Openserve Fibre Deals

31 Top Openserve Fibre Packages 2024

Openserve fibre deals (Telkom fibre deals) are available from a range of service providers across South Africa. Starting at R339 for Openserve Web Connect fibre, these are some of the most affordable packages on offer.  

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What are the Best Openserve Fibre Deals?

There are several Openserve fibre deals on offer, and more recently they’ve started to offer symmetrical deals which are worth checking out as they offer a balanced upload and download speed. Here are the updated Openserve symmetrical deals worth reviewing:
🟢 #1. 50 Mbps ⬆25 Mbps⬇ for R549/month,
🟢 #2. 50 Mbps ⬆50 Mbps⬇ for R639/month,
🟢 #3. 100 Mbps ⬆50 Mbps⬇ for R709/month,
🟢 #4. 100 Mbps ⬆100 Mbps⬇ for R769/month,
🟢 #5. 200 Mbps ⬆100 Mbps⬇ for R879/month,
🟢 #6. 200 Mbps ⬆200 Mbps⬇ for R939/month,
🟢 #7. 300 Mbps ⬆150 Mbps⬇ for R999/month,
🟢 #8. 500 Mbps ⬆250 Mbps⬇ for R1129/month.

All these deals are uncapped and come with free installation worth R2799, a fully insured, free-to-use router, and 30 minutes of free phone calls per month. Additionally, if your fibre connection isn’t active within 7 days, you’ll receive an account credit of R999. To check the last deals click the button below to see if these Openserve fibre packages are available in your area.

Openserve Fibre Deals 2024

Webafrica Openserve Fibre Deals

Search below to find an Openserve fibre package that works for you. We’ve added our own research on rands per Mbps, which is a helpful indicator for the actual value of each fibre package – i.e. the cost per 1 Mbps download across each package. You’ll notice that the more expensive packages are more economical on a cost per Mpbs basis.

What is Openserve Fibre?

Openserve fibre is a high-speed broadband service offered by Openserve, a telecommunications company in South Africa owned by Telkom. It uses fibre-optic cables to transmit data and offers faster internet speeds and more reliable connectivity compared to traditional copper-based broadband technologies (see our fibre comparison page). See the video below for more information on Openserve fibre deals and packages.

Can I get Openserve Fibre in My Area?

Openserve has expanded its coverage in various areas throughout South Africa. Many residents in cities such as Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, and Pretoria, now have access to Openserve fibre in their area.

We’ve added a list below of some of the areas OpenServe fibre area is available in South Africa.

Openserve Fibre In Your Area

ALBERTON

Alberante / Alberton Central / Brackendowns / Brackenhurst / New Redruth / Raceview / Verwoerd Park

BEDFORDVIEW

Bedford Gardens / Bedford Park / Bedfordview / Essexwold / Geldenhuis Esate Sh / Oriel / Senderwood / St Andrews /

BENONI

Benoni / Cloverdene / Fairlead Ah / Morehill / Northmead / Rynfield / Rynfield Ah

BOKSBURG

Libradene / Parkdene / Parkrand / Sunward Park

BRAKPAN

Dalpark / Dalview / Larrendale / Sunair Park

CENTURION

Bronberrik / Celtisdal / Clubview / Cornwall Hill / Cranbrook Vale / Die Hoewes / Eldo Meadows / Eldoraigne / Hennops Park / Heuweloord / Highveld / Irene / Kloofzicht / Kosmosdal / Lyttelton Ah / Lyttelton Manor / Monavoni / Monavoni Ah / Raslouw / Raslouw Ah / Rietvlei Ridge / Rooihuiskraal / Rooihuiskraal North / Simarlo Ah / Tamara Park / Thornridge Estate / Valley View Estate / Villa Rosa / Waterkloof Air Force Base / Wierda Crest Estate / Wierda Glen Estate / Wierda Park / Zwartkop

EDENVALE

Dowerglen / Dunvegan / Edendale / Edenvale / Elma Park / Essexwold / Hurlyvale

GERMISTON

Albemarle

JOHANNESBURG

Abbotsford / Bassonia / Berario / Birdhaven / Birnam / Blackheath / Braamfontein Werf / Bruma / Corlett Gardens / Craighall / Craighall Park / Crosby / Cyrildene / De Wetshof / Dunkeld / Dunkeld West / East Town / Eldorado Park / Elton Hill / Fairland / Fairwood / Forest Town / Franklin Roosevelt Park / Glenhazel / Greymont / Hawkins Estate / Highlands North / Houghton Estate / Hurst Hill / Illovo / Kensington / Kensington South / Kent View / Kew / Killarney / Klipspruit West / Lenasia / Lenasia South / Lenasia0 / Linden / Linksfield / Linksfield North / Linksfield Ridge / Mayfair / Melrose / Melrose Estate / Melrose North / Montgomery Park / Newlands / Northcliff / Norwood / Oakdene / Oaklands / Orange Grove / Orchards / Parkhurst / Parktown / Parktown North / Parkview / Parkwood / Percelia Estate / Richmond / Riviera / Rosebank / Rouxville / Sandringham / Saxonwold / Sydenham / The Gardens / Townsview / Valeriedene / Victoria / Waterval Estate / Waverley / Westcliff / Winston Ridge

KEMPTON PARK

Glen Erasmia / Glen Marais

MIDRAND

Blue Hills / Carlswald Ah / Crowthorne Ah / Erand Ah / Kyalami Ah / Kyalami Estate / Kyalami Hills / Kyalami Ridge / Midstream Estate / Noordwyk / Saddlebrook Estate / Sagewood / Summerset / Vorna Valley

MOGALE CITY

Azaadville / Chancliff Ah / Chancliff Ridge / Dan Pienaarville / Diswilmar Ah / Krugersdorp North / Noordheuwel / Pinehaven Country Estate / Quellerie Park / Rangeview / Rant En Dal / Ruimsig Noord

NIGEL

Sharon Park

PRETORIA

Alphen Park / Alto Villa Estate / Annlin / Annlin West / Ansaar Estate / Ashlea Gardens / Baileys Muckleneuk / Bergtuin / Boardwalk / Boardwalk Meander / Boardwalk Villas / Boardwalk / Bridgefield Estate / Bronberg / Bronberg Close / Bronberg Estate / Brooklyn / Brummeria / Bryntirion / Christoburg / Claudius / Constantia Park / Country View Estate / Crowthorne Estate / De Beers / Dombeya Ridge / East Lynne / Elardus Park / Equestria / Erasmia / Erasmuskloof / Erasmusrand / Faerie Glen / Garsfontein / Garston Ah / Georgeville / Glen Lauriston / Groenkloof / Hazelwood / Hillcrest / Kozeni Ah / Kudu Heights / Kudu View / La Montagne / Laudium / Leisure Bay / Lombardy Estate / Lukas Rand / Lydiana / Lynnrodene / Lynnwood / Lynnwood Glen / Lynnwood Manor / Lynnwood Park / Lynnwood Ridge / Magalieskruin / Maroelana / Menlo Park / Menlyn / Meyers Park / Monric / Montana / Montana Ah / Montana Park / Montana Tuine / Monument Park / Mooikloof / Mooikloof Ridge / Moreleta Park / Muckleneuk / Murrayfield / Navors / Newlands / Newmark Estate / Nieuw Muckleneuk / Olympus / Olympus Ah / Olympus Ridge / Oude Klippen Manor / Ponda Rosa / Pretorius Park / Rietvalleirand / Salies Hoek / Savannah Country Estate / Shere Ah / Silver View Ridge / Silver Woods Country Estate / Silverton / Sinoville / Six Fountains / Sterrewag / Sterrewag (Tuscan Village) / Stone Village / The Colony / The Willows / Tyger Valley / Val De Grace / Valhalla / Valley Farm Ah / Verresig Estate / Villieria / Wapadrand / Waterkloof / Waterkloof Glen / Waterkloof Golf Estate / Waterkloof Heights / Waterkloof Park / Waterkloof Ridge / Waterkloof Valley Estate / Waterkloof Village / Waverley / Willow Acres / Willow Glen Ah / Willow Park Manor / Wingate Golf Estate / Wingate Park / Wonderboom / Zambezi Country Estate

RANDBURG

Beverley Gardens / Blairgowrie / Bordeaux / Boskruin / Broadacres / Broadacres Ah / Broadacres Park / Bush Hill Estate Ah / Cresta / Darrenwood / Ferndale / Fontainebleau / Inandan Ah / Jacanlee / Johannesburg North / Jukskei Park / Kelland / Kengies / Kengies Ah / Kensington B / Linden / Malanshof / Maroeladal / Moret / Needwood / Noordhang / North Riding / North Riding Ah / North Riding Estate / North Riding Estates / Olivedale / Osummit / President Ridge / Rand Park / Rand Park Ridge / Robin Acres / Robin Hills / Robindale / Ruiterhof / Sharonlea / Stratford / Sundowner / Vandia Grove / Windsor / Windsor Glen

RANDVAAL

Watervalspruit

ROODEPOORT

Allen’s Nek / Bergbron / Carenvale / Constantia Kloof / Floracliffe / Florida Glen / Florida Park / Kloofendal / Little Falls / Ontdekkers Park / Panorama Ah / Poortview Ah / Quellerina / Ruimsig / Strubensvallei / Weltevreden Park

SANDTON

Atholhurst / Atholl / Benmore Gardens / Bryanston / Bryanston East / Bryanston West / Country Life Park / Cowdray Park / Cramerview / Dennehof / Douglasdale / Douglasdale Ah / Dunkeld West / Duxberry / Eastgate / Edenburg / Epsom Downs / Fourways / Gallo Manor / Glenadrienne / Gleniffer / Hurl Park / Hurlingham / Hyde Park / Illovo / Inanda / Klevehill Park / Kramerville / Linbro Park Ah / Littlefillan / Lone Hill / Lyme Park / Magaliessig / Meadowhurst / Moodie Hill / Morningside / Morningside Manor / New Brighton / Norscot / Parkmore / Paulshof / Petervale / River Club / River Club Golf Course / Rivonia / Sandhurst / Sandown / Solridge / Strathavon / Sunninghill / Sunset Acres / Wierda Valley / Willowild / Witkoppen / Woodmead

SKILPADFONTEIN

MARAPYANE
Marapyane

SOWETO

Diepkloof / Diepkloof Ext / Orlando West

SPRINGS

Golden Springs / Selcourt

BLOEMFONTEIN

Baysvalley / Bayswater / Dan Pienaar / Heliconhoogte / Heuwelsig / Pentagon Park / Rayton / Universitas / Waverley / Wild Olive Estate

WELKOM

Jim Fouche Park / Rheeder Park

EAST LONDON

Openserve Fibre areas in East London served by WebAfrica include:

Abbotsford / Abbotsford (Rivermead Estate) / Abbotsford Pearl View / Beacon Bay / Bonnie Doon / Bonnie Doon Vista / Bunkers Hill / Nahoon / Nahoon Beach / Nahoon Sunny Glenn / Nahoon Valley / Nahoon Valley Park / Nahoon Valley Ridge / Nahoon Valley Rivers Edge / Stirling / Vincent / Woodleigh

PORT ELIZABETH

Amsterdamhoek / Bluewater Bay / Bluewater Beach / Broadwood / Charlo / Coega / Deal Party / Essexvale / Fairview / Glendinningvale / Greenacres / Greenbushes / Greenbushes Business Estate / Greenshields Park / Hallack Road / Heronwood Place / Humerail / Humewood / Linkside / Little Walmer Golf Estate / Longmeadow Residential Estate / Lorraine / Lovemore Heights / Lovemore Heights Estate / Lovemore Park / Lovemore Park (Meadow Ridge) / Lovemore Park (Meadow Woods) / Madison Park Estate / Mill Park / Millard Grange / Miramar / Mount Croix / Mount Pleasant / Newton Park / Overbaakens / Pari Park / Parsons Hill / Parsons Vlei / Port Elizabeth / Redhouse / South End / Southend Southfork / Southmead / Summerstrand / Summerstrand (Casa D Oro) / Swartkops / The River Club / Thriftwood / Walmer / Walmer Height (Beau Monte Est) / Walmer Heights / Walmer Heights (Wensley Dale) / Walmer Heights (Weymouth Place) / Walmer Township / Welbedacht / Welbedacht Estate / Westview Village / Weybridge Estate

UITENHAGE

Janssensdal / Levyvale / Vanes Estate / Vanes Estate (Hancke Place) / Vanes Estate (Vanes Estate Gardens North) / Vanes Estate (Vanes Estate Gardens South) / Vanes Estate (Vanes Villa) / Winterhoek Park / Winterhoek Park (La Domaine)

AMANZIMTOTI

Athlone Park

ASSAGAY

Alverstone

BALLITO

Ballito / Ballito Business Park / Caledon Estate / Compensation Beach / Willard Beach
Bothas Hill

BOTHAS HILL
Bothas Hill

CORNUBIA
Cornubia

DURBAN
Athlone / Avoca / Beachwood / Briardene / Brighton Beach / Broadway / Durban Central / Essenwood / Glen Anil / Glenashley / Glenhills / Melk Houte / Moriah / Morningside / Musgrave / Old Fort / Park Hill / Peter Road / Prospect Hall / Red Hill / Riverhorse Valley / Sea Cow Lake / Stamford Hill / Sydenham / Umgeni Business Park / Umgeni Park / Virginia / Windermere

EMPANGENI
Grantham Park / Kildare / Richem

GILLITTS
Chelmsfordville / Gillitts / St Helier / Stockville / Winston Park

HILLCREST
Albinia / Belvedere / Belvedere Ext / Cotswold Downs Golf Estate / Hillcrest / Hillcrest (Camelot Estate) / Hillcrest (Langford Estate) / Hillcrest Park / Hilldene / Plantations

KINGSBURGH
Panorama Park

KLOOF
Forest Hills / Kloof / Krantzkloof / Kwazulu-natal

MOUNT EDGECOMBE
Mount Edgecombe Estate / Mount Edgecombe North

PIETERMARITZBURG
Athlone / Clarendon / Pietermaritzburg Central / Town Bush Valley / Wembley

PINETOWN
Cowies Hill / Mahogany Ridge / New Germany / Padfield Park / Paradise Valley / The Wolds / Westmead / Woodside

PORT ZIMBALI
Zimbali Coastal Forest Estate

SALT ROCK
Simbithi Eco Estate / Salt Rock

SHAKASKRAAL
Shakaskraal

SHELLY BEACH
Shelly Beach / Shelly Beach (Bay Hill)

STANGER
Ocean View

UMBOGINTWINI
Umbogintwini

UMHLANGA ROCKS
Hawaan / La Lucia / Prestondale / Somerset Park / Sunningdale / Umhlanga / Umhlanga Ridge / Umhlanga Rocks

WATERFALL
Waterfall

WESTVILLE
Atholl Heights / Berea West / Beverley Hills / Chiltern Hills / Dawncliffe / Dawncrest / Erin Go Bracht / Grayleigh / Rouken Glen / Westville

Afrihost OpenServe Fibre Deals

Afrihost’s Openserve fibre deals offer an array of options for different usages and use cases. With varying speeds and price ranges, these deals offer flexibility, performance and affordability that align with individual preferences.

Afrihost’s Openserve WebConnect Packages

Let’s kick off the selection with the Openserve Web Connect package, featuring a download speed of 10 Mbps and an upload speed of 5 Mbps. Now that’s not a huge amount of speed, but it’s affordable. Priced at R329 per month, it offers an asymmetrical connection suitable for everyday browsing and light transfers of files. It’s not ideal for multiple users and families, but overall it may well be quicker than your current ADSL connection.

If you want to bump that up a bit for a faster browsing experience, the Openserve Web Connect option also has a download speed of 20 Mbps and an upload speed of 10 Mbps which at double the speed of the baseline deal, is a far more appealing choice. For R60 more each month, priced at R389 per month, this package provides a noticeable upgrade in speed without stretching the budget.

Stepping up the performance dial, the Openserve package with a download speed of 40 Mbps and an upload speed of 20 Mbps offers a compelling package. Priced at R547 per month, it boasts a commendable price per Mbps ratio of 13.68, making it an attractive choice for those looking for reliable connectivity without compromising on speed. At R100 more per month ( R647 per/month) this plan is also available in a symmetrical variation, featuring a 40 Mbps download and 40 Mbps upload speed. That’s handy but only if you have high-demand download applications like graphic-intensive games and multiple people on Teams and Zoom calls. If you have that cash to spare, we suggest looking at the mid-tier options.

Mid-tier Afrihost Openserve Packages

Taking the speed up another notch, the 75 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload deal stands out. With a price range of R500 to R749 per month and a price per Mbps ratio of 9.96, it delivers a smoother online experience, allowing for seamless streaming, gaming, and content sharing.

For those desiring symmetrical speeds, the 75 Mbps download and 75 Mbps upload package fits the bill. Priced between R750 and R999 per month, it ensures a balanced connection, enabling efficient file uploads and downloads, along with an enhanced online experience.

Enter the Top-Tier – Afrihost Openserve Fibre 150+ Mpbs  Pacakges

The 150 Mbps download and 75 Mbps upload option caters to users requiring a blend of high download speeds and a balanced upload performance. Falling within the price range of R750 to R999 per month, it offers a favourable price per Mbps ratio of 6.65, enabling smooth streaming, rapid downloads, and convenient data transfers.

If symmetrical speeds are a priority, the 150 Mbps download and 150 Mbps upload plan provides an optimal solution. Priced between R1000 and R1499 per month, it establishes a solid connection for bandwidth-intensive activities and supports simultaneous high-speed downloads and uploads.

The Openserve package with a download speed of 300 Mbps and an upload speed of 150 Mbps pushes the boundaries of internet performance. Priced between R1000 and R1499 per month, it strikes a balance between affordability and high-speed connectivity, ensuring a seamless online experience for demanding users.

Lastly, the 500 Mbps download and 250 Mbps upload offering caters to the most data-hungry individuals. With a price per Mbps ratio of 2.79 and a price range of R1000 to R1499 per month, it enables lightning-fast downloads, smooth streaming in 4K resolution, and rapid data transfers.

Get Started with Afrihost

Afrihost’s Openserve fibre deals encompass a wide range of options, ensuring that customers can find a package that matches their specific requirements. With competitive prices, impressive speeds, and diverse connection types, these offerings are designed to deliver exceptional internet experiences for all.

Search below to find an Openserve fibre package that works for you. We’ve added our own research on rands per Mbps, which is a helpful indicator for the actual value of each fibre package – i.e. the cost per 1 Mbps download across each package. You’ll notice that the more expensive packages are more economical on a cost per Mpbs basis.

RSAWeb Openserve Fibre Deals

RSAWeb’s Openserve fibre deals offer lightning-fast connections at competitive prices. With a variety of options to suit different needs, customers can enjoy seamless online experiences tailored to their requirements.

Affordable RSAWeb Openserve Pacakges

For those seeking a balanced blend of speed and affordability, the 20 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload is a good bet. Priced at R295 per month, it offers a favourable price per Mbps cost of 14.75, ensuring smooth browsing and efficient uploads.

Mid-tier RSAWeb Openserve Pacakges

Stepping up the game, the 30 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload package presents an enticing proposition. With a price of R395 per month and a reasonable price per Mbps cost of 13.17, it grants users an extra boost in speed without breaking the bank.

Craving more bandwidth?, the 40 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload deal. Priced at R595 per month, it provides a stable connection for downloading and uploading data. This offering is available not once, but twice, providing users with an even greater choice in their browsing needs. The 75 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload option represents a significant leap in speed, accompanied by a reduced price per Mbps cost of 10.20. At R765 per month, customers can indulge in seamless streaming, lag-free online gaming, and speedy file transfers.

Top-tier RSAWeb Openserve Pacakges (150 Mpbs+)

Near the top with premium performance is RSAWeb’s Openserve fibre offers a 150 Mbps download and 75 Mbps upload deal. Priced at R995 per month, it grants users the ability to embrace bandwidth-intensive activities without compromise, thanks to a price per Mbps cost of 6.63.

Taking the speeds to a super high level, the 150 Mbps download and 150 Mbps upload package opens doors to a new era of online experiences. Priced at R1,095 per month, it provides a perfect balance between lightning-fast downloads and uploads, catering to the needs of tech enthusiasts and power users alike.

For those who demand nothing short of the best, the 300 Mbps download and 150 Mbps upload option shines. With a remarkable price per Mbps ratio of 3.98 and a monthly fee of R1,195, it empowers users to indulge in bandwidth-intensive tasks and enjoy the internet at its fullest potential.

RSAWeb’s Crème de la crème Openserve Fibre Deal

Last but not least, RSAWeb’s Openserve fibre deals proudly offer the 500 Mbps download and 250 Mbps upload package, catering to the most demanding internet users. With an impressive price per Mbps cost of 2.69 and a monthly cost of R1,345, this plan sets a new standard for speed, ensuring uninterrupted streaming, rapid data transfer, and an overall exceptional online experience.

Whether you’re seeking an entry-level package or desires the pinnacle of high-speed connectivity, RSAWeb’s Openserve fibre deals deliver great performance, reliable connections, and attractive pricing, making them a good choice for Openserve fibre customers

Openserve Fibre Speed Upgrades

On April 1, 2023, Openserve, the fixed-line division of Telkom, plans to increase the speeds on most of its fibre-to-home (FTTH) packages. This move is part of the company’s pledge to offer reliable and high-quality services to its customers and channel partners. Openserve’s Chief Commercial Officer, Phila Dube, remarked that the upgrades reflect the company’s commitment to keep up with the latest technology in the telecommunications industry, adding that “end-users will have an even better experience of our fibre network.” The entry-level and 100Mbps packages will see the most significant speed upgrades, while the top-end 500Mbps package will remain unchanged. All Speed upgrades are included on the left.

Openserve Fibre Connect Speed Upgrades:

 

 Old Speed New Speed
25 Mbps Lite (25/10) 40 Mbps Lite (40/20)
25 Mbps (25/25) 40 Mbps (40/40)
50 Mbps Lite (50/25) 75 Mbps Lite (75/50)
50 Mbps (50/50) 75 Mbps (75/75)
100 Mbps Lite (100/50) 150 Mbps Lite (150/75)
100 Mbps (100/100) 150 Mbps (150/150)
250 Mbps Lite (250/125) 300 Mbps Lite (300/150)
500 Mbps (500/250) 500 Mbps (500/250)

Source: Myfibrebroadband.co.za

How Does Openserve Fibre Work?

Openserve fibre, which is part of Telkom, provides the largest broadband fibre network in South Africa. Since their introduction in 2015, 487 000 homes have received fibre. Additionally, 2.4 million households now have access to fibre to the cabinet. With the largest footprint in SA, Openserve works tirelessly to provide customers with the best value and network experience. The 151 000 km or more of national fibre rollout that Openserve is now deploying is supported by a top-notch domestic and international all-IP network.

Openserve Fibre Services

 Openserve Fibre Connect

With Openserve Fibre broadband speeds range from 25 Mbps right up to 500 Mbps.  They offer symmetrical fibre packages (where the upstream bandwidths are the same as downstream bandwidths) and asymmetrical fibre packages (where upstream bandwidths vary – e.g. 10 Mbps and 25 Mbps, respectively).

A great benefit of Openserve Fibre Connect, like many of its competitors, is that there are no long-term contacts. All their contracts are month-to-month. Other Benefits include:

  • Ability to Rebrand – Clients have the option to rebrand and offer fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) services to their clients in addition to other value-added deluxe services.
  • Openserve Connect Service –  Openserve provides the practical Openserve connect service, which makes it easier to initially install the Fibre-to-the-home service inside the premises of the end-user.
  • Out of the Box Setup – Once the Fibre to the Home service has been deployed, the client only has to supply and set up a modem.
  • Video Streaming Services
  • VOIP Services

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How does Openserve Fibre Work

Openserve Fibre Connect

 A Service for ISPs

Openserve Fibre Connect is a B2B service provided by Openserve, offering high-speed fibre internet connections with speeds ranging from 25 Mbps to 500 Mbps. The service is provided over Openserve’s GPON open-access fibre network, and the backhaul is facilitated through the Openserve metro ethernet network. The connection to clients is achieved via Openserve Broad Connect.

Openserve offers both symmetrical and asymmetrical speed services. The 25 Mbps and 50 Mbps plans have equal upstream and downstream bandwidths, while plans with 100 Mbps or higher have upstream bandwidths at 50% of the downstream bandwidths.

The contracts are flexible, with no long-term commitments, as all contracts operate on a month-to-month basis.

Some of the benefits of Openserve Fibre Connect include:

  • Re-branding and re-selling: Clients can re-brand and on-sell the fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) services to their customers, along with other value-added over-the-top (OTT) services.
  • Openserve Connect: This service assists with the initial installation of the FTTH service into the end-user’s premises.
  • Modem configuration: Clients only need to provide and configure a modem once the FTTH service has been installed.

 

How to Find The Best Openserve Fibre Packages

(1) Check Openserve Fibre Coverage Map

Openserve fibre is not available in all parts of the country so it’s important to check your coverage first. 

(2) Find an ISP that provides Open Serve Fibre

If Openserve Fibre is available in your area the next step is choosing an ISP provider that suits you. We highly recommond WebAfrica

(3) Select An Open Serve Fibre Deal That Works For You

Have a look through the range of packages offering open serve fibre. There’s lots to choose from. You can find a short list below.

Top Openserve Fibre Deals & Packages

Check out some of these great Telkom fibre deals below, starting at R499 per month for 25 down and 10 Mbps up.

How Do Openserve Fibre Deals Compare in Practice?

Openserve Fibre 399/Month * (Perfect For Zoom Calls and Streaming)

25 Mbps Download

10 Mbps Upload

4-5 Connected Devices

4K Streaming NA

5GB HD Movie Download - 1 hr 8 min

Openserve Fibre 499/Month * (Perfect for Media Streaming)

30 Mbps Download

2 Mbps Upload

5-6 Connected Devices

4K Streaming (1 Device)

5 GB HD Movie Download - 36 minutes

Openserve Fibre R599/Month * (A Balanced Streaming and VOIP Package)

20 Mbps Download

5 Mbps Download

4-5 Devices

4K Streaming (2 Devices)

5 GB HD Movie Download - 18 minutes

Information About Openserve

We’ve put together a few considerations if you’re looking at purchasing Openserve fibre.

How Do I Access Openserve fibre?

To access Openserve fibre, a fibre-optic cable must be installed from the nearest fibre distribution point to your premises. The fibre cable is then connected to a fibre modem, which translates the fibre signal into a form that can be used by a computer or other device. From there, the signal can be transmitted wirelessly or through Ethernet cables to devices within the home or business.

Openserve fibre is available in select areas of South Africa. To check if it is available in your area, visit the company’s website and enter your address in the “check availability” tool, or you can call the company’s customer service centre.

How does Openserve fibre compare to other types of internet connectivity?

Openserve fibre offers several advantages compared to other types of internet connectivity. Some of the benefits of Openserve fibre include:

Fast speeds: Openserve fibre offers some of the fastest internet speeds available, with plans ranging from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps. This makes it ideal for heavy internet users such as gamers, streamers, and those who need to transfer large files frequently.

Reliability: Fiber-optic cables are less prone to interference and degradation than other types of cables, which means that Openserve fibre tends to be more reliable than other types of internet connectivity.

Unlimited data: Many Openserve fibre plans offer unlimited data, so you don’t have to worry about running out of data or being charged extra for exceeding a data cap.

Future-proof: As internet usage and demand continue to increase, fibre-optic technology has the capacity to scale to meet these needs. This makes Openserve fibre a good choice for those who want a long-term internet solution that can grow with their needs.

That being said, Openserve fibre may not be available in all areas, and it tends to be more expensive than other types of internet connectivity such as ADSL or VDSL. It may also require the installation of fibre-optic cables, which can be a time-consuming and costly process.

Is Openserve fibre available in all areas of South Africa?
Openserve fibre is not available in all areas of South Africa. It is primarily available in urban and suburban areas, and its availability may vary depending on the specific location.

To check if Openserve fibre is available in your area, you can visit the company’s website and enter your address in the “check availability” tool, or you can call the company’s customer service center. If Openserve fibre is not currently available in your area, you may be able to request that the company consider installing fiber-optic cables in your area. However, there is no guarantee that this will be possible, and it may take some time for the service to become available if it is approved.

In areas where Openserve fibre is not available, you may be able to access other types of internet connectivity such as ADSL. ADSL uses traditional copper telephone lines to transmit data and tend to be slower and less reliable than fiber-optic cables, but they may be more widely available in certain areas.

How do I sign up for Openserve fibre services?

To sign up for Openserve fibre services, you can follow these steps:

  1. Visit the Openserve website and click on the “Broadband” tab.

  2. Select the “Fibre” option from the drop-down menu.

  3. Enter your address in the “check availability” tool to see if Openserve fibre is available in your area.

  4. If Openserve fibre is available in your area, you will be shown a list of plans and pricing options. Select the plan that best fits your needs.

  5. Follow the prompts to place your order and provide your personal and billing information.

  6. If you are a new customer, you may be required to pay a deposit or a connection fee to activate your service.

  7. A fibre-optic cable will need to be installed from the nearest fibre distribution point to your premises. You will be given a time frame for the installation, and a technician will contact you to schedule a time for the installation.

  8. Once the fibre-optic cable has been installed, you will receive your fibre modem and any other necessary equipment. Follow the instructions provided to set up your service.

You can also sign up for Openserve fibre services by visiting a retail store or by calling the company’s customer service centre.

How do I check the availability of Openserve fibre in my area?

To check the availability of Openserve fibre in your area, you can follow these steps:

  1. Visit the Openserve website and click on the “Broadband” tab.
  2. Select the “Fibre” option from the drop-down menu.
  3. Enter your address in the “check availability” tool.
  4. The tool will show you if Openserve fibre is available in your area and provide you with a list of plans and pricing options.

You can also check the availability of Openserve fibre in your area by contacting the company’s customer service centre or by visiting a retail store. The customer service representative or store representative will be able to tell you if Openserve fibre is available in your specific location and provide you with more information about the service.

Is Openserve owned by Telkom?

The company is a subsidiary of the Telkom Group and is known for having the largest fixed broadband network in South Africa. Openserve is committed to staying ahead of the curve and providing its partners with the competitive edge they need to succeed in their service offerings.

Is Openserve fibre lines protected against load shedding?

Openserve Fibre’s network is designed to be resilient against power outages and electrical surges, which means that your connection can continue during load shedding if the Fibre devices on your premises are powered up. The company has taken a number of steps to ensure that its customers remain connected during escalating load-shedding across the country. Openserve has a significant number of standby generators to keep the network active during power outages and is also exploring greener energy solutions. They have also established an Emergency Management Team and have implemented real-time monitoring to ensure higher network resilience. For more information, you can visit their page on Factors that impact network connectivity.

How does Openserve differ from an ISP like WebAfrica?

Openserve and WebAfrica are two different types of companies that operate in the telecommunications industry. Openserve is a telecommunications infrastructure provider, which means that it builds and maintains the physical infrastructure (such as fibre optic cables and telephone lines) that is used to provide telecommunications services. On the other hand, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) like WebAfrica provides access to the internet and other related services to its customers.

In other words, Openserve is responsible for building and maintaining the “pipes” that carry internet and other telecommunications traffic, while an ISP like WebAfrica is responsible for providing the actual service (in this case, internet access) to its customers. ISPs rely on the infrastructure provided by companies like Openserve to deliver their services to customers.

Why can't you contact Openserve directly about fibre?

If there are issues with the network or infrastructure, your ISP will contact Openserve on your behalf and we will send a team of skilled technicians to diagnose and fix the problem. Since Openserve is a wholesale infrastructure provider to your ISP and does not have a direct relationship with you as a customer, the most efficient way to resolve issues is to contact your ISP, who will provide us with the necessary information.

What is the difference between Openserve Fibre Connect, Copper Connect (ADSL) and Pure Connect?

Openserve offers three broadband services: Fibre Connect, Copper Connect, and Pure Connect. Fibre Connect is a fibre broadband service that can be ordered from any internet service provider (ISP). Copper Connect is a broadband service delivered over a copper network and requires a voice line from Telkom. Pure Connect is a broadband service that is not associated with a voice service and can be ordered directly from any ISP, although an IP voice service may still be available.

FAQs About Openserve and Fibre Internet

We’ve put together a few considerations if you’re looking at purchasing Openserve fibre.

How does Openserve differ from the ISPs?

As a Wholesale Open Access Fibre Network Provider, Openserve provides and instals the fibre infrastructure that is subsequently sold to and supported by Internet Service Providers (ISPs), the businesses that provide internet access. To access fibre deals offered by Openserve you need to visit the individual Fibre ISPs.

Can You Get Openserve Directly Rather Than Using an ISP?

No.  Openserve doesn’t sell fibre packages directly to the customer. Instead, they provide the infrastructure (fibre cabling) that allows fibre to your home. In order to purchase a package, you need to visit the website of an ISP and purchase the package through that the ISP website.

Why Chose Fibre?

Enjoy speeds that making using streaming services easy. Streaming with Netflix, Showmax, Amazon Prime, Google Play Movies, DSTV Now and iTune Movies etc won’t be a problem with a good Fibre connection. That goes for music or online gaming or whatever else you find useful with a good internet connection. Say goodbye to slow load speeds!

Can I get Fibre in my location?

Fibre is still being installed across the country, however, it is now available in all the provinces in South Africa with new locations being added all the time. To check if you can get Fibre you can click on the check coverage button above.

Can you contact Openserve directly?

The internet service provider (ISP) gets in touch with Openserve on behalf of the provider. If there’s a problem with the network or infrastructure they send out a team of certified and experienced technicians to investigate and fix the problem.

They don’t have a view of each customer on their system because they are a wholesale infrastructure provider to the internet service provider (ISP), so they rely on the data that the selected ISP gives to them. The quickest way to resolve a wide range of issues will always be to contact the ISP.

Who is Openserve Fibre?

OpenServe is part of Telkom. They’re also the fibre network with the biggest footprint in South Africa. Openserve fibre coverage is available in most of the bigs (Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban). 

Do I need a telephone line from Telkom?

No! this is a completely separate option to a normal voice line

What Speed Do I Need?

If you’re actively streaming most of your music, movies, and series we recommend a 10Mbps (or higher) line to enjoy the likes of Netflix, Showmax, Amazon Prime and DSTV NOW without annoying buffering or lag times.

What do I need to get up and running?

Choose the best deal for you in the handy table here at FastestFibre and then start the process by clicking on the one that is right for you to get the offer.

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