Hotels and guest houses
Coverage for rooms, corridors, reception, terrace and pool; a branded guest portal; per-device bandwidth limits so a few guests cannot slow everyone down.
Business Internet / Douala
Business Internet that keeps guests, tills and teams online.
Surveyed links, indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi, separated networks, backup options and local support for Douala businesses.
Hotels · restaurants · offices · residences · Douala
Business Internet designed for your building, not just a router left on the counter.
ATLAS NETWORKS surveys the site, chooses the right path (optical fibre, Ethernet, point-to-point radio or Starlink), installs indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi sized for your guests and staff, then documents and tests the handover. One team in Makepe, reachable on WhatsApp, by phone and on site.
- Site survey and written offer before any major spend
- Guest Wi-Fi separated from tills, cameras and office devices
- Continuity options: second link, Starlink, UPS power
- Local support with a 24-hour practical response target
Who it is for
Places where downtime costs money.
A hotel guest who cannot connect leaves a bad review. A restaurant without a working payment terminal loses sales. An office whose video call drops loses time and credibility. ATLAS designs the network around those concrete risks.
Restaurants, lounges and snack bars
Guest Wi-Fi that is quick to join, a separate network for tills and mobile-money terminals, surveyed outdoor coverage and QR password signs.
Offices, clinics and schools
Wired desks, staff Wi-Fi, printers, site-to-site VPN, cameras with backup, Microsoft Entra ID or Zoho Directory identity and handover documentation.
Residences and apartment buildings
Floor-by-floor distribution, access points per apartment or zone, subscriber management and a clear split of shared bandwidth.
The ATLAS method
Survey, design, install, test, support.
1. Site survey. A technician records distances, walls, outdoor areas, power, the number of simultaneous users and the critical uses (tills, cameras, video meetings). We also identify the best path from our service point: optical fibre, protected Ethernet cable, point-to-point radio or a Starlink terminal.
2. Written proposal. You receive an offer that states the maximum speed, the equipment, who owns each device, the works, the timeline, the payment terms and the service limits. Nothing is billed as “included” unless it is written.
3. Clean installation. Cables fixed and protected, access points placed according to the survey, a tidy rack or cabinet, an isolated guest network, and passwords handed to the manager rather than shared in a WhatsApp group.
4. Acceptance testing. We measure signal and throughput in the agreed areas, check network separation and test failover when a backup option was ordered.
5. Support. One WhatsApp and phone contact, a practical 24-hour response target on infrastructure under our control, and scheduled maintenance visits when your contract includes them.
Indicative business rates
Clear professional plans, confirmed after survey.
Prospecting rates as at 6 September 2026 for technically eligible sites. VAT, equipment, works and support terms are fixed in the signed offer, which prevails if anything differs.
ELIGIBLE ENTRY
20,000
FCFA / month – up to 10 Mbit/s
- Small shop or light-use office.
- Granted only after an eligibility check.
- Good for messaging, tills and browsing.
BUSINESS STANDARD
25,000
FCFA / month – up to 25 Mbit/s
- The normal starting point for a business site.
- Separate staff and guest Wi-Fi.
- Regular video calls and cloud tools.
BUSINESS +
35,000+
FCFA / month – above 30 Mbit/s
- Hotels, busy restaurants, multi-floor offices.
- Access to the support contact 24/7.
- Dual-link and power-backup options.
STARLINK PRO
Quote
Installation and integration
- Safe mounting, protected cable, power.
- Integrated with existing or new Wi-Fi.
- Primary link or backup link.
Business installation: from 85,000 FCFA for a route under 50 m; 50–100 m by survey; above 100 m from 150,000 FCFA. Speeds are maximum plan profiles, not minimum-throughput guarantees.
What makes the difference
Six technical choices that prevent angry customer calls.
Most business Wi-Fi that “doesn’t work” suffers from the same mistakes: a single consumer router, unprotected cables, no separate networks and nobody to answer. Here is what we do differently.
Access points in the right place
We position access points from the walls and uses recorded during the survey instead of pushing one router at full power.
Separated networks
Guests, staff, tills and cameras on distinct networks: a customer cannot see your internal devices.
Fair sharing
Bandwidth rules stop one large download from blocking the whole venue.
Continuity
A second provider, Starlink or a UPS depending on the risk: we reduce outages without promising the impossible.
Documentation
Network plan, equipment locations and administrator access handed to the owner, not kept by a single technician.
Identifiable equipment
TP-Link, Tenda, Ubiquiti, Grandstream or MikroTik equipment chosen for the site; brands named for identification only.
Human support
When something goes wrong, you talk to someone who knows your site.
Every business client is recorded with its network plan, equipment and contacts. When a problem occurs, the team immediately sees what was installed, what has already been checked and what must be tested. Requests arrive by WhatsApp, phone or form and are tracked in our CRM so no message gets lost.
We are also honest about limits: weather, ENEO power, road works, cables damaged by third parties, radio interference and customer devices can affect service. Backup options reduce that risk; they do not remove it completely.
Frequently asked questions
Before you request a survey.
Is the survey paid?
A first survey inside the Makepe service area is usually free. For distant or complex sites, a travel fee may be quoted before the visit.
How long does installation take?
A simple site can be installed in one or two days after the offer is accepted. Long routes, poles or civil works are scheduled separately.
Do I own the equipment?
It depends on the offer: equipment sold, rented or provided. Ownership of every device is written in the proposal and on the invoice.
How can I pay?
Bank transfer, MTN MoMo, Orange Money and, when agreed, USDT or Bitcoin. Always follow the references printed on the ATLAS invoice.
Secure inquiry
Describe your site and objective
A detailed request helps the team prepare the survey. Never send passwords, private keys, router credentials or sensitive customer records.