Ruckus SmartZone vs Tanaza

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Tanaza is a cloud platform for deploying Wi-Fi networks and managing Wi-Fi services for business customers. It brings access points, SSIDs, and clients into one management platform, with real-time performance monitoring, channel optimization, and email alerts when issues arise. Zero-touch provisioning lets administrators configure devices remotely before they are sent to customer premises. For public hotspots, a splash page editor allows customization of the authentication page. TanazaOS is Linux-based and compatible with access points from different brands. Its Marketplace lists add-ons such as historical statistics, API, and voucher login, along with integrations including Ads4WiFi, Cloud4Wi, and Classic Hotspot. The Basic plan includes core features and standard support free, without a time limit, for up to three devices. Pro costs $1.99 a month per device, or $19.99 a year per device, and includes unlimited devices and priority support. The listed platforms are Linux, macOS, web, and Windows. Tanaza was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.