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Powerful is table stakes. Pleasant is the difference.
The incumbents are capable platforms — that's not in dispute. Here's where the philosophies part ways, using only what they publish themselves.
How we compare fairly: every claim about another product on this page comes from that vendor's own public website, with the date we read it. No screenshots of competitors, no secondhand reviews, no invented numbers. If anything here is out of date, tell us and we'll correct it promptly.
| Area | AccessCore | Splynx (published) |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Apply online — no card, no quote, no scheduled call. By default a person reviews every application and replies within the published review window; where open signup is enabled the workspace opens immediately. Then a guided device wizard for MikroTik RouterOS. The free tier is the full product. | Subscription includes 2 hours of dedicated support for configuration; further dedicated engineering at $70/hour in 5-hour packages. — splynx.com/pricing, July 2026 |
| Starting price | Free while you are getting started, then marginal usage bands per active subscriber and per hotspot activation — every band read live on the pricing page. Your bill tracks your revenue. | Licenses are calculated in intervals of 100 with an entry-level license of (up to) 400 subscribers — the smallest license is sized for 400. — splynx.com/pricing FAQ, July 2026 |
| Hotspot & vouchers | Built in. Captive portal, voucher batches, agents, fraud signals and mobile-money sales live in the same console as your PPPoE billing. | Wi-Fi hotspot is offered via a separate product (Powerlynx) linked from the Splynx solutions menu. — splynx.com navigation, July 2026 |
| When something breaks | The console is designed so you rarely need a human: when a change doesn’t land on the device it says so and offers the fix — at 11pm too. A needs-attention queue triages what’s left. | Support via helpdesk with daily answers — up to 2 tickets per day per end user, on Central European Time hours. — splynx.com/pricing FAQ, July 2026 |
| Wire-verified honesty | Cut a customer off and the router has to acknowledge it — a refused or unanswered disconnect is shown as exactly that. Where a change binds on the next connection instead, the console says so rather than showing a checkmark over a database row. | No equivalent claim published. — as of July 2026 |
| Feature gating | Every feature on every plan. You pay for usage, not for add-ons — they don’t exist. Paid usage buys a portal without our small “Powered by AccessCore” line; every capability is already yours. | License includes all system features; certain add-ons (accounting integrations, ACS/TR-069, security) carry additional licensing and paid integration hours. — splynx.com/pricing, July 2026 |
What about UISP?
Ubiquiti's UISP is genuinely free software, and if your network is built end-to-end on Ubiquiti hardware it deserves a serious look. AccessCore is built first for MikroTik-based networks — and for operations where billing is the business: usage caps that enforce, voucher economics, mobile-money collection, agents and honest device operations. Different centre of gravity; pick the one shaped like your network.
Competitor information is quoted from public vendor websites as read in July 2026 and may change; it is provided for comparison only. Splynx is a trademark of Splynx s.r.o. UISP and UniFi are trademarks of Ubiquiti Inc. MikroTik is a trademark of Mikrotīkls SIA. AccessCore is not affiliated with any of them. Spotted something stale? [email protected] — we'd rather be correct than convincing.
The fairest comparison is a free account.
Connect a device, sell a voucher, watch the money land — then decide. No card, no clock.