Vodacom Fibre Packages 2026
Vodacom Fibre runs on open-access infrastructure - Vumatel, Openserve and DFA - with free installation, a free router and 30 free voice minutes per month.
Compare live Vodacom alternatives
Vodacom does not build its own fibre - it resells open-access FNOs, and so do the four ISPs below. Filter the table to the network Vodacom quoted you and compare the same line at the same speed.
Prices checked 28 September 2026 · price-per-Mbps shown on every deal
- No contract
- Free installation
- No contract
- Free installation
- Free-to-Use router
- Free setup worth R1725
- Wi-Fi included
- Free installation
- Free-to-use router
- Free install promo
- Free-to-Use router
- Free setup worth R2000
- FREE Wi-Fi router
- Install fee at signup
- Free-to-use router
- Free install promo
- Free-to-Use router
- Free-to-use router
- Free install promo
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What the same speed costs elsewhere
There are 536 rival plans in the table above, spread across 41 fibre networks. They are not interchangeable: the cheapest way onto FibreSuburb Networks is R279 a month, while the same question on Cybersmart starts at R799. Which networks reach your address is usually decided for you, so the useful comparison is within a network rather than across the whole list.
| Network | Rival plans | Cheapest | Speed | Best R/Mbps, any plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FibreSuburb Networks | 11 | R279/mo | 5/5 Mbps | R5.29 |
| Openserve Web Connect | 9 | R307/mo | 10/5 Mbps | R10.68 |
| Comtel Fibre | 22 | R337/mo | 5/5 Mbps | R1.34 |
| Evotel Pulse | 2 | R345/mo | 10/10 Mbps | R19.75 |
| Fibre Geeks | 31 | R349/mo | 20/10 Mbps | R2.40 |
| Metro Nexus | 28 | R379/mo | 30/30 Mbps | R1.24 |
| Octotel | 31 | R399/mo | 25/25 Mbps | R0.80 |
| Vuma Reach | 9 | R417/mo | 20/10 Mbps | R7.99 |
| MTN Fibre | 12 | R417/mo | 10/10 Mbps | R1.66 |
| Vumatel | 34 | R419/mo | 30/30 Mbps | R1.21 |
| Openserve | 41 | R439/mo | 30/30 Mbps | R1.55 |
| Lightstruck | 19 | R439/mo | 30/30 Mbps | R1.97 |
| 29 smaller networks | 287 | from R442/mo | various | see table above |
The last column is the best rand-per-Mbps available anywhere on that network, at any speed — not the unit price of the cheapest line beside it. The two are rarely close, and the gap is the argument against buying on headline price. The entry tier in this segment is R279 for 5 Mbps on FibreSuburb Networks, which is R55.80 per Mbps; the best unit price in the whole segment is R0.80 per Mbps. Paying a little more for a much faster line is usually the better deal; paying the minimum almost never is.
| Monthly | 12 months | 24 months | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Advertised rate | R279/mo | R3 348 | R6 696 |
| What you actually pay | R279/mo avg | R3 348 | R6 696 |
No promotional rate applies to this line, so the advertised price is what you pay from day one — there is no step-up a few months in. Neither total includes installation or a router, because no per-package once-off figure is published for this line — most lines in this segment bundle both, and the deal cards above list what each one includes. Cancellation terms are the other cost that does not appear in a monthly price: no fixed term is not the same as no cancellation fee, and several ISPs here claw back a waived install if you leave inside six or twelve months.
Looking wider than this segment? Compare every fibre deal we track puts the full catalogue in one sortable table, and the cheapest fibre deals ranks the whole market on price and rand-per-Mbps rather than within one network.
Why choose Vodacom Fibre
Vodacom packages bundle a free router, free installation and 30 free voice minutes a month, and run on the same tier-1 fibre networks as the rest of the market.
Free installation & router
Vodacom covers standard installation and includes a fully insured, free-to-use router. R249 once-off delivery fee applies.
30 free voice minutes
Each Vodacom Fibre plan includes 30 minutes of free talk-time per month to any South African network via the Vobi App.
Open-access reach
Vodacom uses InfraCo (DFA + Vumatel) and other open-access FNOs to reach homes nationwide without re-laying cable.
From mobile to fibre
Vodacom started life as a cellular network in 1993. Today, it's one of the largest fibre players in South Africa thanks to its strategic stake in CIVH's fibre assets - combining DFA, Vumatel and Vodacom-owned fibre into a new entity called InfraCo. That gives Vodacom Fibre customers access to the country's largest open-access footprint.
Vodacom vs ADSL
Copper-based ADSL is susceptible to theft, corrosion and weather damage. Fibre is faster, more stable and immune to most of those problems.
Switching from ADSL to Vodacom Fibre means a meaningful jump in speed and reliability. Vodacom Fibre handles HD streaming, online gaming, video calls and large downloads without the speed dips that plague copper lines. Less downtime, more productivity - particularly for households where multiple devices stream and game simultaneously. See our what is ADSL guide for why Telkom is switching the old copper network off.
Need Vodacom on the phone?
Vodacom Fibre customers get 30 free voice minutes a month via the Vobi App, but if you're out of minutes and need to reach Vodacom Customer Care (082 1904), you can send a free Please Call Me first - Vodacom uses the same *140*Number# USSD code as Telkom. See our step-by-step Please Call Me guide for the exact steps and daily limits.
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Find live Vodacom-equivalent deals
Filter the table above to the FNO Vodacom quoted you, then compare the same speed from four other ISPs - often at sharper pricing.