BootyNode™

BootyNet has always believed the network should come to you. Now it literally does.

What is it

Your house is now part of the internet

BootyNode™ is BootyNet’s residential mesh infrastructure programme. A certified BootyNode™ unit is installed at your property, connecting your home directly to the BootyNet backbone and extending coverage to your street.

Every BootyNode™ host becomes a verified network anchor point. Your neighbours connect through you. Your street becomes infrastructure. You become, in a meaningful sense, the internet.

BootyNode™ is certified under the BootyNet Sustainability Initiative™.

“The network has always extended into people’s homes. We are simply formalising that relationship.”

Gerald Booty — Founder and Chief Executive, BootyNet

How it works

Mesh. 6G. Your street.

BootyNode™ units communicate via BootyNet 6G™, forming a distributed mesh across your neighbourhood. Each unit serves up to a defined number of premises. Speed and priority are determined by your NeighbourLink plan.

BootyNet 6G™

Next-generation wireless backhaul, built into every BootyNode™ unit. Fast. Reliable. Yours, technically.

Automatic PathSelect™

BootyNet’s routing system continuously determines the optimal uplink anchor for your street. You are not involved in this decision.

Sustainability Certified

BootyNode™ carries the leaf. Verified under BootyNet’s internal standard. Certification criteria available upon strategic request.

All neighbourhoods

BootyNode™ is available to any residential address on the BootyNet network. Subject to hardware availability and site assessment.

All premises downstream

Every home connected to your node is your responsibility. This is infrastructure. Infrastructure is serious.

Tiered NeighbourLink plans

Downstream neighbours select their own plan. Speeds vary. Your uplink does not.

You’re not just a customer

You’re infrastructure.

BootyNode is coming to your street

BootyNode™ Host Agreement terms apply. All node downtime is logged automatically by BootyNet systems. Compensation for affected NeighbourLink subscribers is calculated per minute of offline time, multiplied by the number of connected premises, and applied to the Node Host account at the end of the billing cycle. Unplanned disconnection fees apply. The Network Continuity Fee for unauthorised node deactivation is $100,000 NZD, billed in the following cycle. BootyNet recommends Node Hosts maintain an uninterruptible power supply. The leaf designation indicates compliance with BootyNet’s internal sustainability standard at the time of certification. BootyNet makes no representation as to the global supply chain or manufacturing impact. PathSelect™ decisions are final. Gerald Booty considers infrastructure a privilege.*