How to sign in to my Speedify Router

You can either sign in to your router via the web interface, or from the command line, where you can retrieve a URL to sign in from another device.

Sign In via web interface

If you have installed the Speedify Luci plugin, then you can complete the Sign In process in your browser.

Open the Luci web interface (defaults to http://192.168.1.1/ but you may have changed this in your configuration) in your browser.

After installing Speedify and the Luci plugin for Speedify, your router will have a new Speedify tab:

This tab contains the same user interface as you may be familiar with on other platforms

When signing in, you should be redirected to a login portal in a new tab. Once you login, you can return to the OpenWrt tab, and use Speedify.

Sign In via command line:

You can also Sign In and Activate your router from the command line, without using the OpenWrt web interface. Use ssh to connect to your router.

Run:

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

Copy and paste the activationUrl to your browser on another computer. Now you can complete the Sign In process, in that browser, and when complete, the router will be Signed In.   If you have a license for a router it will be used, if not it will allow you to purchase one.

To confirm that you are successfully signed in, 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 see your email, then you are successfully signed in. If bytesAvailable shows -1 , then the router is fully licensed and ready to use.


Please contact us at support@speedify.com if you see issues.

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