Splynx vs Gaiia — compare features, pricing, AI automation, and deployment options. See which ISP OSS/BSS platform fits your business in 2026.
This comparison is published by Splynx. All Gaiia data is sourced from gaiia.com and its public documentation as of April 2026.
Billing, RADIUS, CPE management, field ops, and CRM — all native, all under your roof. No vendor lock-in on your core infrastructure
Gaiia connects to your network through third-party integrations and FreeRADIUS add-ons. Splynx ships a native RADIUS server, a full TR-069/ACS for remote CPE management across 26+ tested vendors, SNMP monitoring, live network weathermaps, and bandwidth shaping — all built into one platform with zero middleware.
Regional ISPs serve diverse markets — and diverse wallets. Splynx natively integrates 25+ payment gateways including Stripe, PayPal, GoCardless, M-Pesa, Paystack, and Safaricom, plus direct accounting sync with QuickBooks, Xero, and Sage — covering Africa, Europe, and the Americas without middleware or Zapier workarounds.
Not every ISP wants their billing data on someone else's servers. Splynx gives you the choice: fully managed cloud hosting or self-hosted on-premise deployment on your own Linux infrastructure — with the same feature set either way. Gaiia is cloud-only with no on-premise option.
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