Speedify Router License Activation Guide

This article explains how to sign in to Speedify on your router, either through the web interface or from the command line interface (CLI).

Option 1: Sign In via the Web Interface

If you have installed the Speedify Luci plugin, you can complete the sign-in process directly in your browser.

Step 1

Open your router's Luci web interface in a browser. The default address is http://192.168.1.1/, though you may have changed this in your router's configuration.

Step 2

After installing Speedify and the Luci plugin, your OpenWrt router will have a new Speedify tab in the navigation. Click it to open the Speedify interface.

The Speedify tab displays the same user interface you may recognize from other platforms.

If you're using a GL.iNet router, the Speedify interface is located under the VPN section in the left sidebar menu.

Step 3

Click the sign-in button. Speedify will redirect you to a login portal in a new browser tab. Complete the sign-in process there, then return to the WebUI. Speedify will now be active on your router.

Option 2: Sign In via the Command Line

You can also sign in and activate your router from the command line, without using the web interface at all. This is useful if you prefer SSH access or don't have the Luci plugin installed.

Step 1

Use SSH to connect to your router from another computer on your network.

Step 2

Run the following command to generate an activation code and URL:

/usr/share/speedify/speedify_cli activationcode
{
        "activationCode" : "293348",
        "activationUrl" : "https://my.speedify.com/activate?activationCode=1234567&role=router"
}

Copy the activationUrl  value and paste it into a browser on any other computer. Complete the sign-in process in that browser. Once you finish, your router will be signed in automatically. If you have a router license, it will be applied; if not, you'll have the option to purchase one.

Step 3

To confirm that the sign-in was successful, run:

/usr/share/speedify/speedify_cli show user
{
    "bytesAvailable" : -1,
    "bytesUsed" : 762644311436,
    "dataPeriodEnd" : "2023-09-27",
    "email" : "****@connectify.me",
    "isAutoAccount" : false,
    "isTeam" : true,
    "minutesAvailable" : -1,
    "minutesUsed" : 214191,
    "paymentType" : "yearly"
}

If you can see your email address in the output, your router is successfully signed in. If bytesAvailable  shows -1 , your router is fully licensed and ready to use.

If you run into any issues, contact the Speedify support team at support@speedify.com.