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Carrier Offload · AT&T / T-Mobile / Google Fi

Get paid when mobile data is used across your locations.

Mobile carriers pay to route subscriber data through enterprise Wi-Fi in high-traffic venues. Mobile Offload activates that revenue across your entire portfolio — software-only deployment on your existing infrastructure, 50% of carrier payments settled monthly.

Carriers on the network AT&T T-Mobile Google Fi
Data Offloaded / Quarter
576 TB
Up from 88 TB — 555% network growth, Q3 2024 to Q4 2025
Active Subscribers
124K+
Authenticated across six major carriers nationwide
Example Site, Annual
$115K
BWI Airport — 242 access points, 75 TB offloaded monthly
Partner Revenue Share
50%
Of all carrier payments, settled by the 5th of each month
01 — Market

The Carrier Mandate

Cellular networks are out of capacity. Yours is the relief valve.

Mobile data demand is compounding faster than carriers can build towers. In dense, high-dwell environments — airports, stadiums, malls, franchise networks — the macro network physically cannot keep up. The industry's answer is Wi-Fi offload: carriers pay venue operators to carry subscriber traffic over enterprise Wi-Fi.

Through Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0), subscriber devices authenticate to a dedicated carrier SSID automatically — no login screens, no user action. To the carrier it is seamless network extension. To your organization it is a recurring infrastructure revenue line on assets you already own and operate.

Mobile Offload operates the aggregation layer: one agreement, portfolio-wide deployment, consolidated settlement, and carrier-grade reporting across every site.

"For mobile carriers, the challenge of grappling with ever-increasing traffic on their cellular networks will drive them to expand their Wi-Fi offloading capabilities."

— Wireless Broadband Alliance, 2026 Outlook
555% growth in data offloaded across our network in five quarters
02 — Performance

Live Deployments

Audited results from the active network.

Settlement figures from live carrier offload sites. Greenfield denotes a new access point; brownfield runs entirely on existing infrastructure.

Deployment Scope Avg Daily Users Data / Month Revenue / Month Annualized
International Airport
Baltimore, MD
Brownfield · 242 APs 5,945 75 TB $9,625 $115,499
Shopping Mall
Glendale, CA
Greenfield · 1 AP 1,419 8.12 TB $1,929 $23,464
Fitness Center
Irvine, CA
Greenfield · 1 AP 1,172 7.79 TB $1,824 $22,197
Restaurant Group
New Orleans, LA
Brownfield · 3 APs 5,023 3.56 TB $889 $10,662
Retail Location
Studio City, CA
Greenfield · 1 AP 1,082 1.95 TB $577 $7,023

Figures reflect the partner's 50% share of carrier settlement. Multi-site portfolios compound per location under a single master agreement. Individual results vary with foot traffic, dwell time, and venue type.

03 — Deployment

From Assessment to Settlement

Software-only. About an hour per site.

No hardware purchase in most deployments. No disruption to existing networks. Your IT team or MSP coordinates once — we handle the rest.

01

Network Assessment

We audit your existing access-point infrastructure across the portfolio and model offload capacity per site. No hardware purchase required in most deployments.

02

Software Integration

A dedicated carrier SSID configured with Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) and RadSec — roughly one hour per site, coordinated with your IT or MSP, with zero impact on existing networks.

03

Automatic Carrier Offload

AT&T, T-Mobile, and Google Fi subscribers authenticate automatically on entry. No passwords, no splash pages. Traffic flows through your infrastructure.

04

Monthly Settlement

Carriers pay per gigabyte offloaded. Your organization receives 50% of all carrier revenue by the 5th of each month, with full session-level reporting.

04 — Partners

Built for Scale

We partner with operators of high-traffic portfolios.

Offload economics are driven by foot traffic, dwell time, and site count. These are the environments where the program performs.

01

Multi-Location Franchises

Franchise groups and operators with 10+ locations. One agreement, portfolio-wide deployment, consolidated monthly reporting across every site.

02

Airports & Transit Hubs

High-dwell, high-density environments where carrier networks are most congested — and where offload economics perform best.

03

Stadiums, Arenas & Venues

Event-driven traffic surges that cellular networks cannot absorb. Venue Wi-Fi becomes carrier capacity, monetized per gigabyte.

04

Shopping Centers & Malls

Anchor properties with thousands of daily visitors and existing enterprise Wi-Fi ready for Passpoint activation.

05

Hospitality Portfolios

Hotel groups and management companies. Guests offload automatically the moment they arrive — no captive portal, no login.

06

Campuses & Healthcare

Universities, hospital systems, and corporate campuses with large populations and enterprise-grade network infrastructure already in place.

05 — Security

Isolation by Architecture

Your infrastructure is never touched.

The offload network is architecturally isolated from business operations. This is the principle the entire security model is built on.

01

Complete network separation

The carrier SSID is fully isolated from guest, internal, and POS networks. Zero overlap with business operations.

02

Client device isolation

Device-to-device communication is disabled on the offload SSID. Users cannot see or reach one another.

03

Zero access to your systems

Mobile Offload cannot access, modify, or monitor internal networks, customer data, or any other SSID.

04

Carrier-grade encryption

WPA3 Enterprise, Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) authentication, and RadSec — RADIUS over TLS — end to end.

Authentication & Encryption Stack
WPA3 Enterprise Strongest Wi-Fi encryption standard
Passpoint / Hotspot 2.0 Automatic secure carrier authentication
RadSec — RADIUS over TLS Encrypted authentication transport
Dedicated SSID Complete separation from your networks

Network architecture: the carrier SSID (AT&T / T-Mobile / Fi) operates in full isolation from guest and internal networks. Mobile Offload has zero access to your systems, customer data, or POS environment — by design, not by policy.

06 — Commercial

Straightforward Terms

Six months to evaluate. Carrier-grade commitment after.

Cancel any time in the first six months, no questions asked. Continuing partners roll into an annual agreement — a reliability requirement set by the carriers.

Six-month evaluation window

Cancel any time in the first six months. No questions, no penalty. The program stays month-to-month for the full window.

50 / 50 revenue share

Carrier revenue is split equally. No tiers, no sliding scales, no minimums. Paid by the 5th of each month.

Annual term after month six

Continuing partners roll into a one-year agreement — a reliability requirement set by the carriers, not by us.

Full data transparency

Monthly reports with sessions, gigabytes offloaded, and per-carrier breakdown — for every site in the portfolio.

07 — Questions

Common questions.

Carrier revenue is split equally — your organization receives 50% of all carrier payments generated across your locations. No tiered structures and no fine print. Settlement is paid by the 5th of each month with full session-level reporting per site.

No. The carrier offload network runs on a completely separate SSID with dedicated bandwidth allocation. Guest networks, internal networks, and POS systems are untouched. We validate zero impact before any site goes live.

AT&T, T-Mobile, and Google Fi currently ride the network. All three authenticate subscribers through Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) — automatic and invisible to the user, with no login screen.

In most deployments, no. If your access points support Passpoint / Hotspot 2.0 — standard on enterprise hardware from Cisco, Aruba, Ruckus, Juniper Mist, and others — we deploy on what you have. Where an addition is recommended, we handle it.

One master agreement covers the portfolio. Sites are activated in coordinated waves with your IT team or MSP — roughly one hour of configuration per site, scheduled off-peak. Reporting is consolidated across all locations.

During the first six months, either party can exit with 30 days written notice — no termination fees, no penalties. On exit, every network is restored to its original configuration.

08 — Engage

Request a network assessment.

We model offload capacity across your portfolio — site by site — and return a revenue projection with deployment scope. No cost, no obligation.

01 Portfolio reviewA call to review your locations, traffic profile, and network infrastructure.
02 Capacity modelPer-site offload projections built from live network data.
03 Deployment planRollout waves, IT coordination, and settlement structure.

Direct: (530) 232-4445 — text only
corey@mobileoffload.com

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