Webafrica Fibre by Suburb Network
Every fibre network operator Webafrica resells, with the cheapest monthly line on 12 of 14 of them priced on the card - so you can pick on price before you open a page. Entry lines run from R379 to R739 a month depending on which network reaches your street, and the table below prices all 13 per megabit.
You do not have to guess which network you are on
Webafrica resells all 14 of the networks below, so the card you want is decided by your street rather than by price alone. Its coverage check names the networks at your address in a few seconds. Entry lines across the 13 networks it prices run R379 to R739 a month.
National networks
Vumatel (Vuma)
Vuma Core, Reach & Key - country's largest open-access FTTH.
View page From R439 · 30/30 Mbps UncappedOpenserve
Telkom's wholesale network - widest national footprint.
View page From R599 · 60/30 Mbps UncappedFrogfoot
Residential network with optional Frogfoot Air wireless add-ons.
View page From R619 · 55/25 Mbps UncappedOctotel
Cape Town's largest open-access network.
View pageRegional & specialist networks
Mitsol
Smaller-town SA open-access network. Webafrica's catalogue carries no Mitsol line, so see the page for who does.
View page From R739 · 50/50 Mbps UncappedZoom Fibre
Gauteng-focused starter packages.
View page From R469 · 30/30 Mbps UncappedEvotel
Open-access fibre in secondary cities.
View page From R459 · 20/10 Mbps UncappedFibre Geeks
Estate-focused regional network.
View page From R429 · 30/30 Mbps UncappedMetrofibre
Metro Nexus & Nova in Gauteng + WC.
View page From R569 · 30/30 Mbps UncappedLinklayer
Estate fibre operator.
View page From R619 · 30/30 Mbps UncappedBalwin
Balwin estate-resident fibre.
View page From R689 · 25/25 Mbps UncappedClearaccess
Clearaccess open-access network.
View pageWhat each network costs on Webafrica
The badges on the cards above give each network's entry price. This is the same comparison in one place, with the two columns a monthly rate on its own cannot answer: what a line costs per megabit, and what it costs once the promotional rate reverts and the once-off fee is counted.
| Metric | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Networks priced | 13 | 94 monthly lines |
| Cheapest entry line | R379 | 5/5 Mbps Uncapped on Comtel Fibre |
| Dearest entry line | R739 | 50/50 Mbps Uncapped on Zoom Fibre |
| Best value per Mbps | R1.21/Mbps | 1000/250 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel |
| Network | Cheapest monthly line | Per month | Per Mbps | Once-off | 12 months | 24 months | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comtel Fibre8 monthly lines | 5/5 Mbps Uncapped | R379 | R75.80/Mbps | R748 | R5 296 | R9 844 | Check |
| Vumatel8 monthly lines | 30/30 Mbps Uncapped | R419 | R13.97/Mbps | R249 | R6 277 | R12 505 | Check |
| Vuma Reach3 monthly lines | 20/10 Mbps Uncapped | R429 | R21.45/Mbps | Not published | R5 148 | R10 296 | Check |
| Metro Nexus8 monthly lines | 30/30 Mbps Uncapped | R429 | R14.30/Mbps | R249 | R6 397 | R12 745 | Check |
| Openserve10 monthly lines | 30/30 Mbps Uncapped | R439 | R14.63/Mbps | R249 | R6 517 | R12 985 | Check |
| Fibre Geeks9 monthly lines | 20/10 Mbps Uncapped | R459 | R22.95/Mbps | R1 248 | R6 756 | R12 264 | Check |
| Evotel6 monthly lines | 30/30 Mbps Uncapped | R469 | R15.63/Mbps | R249 | R6 877 | R13 705 | Check |
| Link Layer9 monthly lines | 30/30 Mbps Uncapped | R569 | R18.97/Mbps | R1 248 | R8 076 | R14 904 | Check |
| Frogfoot10 monthly lines | 60/30 Mbps Uncapped | R599 | R9.98/Mbps | R249 | R8 437 | R16 825 | Check |
| Octotel6 monthly lines | 55/25 Mbps Uncapped | R619 | R11.25/Mbps | R249 | R8 677 | R17 305 | Check |
| Balwin Fibre6 monthly lines | 30/30 Mbps Uncapped | R619 | R20.63/Mbps | Not published | R7 428 | R14 856 | Check |
| Clear Access6 monthly lines | 25/25 Mbps Uncapped | R689 | R27.56/Mbps | R1 248 | R9 516 | R17 784 | Check |
| Zoom Fibre5 monthly lines | 50/50 Mbps Uncapped | R739 | R14.78/Mbps | R249 | R9 117 | R17 985 | Check |
Read the table by row rather than by column. You do not get to choose between these 13 networks - your street chooses for you - so the useful question is what the network you are on costs, not which row is cheapest overall.
two of the 13 entry lines publish no once-off figure at all (Vuma Reach, Balwin Fibre). Those rows read “Not published” rather than R0, because an unpublished charge and a stated zero are different facts and we will not print one as the other. Their 12- and 24-month totals are therefore monthly-only and will understate the true cost if a fee turns up at order.
The cheapest line and the best entry line are not the same line
This is the one thing a “from R___” figure cannot tell you, and on this catalogue it matters more than usual. The lowest monthly price Webafrica sells is 5/5 Mbps Uncapped on Comtel Fibre. The cheapest line at a mainstream speed costs R40 more a month and is a different product entirely.
| Dimension | Comtel Fibre 5/5 Mbps | Vumatel 30/30 Mbps |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | R379 | R419 |
| Download speed | 5 Mbps | 30 Mbps |
| Rand per Mbps | R75.80/Mbps | R13.97/Mbps |
| Once-off fee | R748 | R249 |
Per megabit, the entry line is R75.80 against R13.97 - the cheapest line in the catalogue is 5 times the price per megabit of the cheapest one at 20 Mbps or more. That is not an argument against it. A 5 Mbps line is a real product for a household that streams on one screen and does little else, and R379 is really what it costs. It is an argument against arriving at it by sorting on price.
Both of these are also decided by coverage before they are decided by preference. Comtel Fibre and Vumatel are different networks with different footprints, so for most addresses only one of the two columns is even available - which is why the address check comes before the comparison, not after it.
Which of these networks should you want to be on?
Buying fibre from Webafrica, whichever network you are on is the right buy if…
- You do not yet know which network reaches your streetWebafrica resells 13 networks, and which of them is live at your address is decided street by street. One address check narrows 94 monthly lines down to the handful you can actually install, which is the only shortlist worth comparing.
- Your address shows Comtel Fibre or VumatelThose two carry the cheapest entry lines in the catalogue - 5/5 Mbps Uncapped at R379 and 30/30 Mbps Uncapped at R419 a month. The table above gives the 13-network spread, and the gap between the cheapest and dearest entry line is R360 a month for a product that is the same idea on either.
- You want one bill and one support queue across networksThe practical argument for a single reseller is that moving house onto a different network does not mean changing ISP. Webafrica prices 94 monthly lines across 13 networks, so most moves stay inside the same account.
Who should look elsewhere
- You are about to buy the cheapest line because it is the cheapest5/5 Mbps Uncapped on Comtel Fibre at R379 is genuinely the lowest monthly rand figure here, and it is the worst value per megabit in the catalogue at R75.80/Mbps. 30/30 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel is R40 more a month at R13.97/Mbps. Buy the cheap line deliberately, for a very light household, rather than by default.
- You are comparing on the monthly rate alonethree of these networks charge a four-figure once-off on their entry line - Fibre Geeks at R1 248, Link Layer at R1 248, Clear Access at R1 248. Over a first year that outweighs most of the monthly differences in the table, which is why the 12-month column is there.
- You want the most megabits your money can buyThe best value per megabit in the catalogue is 1000/250 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel at R1 209 a month - R1.21/Mbps, against R75.80/Mbps on the entry line. If the budget reaches it, the gigabit tier is where this catalogue is strongest, and no entry-level comparison will tell you that.
- Your address shows a network Webafrica does not selltwo of the 14 cards below carry no price because Webafrica's catalogue holds no line on that network. Those pages say who does sell it instead, and our own coverage map covers the networks no single reseller reaches.
How these prices are checked
Every price above is the cheapest genuinely monthly Webafrica line on that network, checked on 9 November 2026. Promotional rates that revert are priced at the promo figure, so open a card to see what the line bills after the promo ends - and the 12- and 24-month columns in the table already charge the standing rate for the months after the promo runs out.
Prefer to start from your neighbourhood instead of a network brand? Our fibre-by-suburb hub has coverage notes for dozens of South African suburbs, listing which networks (and which of these Webafrica pages) actually apply to each one. If you would rather compare sellers than networks, our best fibre deals page ranks every ISP we track on the same line, and cheapest fibre deals applies a price cap across the whole market rather than one reseller's catalogue.
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