Evotel Fibre Deals
Evotel is an open-access fibre network operator focused on secondary-town South Africa. Compare live, symmetric uncapped Evotel packages from every ISP we track below.
Live Evotel Fibre Deals
Evotel uncapped fibre from Afrihost, MWeb, RSAweb, Webafrica - compare live pricing across every reseller we track.
- Free-to-Use router
- Free setup worth R1416
- Free-to-use router
- Free install promo
- FREE Wi-Fi router
- Save up to R5 000
- Free standard installation
- Free Wi-Fi router
- Free-to-Use router
- Free setup worth R1416
- Free-to-use router
- Free install promo
- FREE Wi-Fi router
- Save up to R5 000
- Free-to-Use router
- Free setup worth R1416
- Free-to-use router
- Free install promo
- FREE Wi-Fi router
- Save up to R5 000
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What is Evotel on Fibre?
Evotel is the network - the company that trenches, owns and maintains the fibre cable running into a home. It doesn't sell directly to most residential customers; instead Afrihost, MWeb, RSAweb, Webafrica buy wholesale capacity on the Evotel network and resell it as their own branded fibre package, handling your billing, support and the connection to the wider internet. Signing up with any of them gets you the same physical Evotel line - the difference is price, router policy and how each ISP structures its contract.
Evotel's rollout has focused on secondary-town South Africa rather than the major metros - our network coverage pages consistently place its footprint in Free State, Mpumalanga and North West. That's a genuinely different niche to Vumatel, Openserve or Frogfoot, which chase Johannesburg, Cape Town, Pretoria and Durban market share. If Evotel is lit on your street, it's often the only serious fibre option in town rather than one of several - which is exactly why comparing ISPs on the same Evotel line, not networks against each other, is the useful exercise on this page.
A comparison of Fibre deals
We track 18 live Fibre packages from Evotel. Here's how the line-up shapes up.
| Metric | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest line | R449 | 30/30 Mbps · Mweb |
| Fastest line | 850 Mbps | R1 299/month · Evotel |
| Best value | R1.53/Mbps | 850 Mbps at R1 299 |
| Symmetrical | 18 of 18 | packages upload at download speed |
850/850 Mbps is the fastest tier we track, cheapest via MWeb at R1 299/month. At the other end, only Webafrica sells a 20 Mbps entry tier among the ISPs we monitor. Scroll to the live table below to filter by speed and price.
Speed tier ladder: Fibre
| Speed | Line type | Network | Cheapest ISP | From | R/Mbps |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20/20 Mbps | Symmetrical | Evotel | Webafrica | R589 | R29.45 |
| 30/30 Mbps | Symmetrical | Evotel | Mweb | R449 | R14.97 |
| 60/60 Mbps | Symmetrical | Evotel | Mweb | R699 | R11.65 |
| 120/120 Mbps | Symmetrical | Evotel | Mweb | R799 | R6.66 |
| 200/200 Mbps | Symmetrical | Evotel | Mweb | R999 | R5.00 |
| 500/500 Mbps | Symmetrical | Evotel | RSAweb | R1 195 | R2.39 |
| 850/850 Mbps | Symmetrical | Evotel | Mweb | R1 299 | R1.53 |
Best value: Fibre R/Mbps
The full Evotel price ladder, tier by tier
Evotel sells 7 distinct speed tiers across the ISPs we track, from 20 Mbps up to 850 Mbps. This table shows the cheapest tracked ISP at every tier, built from our live deal catalogue rather than a static snapshot - it moves the moment a reseller changes a price. 20/20 Mbps currently has only one ISP selling it among the four we monitor, so there's no like-for-like comparison at that tier yet.
| Speed tier | Cheapest tracked price | Cheapest ISP | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20/20 Mbps | R589 | Webafrica | 1 ISP tracked |
| 30/30 Mbps | R449 | MWeb | 3 ISPs tracked |
| 60/60 Mbps | R699 | MWeb | 3 ISPs tracked |
| 120/120 Mbps | R799 | MWeb | 3 ISPs tracked |
| 200/200 Mbps | R999 | MWeb | 3 ISPs tracked |
| 500/500 Mbps | R1 195 | RSAweb | 3 ISPs tracked |
| 850/850 Mbps | R1 299 | MWeb | 2 ISPs tracked |
How the four Evotel resellers actually differ
The fibre is identical whichever ISP you pick - the differences are price, how many tiers each ISP actually offers on Evotel, router ownership and what happens if you cancel. All four figures below come straight from each ISP's own published terms in our deal catalogue.
| ISP | Tiers tracked | Price range | Router policy | Cancellation terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MWeb | 6 tiers tracked (30–850 Mbps) | R449–R1 299 | Mweb-supplied router stays Mweb property and must be returned in its original packaging and condition on cancellation. Free replacement for breakage, theft or lightning is capped at two occasions. | Month-to-month, but cancellation must be requested one calendar month in advance and cancellation or clawback fees may apply. |
| RSAweb | 6 tiers tracked (30–850 Mbps) | R535–R1 355 | Router remains RSAweb property and is free to use for the life of the service. It must be returned in original condition within 10 days of cancellation or its retail value is charged. | Choose a 1, 12 or 24-month initial term at signup. Only the 1-month term is genuinely contract-free. |
| Afrihost | 5 tiers tracked (30–500 Mbps) | R547–R1 297 | Free-to-use Wi-Fi router (R999 value) included with most packages - R249 delivery fee applies. Router remains Afrihost property. | R999 cancellation fee applies if cancelled within 6 months of activation, or if your account falls into arrears (excludes Vuma Reach). |
| Webafrica | 1 tier tracked (20 Mbps) | R589 | Free-to-use router stays Webafrica property; free replacement is capped at two occasions. On some products Wi-Fi is built into the fibre box (ONT) and no separate router ships. | Month-to-month with one calendar month's notice. Webafrica states a R999 termination fee applies if you cancel at any time - it is not limited to a fixed contract term. |
Worth flagging: MWeb prices Evotel packages at a promotional rate for roughly the first three months, then reverts to a higher standard rate - budget for the reverted price, not just the number you see at checkout. RSAweb, Afrihost and Webafrica charge the same price from day one.
Which Evotel reseller should you pick?
Evotel: which ISP fits your priorities?
Based on the live pricing and terms tracked above, not marketing copy from any single ISP.
- Q1
Do you want the lowest possible monthly price, regardless of speed?
- Yes, budget is the priority → 30/30 Mbps via MWeb at R449/month is the cheapest tracked Evotel line today - a promotional rate that reverts to R549 after a few months.
- No, I want the fastest available line → 850/850 Mbps via MWeb at R1 299/month is the fastest Evotel package we track - a promotional rate that reverts to R1 399 after a few months.
- Q2
Do you want pricing that won't jump after a promo period ends?
- Yes, flat pricing matters to me → Compare RSAweb, Afrihost and Webafrica first - all price Evotel flat from day one, no reversion to budget for.
- No, I'll take the lower rate now and budget for the reversion → MWeb tends to undercut at signup - check the reverted price in the ladder table above before committing.
- Q3
Is your address in Free State, Mpumalanga or North West - Evotel's core footprint?
- Yes → Evotel is likely your best or only serious fibre option - confirm exact street-level coverage with your chosen ISP before ordering.
- No, I'm in a major metro (Joburg, Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban) → Evotel may not reach you at all. Compare Vumatel, Openserve or Frogfoot instead - all three have far larger metro footprints.
Who should look elsewhere
Evotel is a strong pick if you're in the secondary towns it actually reaches - it's frequently the only meaningful fibre option in Free State, Mpumalanga and North West communities the larger FNOs have skipped, and every tier we track is symmetric at a competitive price. It is not the network to chase if you live in central Johannesburg, Cape Town, Pretoria or Durban: those metros are Vumatel, Openserve, Octotel and Frogfoot territory, and a coverage check will very likely come back empty for Evotel at those addresses. Openserve and Frogfoot are the better starting points if that's you.
One more caution: Webafrica's only Evotel listing we track (20/20 Mbps) comes from a February 2026 pricing snapshot that hasn't been re-confirmed against the live site since - the other 17 Evotel packages in the table above were checked directly against each ISP's live catalogue on 24 August 2026. Confirm Webafrica's exact price at checkout before ordering.
Get Evotel through these ISPs
Evotel doesn't sell direct - you sign up through an ISP that resells the same line. Same cable, different price, router and support. Compare what each ISP offers on Evotel before you commit.
Webafrica
Free standard install and free-to-use router on Evotel, month-to-month.
See Webafrica on EvotelAfrihost
Evotel tiers up to 850/850 Mbps with Afrihost's award-winning app and support.
See Afrihost on EvotelRSAweb
Choice of 1, 12 or 24-month terms with free-to-use router on Evotel.
See RSAweb on EvotelWhy choose Evotel on Fibre
Secondary-town coverage
Evotel's build has focused on Free State, Mpumalanga and North West towns the larger networks haven't prioritised, rather than competing head-on in Joburg, Cape Town or Durban proper.
18 of 18 packages symmetric
Every Evotel package we track uploads at the same speed it downloads, from 20/20 Mbps up to 850/850 Mbps - useful for video calls, cloud backups and uploads.
4 ISPs, one line
Afrihost, MWeb, RSAweb, Webafrica all resell the same open-access Evotel fibre. Switching ISPs on an existing Evotel line is a backend migration, not a re-install.
How the install actually works
From coverage check to a live line on Fibre - what happens, and roughly when.
- Day 0Coverage check
Confirm which networks are live at your exact address before you order.
- Day 0-1Order placed
Sign up with your ISP. Debit order and FICA documents are handled online.
- Day 1-3Network validation
The network operator validates the line and schedules a technician.
- Day 3-10Installation
Fibre is pulled to the home, the ONT is mounted and your router is configured.
- Day 3-10Activation
The ISP provisions the service and the line goes live, usually same day.
| Timing | Step | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Day 0 | Coverage check | Confirm which networks are live at your exact address before you order. |
| Day 0-1 | Order placed | Sign up with your ISP. Debit order and FICA documents are handled online. |
| Day 1-3 | Network validation | The network operator validates the line and schedules a technician. |
| Day 3-10 | Installation | Fibre is pulled to the home, the ONT is mounted and your router is configured. |
| Day 3-10 | Activation | The ISP provisions the service and the line goes live, usually same day. |
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