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Become a Guevok provider in Trinidad & Tobago
Guevok sells Internet access at busy places — cafés, markets, campuses — and pays the people who bring the connection.
You are…
Customer
1 · I want a connection
1 GB from ≈ 1.15 TTD
No subscription, no ID Paid by WiPay, Cards Visa / Mastercard Time starts at first connection Find Wi-Fi near me
Supplier
2 · I want to offer connections
Turn your Wi-Fi into income
Free to start, no licence to file About ten sales a day covers a typical link Paid monthly, in your currency Become a provider
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3 · I want to buy the equipment
The equipment to sell, supplied and configured by Guevok
List and prices reserved for confirmed providers (≥ 10,000 USD of purchases) or on granted access Access can be requested after step 2 Request access
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4 · Cart and payment
Order, payment and delivery in your provider space
Mobile money or card depending on the country, instant receipt Real testimonials, never invented Provider space
The supplier path runs 2 → 3 → 4. Each step stays optional: you can join without buying; equipment is only required to sell.
Where?
Pick your country. Even with no provider yet: that is how the first one signs up.
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No provider here yet. Be the first provider in Trinidad & Tobago:
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Access plans
indicative prices — set in your currency when your country opens; every place shows its own prices before you buy
P100
≈ 1.15 TTD
≈ 0.17 USD
1 GB · 3 h · 1 device
P200
≈ 2.31 TTD
≈ 0.34 USD
2 GB · 6 h · 1 device
P500
≈ 5.77 TTD
≈ 0.85 USD
5 GB · 24 h · 1 device
Local-currency and USD prices are an indicative conversion (source open.er-api.com, 2026-10-27). Payment is taken in the place's listed currency.
How you pay here — Trinidad & Tobago (TTD)
WiPay exists here, not connected yet Cards Visa / Mastercard exists here, not connected yet Stripe (via the US/FR entity) Bank transfer (manual, finance confirms) exists here, not connected yet Cash at the cabin / partner site connected Means marked 'exists in the country' are what local providers will be able to offer; Guevok connects them territory by territory.
Provider plans
Fixed fee per active installation, never per access point. Account and preparation are free; you pay from the first published installation.
Essentiel
≈ 23.09 TTD / month
≈ 3.41 USD
12.0 % commission
Business
≈ 115.46 TTD / month
≈ 17.05 USD
7.0 % commission
Réseau
≈ 288.66 TTD / month
≈ 42.63 USD
4.0 % commission
Break-evens: ESSENTIEL ↔ BUSINESS → ≈ 1 847.41 TTD · 272.86 USD · BUSINESS ↔ RESEAU → ≈ 5 773.15 TTD · 852.68 USD
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Why it's cheaper
A mobile gigabyte is priced per gigabyte, everywhere.
A satellite or fibre link is priced per month, whatever the volume.
At a busy place that fixed cost is shared by dozens of customers a day. That sharing is the price.
What you see is measured Each place's status comes from its gateway. Sales close when the link is down. A planned pause extends your access by the same time.
What people say
No testimonial published yet. We only show real testimonials, with their author's consent.
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Questions
How does it work? Pick a place, pick a plan (say 1 GB for 3 h), pay by mobile money or in cash at the cabin, and you get a code and a Wi-Fi username. Join the place's network: that's it.
Why is it cheaper than my mobile plan? Because the connection is shared at one place over a high-capacity link (satellite or fibre) with a fixed price. We don't pay per gigabyte: we pay for the link and share it with you.
When does my plan start? At first connection, not at purchase. You have 7 days to activate it. Then the duration runs (3 h, 6 h, 24 h depending on the plan) and the volume is consumed.
I paid but got nothing. Payment is confirmed only by the mobile-money operator. Wait for the confirmation ('check payment'), then your code appears in 'My access'. If it doesn't, Support → 'Paid, no access' with your reference.
What do I need? A connection (satellite, fibre, box), a busy place and a gateway (sold in the equipment shop). Account and preparation are free.
What does Guevok earn? A fixed subscription per active installation and a commission on net sales, per the plan you choose. Break-evens between plans are shown before you choose.
Do I need a licence? No. You declare contractually your right to commercialise the connection. Guevok is a marketplace, not a verification authority. A dispute never suspends on a mere denunciation.