Best Fibre Deals 2026
Get The Best Fibre Deals in SA from R279
Looking for the best 2026 fibre deals? We've included some of the top deals in South Africa. See the complete list below.
Fibre Deals Best Webafrica pick TrustPilot 4.4 · 14k+ reviews
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1000/250 Mbps uncapped fibre
The sharpest R/Mbps in the current Webafrica catalogue — R1.21/Mbps, with free install and free Wi-Fi router included.
- Free standard install
- Free Wi-Fi router
- 14-day install guarantee
- Month-to-month
Is fibre available at your address?
Enter your street address to check live coverage and see every deal you qualify for, from R279/mo.
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What happens after you click
So you know exactly what you're getting into - and what you're not.
Step 1
Check coverage
30-second address check on Webafrica. Free, no signup needed.
Step 2
Apply if it's available
Free to apply. No payment, no contract commitment until the line is live.
Step 3
Install in 7-14 working days
Free standard install, free router. Webafrica credits R999 if your line isn't live in 14 days.
Step 4
Change your mind?
Walk away any time before the line is activated - you're not locked in.
Live · Best Fibre Deals
Top fibre deals for 2026
The full live catalogue from Webafrica, MWeb, Afrihost, RSAweb, Vox, Herotel and Accelerit - Webafrica deals pinned first, then sorted cheapest. Filter by ISP, network and speed.
Prices checked 19 October 2026 · price-per-Mbps shown on every deal
Most Popular
20/10 Mbps Uncapped
Vuma Reach · Asymmetrical
R429pm
R21.45/Mbps
What's free
- Free standard installation
- Free Wi-Fi router
2nd Most Popular
30/30 Mbps Uncapped
Vumatel · Symmetrical
R519pm
R419pm
R13.97/Mbps
What's free
- Free standard installation
- Free Wi-Fi router
3rd Most Popular
30/30 Mbps Uncapped
Openserve · Symmetrical
R539pm
R439pm
R14.63/Mbps
What's free
- Free standard installation
- Free Wi-Fi router
5/5 Mbps Uncapped
Comtel Fibre · Symmetrical
R379pm
R75.80/Mbps
What's free
- Free Wi-Fi router
30/30 Mbps Uncapped
Metro Nexus · Symmetrical
R529pm
R429pm
R14.30/Mbps
What's free
- Free standard installation
- Free Wi-Fi router
20/10 Mbps Uncapped
Fibre Geeks · Asymmetrical
R429pm
R21.45/Mbps
What's free
- Free Wi-Fi router
30/30 Mbps Uncapped
Evotel · Symmetrical
R539pm
R439pm
R14.63/Mbps
What's free
- Free standard installation
- Free Wi-Fi router
25/25 Mbps Uncapped
Octotel · Symmetrical
R549pm
R449pm
R17.96/Mbps
What's free
- Free standard installation
- Free Wi-Fi router
10/10 Mbps Uncapped
Comtel Fibre · Symmetrical
R509pm
R50.90/Mbps
What's free
- Free Wi-Fi router
40/40 Mbps Uncapped
Metro Nexus · Symmetrical
R629pm
R529pm
R13.22/Mbps
What's free
- Free standard installation
- Free Wi-Fi router
| ISP | What's free | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Most Popular | 20/10 Mbps Uncapped Asymmetrical |
| R429pm R21.45/Mbps | Check Availability | |
2nd Most Popular | 30/30 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R519pm R419pm R13.97/Mbps | Check Availability | |
3rd Most Popular | 30/30 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R539pm R439pm R14.63/Mbps | Check Availability | |
5/5 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R379pm R75.80/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
30/30 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R529pm R429pm R14.30/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
20/10 Mbps Uncapped Asymmetrical |
| R429pm R21.45/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
30/30 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R539pm R439pm R14.63/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
25/25 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R549pm R449pm R17.96/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
10/10 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R509pm R50.90/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
40/40 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R629pm R529pm R13.22/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
20/20 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R539pm R26.95/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
30/30 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R539pm R17.97/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
40/10 Mbps Uncapped Asymmetrical |
| R549pm R13.72/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
30/30 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R589pm R19.63/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
60/30 Mbps Uncapped Asymmetrical |
| R699pm R599pm R9.98/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
50/25 Mbps Uncapped Asymmetrical |
| R719pm R619pm R12.38/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
50/25 Mbps Uncapped Asymmetrical |
| R719pm R619pm R12.38/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
55/25 Mbps Uncapped Asymmetrical |
| R719pm R619pm R11.25/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
55/55 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R749pm R649pm R11.80/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
25/25 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R659pm R26.36/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
25/25 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R669pm R26.76/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
60/60 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R779pm R679pm R11.32/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
60/60 Mbps Uncapped Symmetrical |
| R789pm R689pm R11.48/Mbps | Check Availability | ||
50/25 Mbps Uncapped Asymmetrical |
| R689pm R13.78/Mbps | Check Availability |
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R/Mbps Value Chart
Which deal is genuinely best value
Sticker price lies. Divide the monthly price by the download speed - the lower the R/Mbps, the better the value. The chart below takes the best rand-per-megabit line in each of six price bands, straight from the table above. Promotional rates revert: Octotel 55/25 · RSAweb goes back to R599; Octotel 300/200 · RSAweb goes back to R895; Vumatel 1000/250 · RSAweb goes back to R1 375; Openserve 1000/500 · RSAweb goes back to R1 695; Octotel 2500/2500 · RSAweb goes back to R2 075.
| Package | Monthly price | Download | Price per Mbps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Octotel 55/25 · RSAweb | R299 | 55 Mbps | R5.44 |
| Octotel 300/200 · RSAweb | R379 | 300 Mbps | R1.26 |
| Vumatel 1000/250 · RSAwebBest value | R699 | 1000 Mbps | R0.70 |
| Cybersmart 1000/1000 · MWeb | R879 | 1000 Mbps | R0.88 |
| Openserve 1000/500 · RSAweb | R997 | 1000 Mbps | R1.00 |
| Octotel 2500/2500 · RSAweb | R1 995 | 2500 Mbps | R0.80 |
The value cliff
Where paying more buys a whole tier more speed
At almost every speed tier we track, the cheapest package one tier faster costs less than the typical package at the tier below it. A household paying the going rate for its speed can often move up a full tier and pay no more - provided that line's network reaches the address.
Median package at this tierCheapest package one tier faster
| Tier | Packages | Median price | Median R/Mbps | Cheapest one tier up | Difference | Beaten by it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Mbps | 20 | R447 | R39.90 | 20 Mbps at R299 — RSAweb on Metro Nexus | −R148 | 19 of 2095% |
| 20 Mbps | 88 | R517 | R19.63 | 40 Mbps at R299 — RSAweb on Octotel | −R218 | 87 of 8899% |
| 40 Mbps | 140 | R697 | R13.32 | 100 Mbps at R379 — RSAweb on Octotel | −R318 | 139 of 14099% |
| 100 Mbps | 151 | R879 | R8.75 | 200 Mbps at R379 — RSAweb on Octotel | −R500 | 150 of 15199% |
| 200 Mbps | 119 | R1 109 | R5.02 | 500 Mbps at R699 — RSAweb on Vumatel | −R410 | 115 of 11997% |
| 500 Mbps | 91 | R1 297 | R2.59 | 1 Gbps at R699 — RSAweb on Vumatel | −R598 | 90 of 9199% |
Pick your plan
Which fibre plan is right for you
Match your line speed to your household - paying for 1 Gbps when you only stream on one TV is wasted money.
Casual · 10 Mbps
3-4 connected devices. SD streaming. 5 GB HD movie download in ~1 hr 8 min. Best for a single user on email and social media.
Streaming · 20-25 Mbps
4-5 devices. 4K on one screen. 5 GB HD movie download in ~36 min. Comfortable for a couple with one TV.
Multi-device · 40-50 Mbps
5-10 devices. 4K on two screens. 5 GB HD movie download in ~18 min. The sweet spot for a family of four.
Power · 100-200 Mbps
10+ devices. 4K on five screens. 5 GB HD movie download in ~7 min. Best for work-from-home households or share houses.
Decision Tree
Find your perfect deal
Three quick questions and we'll point you at the right deal in the table above.
Best fibre deal for your household
Answer in order. The recommendation links to the matching deal page.
- Q1
What's your household budget per month?
- Q2
Does anyone work from home with daily video calls?
- Yes → Pick a line with at least 10 Mbps upload - the cheapest in the table is Accelerit 10/10 Mbps at R293 (Accelerit)
- No, mostly streaming → An asymmetrical line is fine - sort the table by price and ignore the upload column
- Q3
Do you game competitively or stream live?
- Yes → Symmetrical Vumatel or Octotel - lower jitter, low latency to SA game servers
- No → Any uncapped fibre line works - prioritise R/Mbps value
The verdict
Where this list is the right answer, and where it is not
Both sides are computed from the 689 monthly packages we track here, so they move when the prices do.
A deal from this list is the right buy if…
- You want to compare across ISPs, not inside oneWe hold verified prices for 689 monthly packages from 7 ISPs across 45 networks, from R279/mo for 5/5 Mbps Uncapped up to 2 500 Mbps. Comparing one ISP's own range cannot tell you whether that range is competitive.
- You are buying on monthly priceThe cheapest genuinely-monthly line we track is 5/5 Mbps Uncapped on FibreSuburb Networks from Mweb at R279/mo. That is the floor of this pool, not a mid-table price.
- You are buying on value per megabit1000/250 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel from RSAweb works out at R0.70/Mbps against R55.80/Mbps for the cheapest line - the best rand-per-megabit in this pool at R699/mo.
- You upload as much as you download467 of the 689 monthly lines here are symmetrical, from R279/mo for 5/5 Mbps Uncapped on FibreSuburb Networks. Matched upload is what video calls, cloud backups and streaming out depend on.
Who should look elsewhere
- Your address has no fibre yetEvery price on this page is conditional on one of these 45 networks having reached your street, and that is decided by the trench outside, not by which ISP you prefer. Check coverage at the address first - if nothing shows, this page cannot help you and a fixed-wireless or LTE line is the comparison to run instead.
- You are judging on the headline price alone1000/500 Mbps Uncapped on Openserve from RSAweb advertises R997/mo, but that rate runs for 2 months and then bills R1 695 - a jump of R698/mo, the steepest in this pool. 226 of the 689 lines here step up the same way. Compare what a line costs over two years, not what it costs in month one.
- You have budgeted the monthly but not the once-off421 of the 689 monthly lines here carry a stated once-off charge - typically R748, and as much as R4 600 on 20/20 Mbps Uncapped on Purple Forest Waterfall View. It lands on the first invoice, so a line that is a few rand cheaper every month can still cost more over the first year. The rest publish no figure at all, which is not the same as free.
- You want a gigabit on an entry-line budgetThe cheapest gigabit we hold a verified price for is 1000/250 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel from RSAweb at R699/mo - 2.5x the cheapest line on this page. No amount of comparing closes that gap; it is a different product, not a better deal.
- You assume the cheapest line is the best valueIt is not. 5/5 Mbps Uncapped on Comtel Fibre works out at R75.80/Mbps against R0.70/Mbps for 1000/250 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel - 108.4x the price per megabit. If a bigger line fits the budget at all, it buys far more per rand.
FAQ
Why switch to fibre
On rand-per-megabit, the strongest line under R700 is Vumatel 1000/250 Mbps at R699 (RSAweb) at R0.70 per Mbps, a promotional rate reverting to R1 375. Across the whole catalogue the best rand-per-megabit is Vumatel 1000/250 Mbps at R699 (RSAweb) at R0.70 per Mbps, a promotional rate reverting to R1 375. On sticker price alone the cheapest monthly line is FibreSuburb Networks 5/5 Mbps at R279 (MWeb). All three are month-to-month.
Yes. Fibre delivers latency under 10ms to local SA game servers, near-zero packet loss and almost no jitter compared to ADSL or LTE. That translates to a measurable smoothness gain on Xbox, PlayStation, PC and Switch - especially for competitive shooters.
Fibre is uncapped (no FUP throttling), unaffected by load-shedding at the tower, and delivers consistent speeds 24/7. LTE and 5G are convenient when fibre isn't lit at your address but slow at peak time and degrade in bad weather.
Fibre is available in every South African province now, with new addresses going live weekly. Coverage is street-level - one side of a road may be lit while the other isn't. Run an address-level coverage check before signing up.
No. Fibre runs on its own dedicated cabling - no copper voice line required. Telkom is decommissioning ADSL nationally; fibre is the modern replacement.
For streaming HD on one or two devices, 10 Mbps is the minimum. For a household of four streaming 4K and gaming, aim for 50-100 Mbps. For 10+ devices or anyone working from home with daily video calls, 100-200 Mbps.
Standard installation runs 7-14 working days from order on most networks (Vumatel, Openserve, Octotel, Frogfoot). Once the line is lit at your address, the technician install itself takes 2-4 hours.
Yes for most households. SA fibre prices have dropped roughly 8% per year for five years - locking into a 24-month contract freezes you at today's price. Month-to-month gives you the freedom to switch ISP or upgrade speed at any time with one calendar month's notice.
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