
Cheapest Fibre Deals in SA
Cheapest fibre deals in South Africa - the complete, independently-ranked list of every affordable uncapped fibre package from R279/mo, across 40 networks and 158 packages on Webafrica, MWeb, Afrihost and RSAweb. Free router, free install, no long-term contract.

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For a household of 3 on Wi-Fi, 100–200 mbps gives enough headroom to absorb signal loss and keep every device smooth at peak time.
Every Cheap Fibre Deal under R700
Every uncapped fibre line under R700/month from Webafrica, MWeb, Afrihost and RSAweb - sorted cheapest first. Each deal is tagged with its ISP's FastestFibre score and Trustpilot rating, so you can see at a glance whether the cheap price comes with reliable service.
Prices checked 28 September 2026 · price-per-Mbps shown on every deal
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Cheapest R/Mbps in SA
Sticker price isn't value. Divide the monthly price by the download speed - the lower the R/Mbps, the better the deal. Under R700, Metro Nova 80/80 · MWeb wins at R8.11 per Mbps. Promotional rates revert: Metro Nova 80/80 · MWeb goes back to R749; Fibre Geeks 75/25 · MWeb goes back to R789; Frogfoot 60/30 · Webafrica goes back to R699; Frogfoot 60/30 · MWeb goes back to R749; Metro Nexus 60/60 · MWeb goes back to R769; Octotel 55/25 · MWeb goes back to R729.
| Package | Monthly price | Download | Price per Mbps |
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| Metro Nova 80/80 · MWebBest value | R649 | 80 Mbps | R8.11 |
| Fibre Geeks 75/25 · MWeb | R689 | 75 Mbps | R9.19 |
| Frogfoot 60/30 · Webafrica | R599 | 60 Mbps | R9.98 |
| Frogfoot 60/30 · MWeb | R599 | 60 Mbps | R9.98 |
| Metro Nexus 60/60 · MWeb | R619 | 60 Mbps | R10.32 |
| Octotel 55/25 · MWeb | R579 | 55 Mbps | R10.53 |
What Are the Cheapest Fibre Deals in South Africa?
"Cheapest" depends how you cut it: (A) the lowest sticker price per month, (B) the lowest total cost over 12 months once router and install fees are added, or (C) the best price-per-Mbps. All three matter - and the cheapest by one measure is rarely the cheapest by all three.
By sticker price, the cheapest uncapped, monthly-billed fibre line in the table above is FibreSuburb Networks 5/5 Mbps for R279/month on MWeb - R3 348 over twelve months before any once-off order or router fee. The catch is the speed: 5 Mbps down and 5 Mbps up is a one-person line, not a household one.
By price-per-Mbps, the winner under R700 is Metro Nova 80/80 at R649 on MWeb - R8.11 per Mbps of download, a promotional rate that reverts to R749. Stay under R400 and the best per-megabit line is Metro Nexus 30/30 at R379 on MWeb - R12.63 per Mbps, a promotional rate that reverts to R529.
Pre-paid passes are listed in the table too, but they are excluded from every "cheapest" and "from" figure on this page: their price buys one pass over its validity window, not a month of service, so comparing them against monthly lines is comparing two different things.
Coverage is decided street-by-street: every recommendation on this page is conditional on your address being lit up by the relevant Fibre Network Operator. The first thing to do is always an address coverage check - the cheapest deal you can actually get installed is the only one that counts.
The Cheapest 6 Right Now
The six cheapest monthly-billed lines in the table above, taken straight from it. All are uncapped and sold by Webafrica, MWeb, Afrihost or RSAweb over a South African fibre network.






Cheapest Fibre by City
South African fibre coverage is decided one street at a time. Here's a snapshot of the dominant networks in each major metro and what the cheapest available deal typically looks like.
Johannesburg
Best coverage of any SA metro. Openserve and Vumatel entry packages are available in most northern and southern suburbs.
Cape Town
Octotel and Vumatel dominate the Atlantic Seaboard, Southern Suburbs and CBD. Openserve covers the Northern Suburbs and Helderberg.
Pretoria
Strong Openserve and Metrofibre coverage across Centurion, Brooklyn, Menlo Park and Waterkloof.
Durban / eThekwini
Openserve leads with the widest coverage on the upper Berea, Durban North, Umhlanga and the Bluff.
Port Elizabeth / Gqeberha
Openserve and Mitsol are the dominant networks, and the entry packages in the table above are widely available.
East London
Openserve covers most suburbs; Frogfoot is rolling out aggressively through 2026.
Bloemfontein
Openserve has the broadest footprint; Vumatel and Mitsol are filling in the gaps suburb by suburb.
Polokwane
Openserve is the only network with significant coverage; Frogfoot is expanding through 2026.
Nelspruit / Mbombela
Openserve dominates; Vumatel coverage is growing in the central suburbs.
Cheap Fibre vs LTE, 5G & ADSL
Cheap fibre is now the cheapest real internet you can buy in South Africa - beating LTE on price, ADSL on speed and 5G on reliability.
| Technology | Typical Speed | Monthly | Install | Contract | Verdict |
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| Cheap Fibre (R279) | 5/5 Mbps | R279 | Free | Month-to-month | The cheapest monthly fibre line in the table above - MWeb on FibreSuburb Networks. |
| Fixed LTE | 10–25 Mbps avg | R299–R549 | Free router | 12–24 months | Worth it only if fibre is unavailable at your address. |
| 5G Home | 50–200 Mbps avg | R599–R999 | Free router | 12–24 months | Faster than cheap fibre, but pricier and patchy in lower-income suburbs. |
| ADSL (legacy) | 2–10 Mbps | R449+ inc. line | Telkom fee | Month-to-month | Avoid. Telkom is decommissioning copper. No reason to start a new ADSL line in 2026. |
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Understanding Fibre Internet
What is fibre internet?
Fibre internet is delivered through fibre-optic cables - tiny strands of glass or plastic that carry data using pulses of light. Light moves a lot faster than electricity through copper, which is why fibre obliterates ADSL on speed, latency and reliability.
The benefits add up: vastly higher bandwidth, lower latency, more simultaneous users without slowdown, and no degradation over distance the way copper suffers.
Why choose fibre?
Fibre is the most advanced consumer-grade connectivity available. It's far less susceptible to environmental interference than copper, and many fibre packages offer symmetrical upload/download - vital for video calls, cloud backups and online gaming.
The infrastructure is genuinely future-proof. The cable in the ground today can carry tens of gigabits per second tomorrow without being touched.
What's the Difference Between Each Cheap Deal?
Four things separate cheap fibre deals from one another: (1) the speed, (2) the price, (3) the network (FNO) and (4) the ISP. The last two have the biggest impact - your address determines which networks you can get, and only certain ISPs sell on each network.
Frogfoot Air packages are worth a special mention - they include both data and line rental, but coverage is limited and street-by-street. If fibre isn't available at your address at all, fixed LTE is the usual stop-gap.
How to Spot a Genuinely Cheap Deal
The headline price is only half the story. Six checks that separate a real bargain from a clever marketing line.
Calculate the true first-year cost
Multiply the monthly price by 12 and add the once-off fees before deciding which deal is genuinely cheaper. The cheapest line on this page, MWeb's FibreSuburb Networks 5/5 Mbps at R279, is R3 348 over twelve months before any once-off order or router fee - and those fees differ by ISP, so read the "what else to know" panel on the deal itself.
Don't ignore the upload speed
A 1-2 Mbps upload is fine for browsing and Netflix but breaks down on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, online gaming and cloud backup. If anyone in the house works from home or studies online, insist on at least 10 Mbps upload - every deal in the table shows its upload speed.
Calculate the price per Mbps
Divide the monthly price by the download speed. MWeb's FibreSuburb Networks 5/5 Mbps at R279 is R55.80 per Mbps. MWeb's Metro Nova 80/80 Mbps at R649 is R8.11 per Mbps for 80 Mbps of download. The cheapest sticker price is rarely the best value.
Avoid 24-month contracts
The cheapest deals on this page are month-to-month. Anything locked in for 24 months freezes you at today's price while next year's better promotions roll past. South African fibre prices have dropped roughly 8% per year for five years running.
Check coverage before signing
FibreSuburb Networks may be live a few streets away but unavailable at your address. South African fibre is street-level - coverage on one side of a road and not the other is normal. Run an address-level check first; the cheapest deal you can actually install is the only one that counts.
Watch the promo expiry
Many of the cheapest rates in the table are introductory promotions that revert to a higher standard rate after roughly three to four months. Every promotional deal shows its standard price struck through above the promo price - budget for the standard rate, not the headline one.
Benefits of a Cheap Fibre Deal
The cheap tier isn't a compromise - for most households it's the smartest possible buy.
Lower monthly costs
The biggest draw of a cheap fibre deal is a smaller monthly bill. On a tight budget, R279–R345 buys a real, uncapped fibre line - no DSL, no LTE data caps, no surprises.
Faster than ADSL or LTE
Even the cheapest fibre line beats ADSL and LTE on every metric: latency under 10ms, almost zero packet loss, and the line doesn't slow down in load-shedding or bad weather.
Future-proof infrastructure
The fibre cable in your wall today can carry tens of gigabits per second tomorrow. Buy in at the cheap tier now and upgrade your speed package later without ever changing the line or the router.
Truly uncapped data
Almost every cheap fibre deal is uncapped with no Fair Usage Policy. Stream 4K, back up to iCloud, run a home office and game competitively - without watching the data meter.
Month-to-month flexibility
Most cheap deals are month-to-month with 30 days' notice. Move home, downgrade, upgrade or cancel - the cheap tier is the easiest to live with long-term.
Install in 7–14 days
Once your address is approved on a network, Webafrica will have a technician on-site within 7–14 working days. The line goes live the same day in most cases.
Pick the Right Cheap Deal for You
Cheapest isn't always best. Match the package to the household - these are the value picks at every level.
Single user, light browsing
Email, WhatsApp, social media, the odd Netflix HD episode. The cheapest line in the table, and enough for one person who isn't on daily video calls.
Couple, casual streaming
Two phones, one TV, occasional 4K streaming. The cheapest line on this page with at least 20 Mbps download, and a 10 Mbps upload that handles WhatsApp video calls, Zoom and the occasional Teams meeting.
Small household, multiple devices
Up to four people, smart-home devices (cameras, speakers, lightbulbs), daily Netflix in HD. The cheapest line here at 30 Mbps or better, so every device has room to breathe at peak time.
Work-from-home professional
Daily video calls, large file uploads to Google Drive or Dropbox, a second person streaming. The cheapest line here with 40 Mbps down and at least 10 Mbps up - the upload is the deciding factor, anything less stutters on Teams.
Gamer or content creator
Symmetrical speeds, low latency (under 10ms in most SA suburbs), reliable upload for Twitch streaming and large Steam/PlayStation patches. The cheapest symmetrical 50 Mbps-plus line on this page.

Top Fibre ISPs in South Africa
The major players. Look beyond pricing - speed, reliability and customer service all matter.
Fibre Terminology
The four words you'll see on every ISP's site. Know what they mean before signing.
No data usage limit. Use as much data as you want - no extra charges and no throttling for going over a hidden cap.
A set monthly data allowance. Exceed it and you'll either pay top-ups (around R29 per GB) or face a sharp drop in speed.
The ISP intentionally slows your speed once you've used a certain amount of data, even on plans labelled 'uncapped'.
The ISP prioritises some traffic over others - for example, web browsing over BitTorrent or game traffic at peak times.
Upload and download speeds are equal. A 50/50 Mbps line is symmetrical; a 30/10 Mbps line is asymmetrical (downloads 3× faster than uploads).
Fibre Network Operator - the company that owns the cable in the ground (Vumatel, Openserve, Frogfoot, Octotel, Metrofibre). The ISP rents capacity from the FNO.
Internet Service Provider - the company you pay each month (Webafrica, Vodacom, Cool Ideas). The ISP delivers the internet over the FNO's network.
Optical Network Terminal - the small box bolted to your wall by the technician on installation day. The fibre cable plugs into it; your router plugs out of it.
How Many People in the House?
The number of users is the single biggest factor in choosing the right speed.
Browsing, email and one or two simultaneous Netflix streams. Bump it to 50 Mbps if you both stream 4K or game online at the same time.
Comfortable for a family with kids on YouTube and Netflix. Lean toward 100 Mbps if anyone games online, streams 4K or works from home daily.
A busy household with multiple TVs, devices and work-from-home users needs at least 100 Mbps to keep every connection smooth at peak time.
What Plan is Right for You?
The four most common entry-level speeds, and what each one realistically handles.
- 10 Mbps download
- 3–4 connected devices
- 4K streaming N/A
- 5 GB HD movie · 1 hr 8 min
- 20 Mbps download
- 4–5 connected devices
- 4K streaming on 1 device
- 5 GB HD movie · 36 minutes
- 40 Mbps download
- 5–10 devices
- 4K streaming on 2 devices
- 5 GB HD movie · 18 minutes
- 100 Mbps download
- 10+ connected devices
- 4K streaming on 5 devices
- 5 GB HD movie · 7 minutes
Vodacom Fibre Deals
Vodacom offers a full range of uncapped fibre packages, from the entry 25 Mbps "Basic" at R499/mo right up to the 1 Gbps "Elite" at R1,599/mo. Every plan includes a free router, free installation, and is unshaped & unthrottled. See our full Vodacom Fibre packages guide for the complete price list, contract terms and FAQ.
| Plan | Speed | Price | Inclusions |
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| Basic | 25 Mbps | R499/mo | Free router · Unshaped & unthrottled · Free installation |
| Standard | 50 Mbps | R699/mo | Free router · Unshaped & unthrottled · Free installation |
| Premium | 100 Mbps | R899/mo | Free router · Unshaped & unthrottled · Free installation |
| Advanced | 200 Mbps | R1099/mo | Free router · Unshaped & unthrottled · Free installation |
| Pro | 500 Mbps | R1299/mo | Free router · Unshaped & unthrottled · Free installation |
| Elite | 1000 Mbps | R1599/mo | Free router · Unshaped & unthrottled · Free installation |

Test Your Internet Speed
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Run the Speed TestHow to Save Money on Fibre
Three steps from "no fibre" to "the cheapest deal you can actually get installed".
Review fibre in your area
Start with a coverage check at your address. The cheapest deal that doesn't cover your house is no deal at all.
Decide on an ISP
Look at the ISPs available on the networks that cover you. Webafrica is the price leader and waives most install fees.
Choose a fibre package
Compare like for like - speed, upload, contract length, install fee - and pick the cheapest deal that fits your usage.
Why So Many Cheap Deals on This Page Are Sold by Webafrica
Webafrica is South Africa's most-awarded ISP. One bill, one dashboard, one set of T&C's - across Frogfoot, Openserve, Vumatel, Vuma Reach, Octotel, Metrofibre, Mitsol, ClearAccess, Comtel, Zoom, Fibre Geeks and Baldwin.
Compare Webafrica Deals- Free Wi-Fi router worth up to R900
- Free standard installation worth up to R999
- Month-to-month - cancel any time after 30 days
- Single bill across every major SA fibre network
- Local SA support, 7 days a week
- Trusted by 500,000+ households
Why Switch to Fibre?
The standout reasons households make the move from ADSL or LTE - and never look back.
Hyper-performance gaming
Whether you're racing or running shooters - Xbox, PlayStation, PC - fibre delivers minimal lag and rock-steady ping for competitive online play, typically 5–15ms to local SA game servers.
Buffer-free streaming
Streaming with Netflix, Showmax, Disney+, Amazon Prime, DStv Stream and Apple TV+ is buffer-free on a decent fibre line. Music, gaming, video calls - everything just works in the background.
Coverage across all 9 provinces
Fibre is rolling out across all nine provinces, with new addresses going live every week. Punch in your street address on a coverage map to see what's available right now.
HD live-stream TV
Binge a Netflix original in 4K, catch up on Showmax or stream off Amazon Prime - all in HD or UHD without buffering, even with three devices going at once.
No Telkom phone line needed
Fibre is a completely separate service from a copper voice line. No Telkom contract, no line rental, no copper at all in the equation.
What speed do you actually need?
If you stream most of your music, movies and series, 20 Mbps or higher will handle Netflix, Showmax, Amazon Prime and DStv Stream simultaneously without lag.
What you need to get started
Pick a deal from the table on this page and click through. Webafrica handles the activation, the router and the technician - no Telkom, no DIY, no hassle.
FAQs on Cheap Fibre Deals
The questions everyone asks before signing up for a sub-R500 fibre deal.
Get the Speeds You Want at the Price You Want
Run the address check, pick the cheapest deal you can actually get, and Webafrica will have you online inside two weeks - router and install included.
