Hamina Onsite

What Hamina Onsite is

Hamina Onsite is a Wi-Fi site survey toolkit for business customers who need to validate, optimize, or troubleshoot wireless performance. Live heatmaps update during a survey to show signal coverage, secondary and tertiary coverage, SNR, and interference. Its Orb view reports latency, jitter, and packet loss with a connectivity score from 0 to 100. Onsite analyzes Wi-Fi across 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz, reporting access point properties, channel utilization, and client counts. Raw on-air energy visualization requires Nomad and a supported spectrum analyzer.

Surveyors can add notes and photos to record installation issues or instructions, then generate online reports that colleagues and customers can explore. The app works without an internet connection and synchronizes collected data to Hamina cloud when connectivity returns. Multiple users can survey the same project at once, including on the same or different floors; licenses are per user. Hamina lists iPhone, iPad, and MacBook support, and the platforms are iOS, macOS, and web. Onsite supports Hamina Clip and Oscium Nomad; optional spectrum analysis hardware includes NetAlly NXT-2000, Oscium Wi-Spy Lucid, and WiPry Clarity. The annual Hamina Onsite plan is $590 a year, with pricing starting at $590. VAT and applicable local taxes are excluded, and there is no free plan.

Who it suits

Hamina Onsite suits business customers conducting Wi-Fi surveys, live troubleshooting, and performance analysis across one or more floors. It is intended for business use and offers per-user licensing for teams working on shared projects.

Limits

There is no free plan. The listed Hamina Onsite plan costs $590 a year, with VAT and applicable local taxes excluded; licensing is per user. Raw on-air energy visualization requires Nomad and a supported spectrum analyzer.

Getting started

1. Open the Hamina Onsite website.
2. Choose the Hamina Onsite plan; pricing starts at $590 and the listed plan is $590 a year.
3. Set up access for the users who will work on the project; licensing is per user.
4. Use Onsite on iPhone, iPad, or MacBook, or through the listed iOS, macOS, and web platforms.
5. Use Hamina Clip or Oscium Nomad for survey hardware; use supported spectrum analysis hardware if needed.
6. Survey online or offline; collected data synchronizes to Hamina cloud when connectivity returns.

Verdict

Choose Hamina Onsite if your business needs live Wi-Fi survey views, offline collection, shared projects, and interactive reports. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan, or if raw on-air energy visualization without Nomad and a supported spectrum analyzer is essential.