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    MWeb on Openserve 2026

    Openserve reaches more South African homes than any other fibre network, and MWeb sells uncapped, unshaped lines across it. Here's what you'll pay, what you get, and the live deals at your speed.

    3D illustration of a South African woman on an MWeb Openserve fibre line
    • Widest SA coverage
    • Uncapped & unshaped
    • Symmetrical lines
    • Free-to-use router
    Live Deals · MWeb on Openserve

    MWeb Openserve fibre deals

    Every MWeb line that runs on the Openserve network, month-to-month with a free-to-use router.

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    Mweb
    10/5 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve Web Connect · Asymmetrical
    R319pm
    What's free
    • Free router
    • Free setup worth R2 000
    • FUP may apply
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    Mweb
    30/30 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Symmetrical
    R539pm
    R439pm
    What's free
    • Free-to-Use router
    • Free setup worth R2 875
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    Mweb
    1000/1000 Mbps Uncapped (Cybersmart)
    Openserve · Symmetrical
    R799pm
    What's free
    • Free-to-use router
    • Free set-up
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    The network

    Why Openserve reaches the most homes

    Openserve is Telkom's wholesale fibre arm, and it carries the widest fibre footprint in the country.

    Where the metro-focused networks concentrate on dense suburbs, Openserve stretches into secondary cities and smaller towns as well, which is why it's so often the only fibre option outside the big centres. Independent roundups of SA's networks consistently put it at or near the top on reach (see WhichVoIP and Telecoms Channel).

    For you, that breadth means MWeb on Openserve is the line most likely to be live at your address, especially if you're not in a Vumatel or Frogfoot stronghold. Confirm it on our MWeb coverage page.

    What you get

    MWeb's Openserve lines, specifically

    Widest coverage

    Openserve reaches further than any other SA fibre network - the metros plus a long list of smaller cities and towns from Cape Town to Polokwane.

    Symmetrical lines

    Most MWeb Openserve tiers give you the same upload as download, which matters for video calls, cloud backups and working from home.

    Unshaped traffic

    MWeb stripped throttling from its Openserve range, so no traffic class is deprioritised against streaming or gaming.

    Stable pricing

    Openserve is one of the more price-stable networks MWeb sells on, which makes budgeting easier year to year.

    MWeb has steadily cut prices and dropped throttling on its Openserve range over the past couple of years (reported by Telecompaper). The figures above are indicative - the live table and MWeb's own page carry the current price for your address.

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    Openserve or another network?

    If more than one network covers your street, the line quality is broadly similar - so compare on price and the speed you actually need. MWeb also sells on Vumatel, Frogfoot, Octotel and others; the full picture is on the main MWeb fibre page, and you can weigh MWeb against rival ISPs on best fibre deals.

    FAQ

    MWeb Openserve questions

    MWeb's Openserve range starts low - the Web Connect line from around R319/month - with a symmetrical 50/50 Mbps line from roughly R509/month and faster tiers above that. Prices move with promotions, so check the live deals table and MWeb's site for the current figure at your address.

    Yes. MWeb's Openserve products are uncapped, and MWeb has removed throttling from them, so there's no shaping or traffic prioritisation against streaming and gaming.

    Most tiers are symmetrical, meaning your upload speed matches your download. A few entry lines (like the cheapest Web Connect option) are asymmetric - the deals table shows the up/down figures for each.

    Openserve has the broadest fibre footprint in South Africa, covering the major metros and many secondary cities and towns. Coverage is still address-specific, so check your street before ordering.

    Yes to the router - it's free to use for as long as you're subscribed. Plans are month-to-month with 30 days' notice and no early-termination fee on most packages.

    Get MWeb on Openserve

    Check that Openserve is live at your address, then order the uncapped MWeb line that fits your speed and budget.

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