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. Pricing and features change — always verify directly with vendors. 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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