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    Uncapped Openserve fibre via Webafrica, South Africa's most widely deployed open-access network, with free installation and a free Wi-Fi router.

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    Webafrica Openserve Fibre Deals

    Live Webafrica uncapped fibre packages running on the Openserve network. All sign-ups are routed via the verified affiliate link.

    Prices checked 19 October 2026 · price-per-Mbps shown on every deal

    Showing 10 deals
    Cheapest
    Webafrica
    30/30 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Symmetrical
    R539pm
    R439pm
    R14.63/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability
    2nd cheapest
    Webafrica
    50/25 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Asymmetrical
    R719pm
    R619pm
    R12.38/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability
    3rd cheapest
    Webafrica
    50/50 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Symmetrical
    R819pm
    R16.38/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability
    Webafrica
    100/50 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Asymmetrical
    R879pm
    R8.79/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability
    Webafrica
    100/100 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Symmetrical
    R959pm
    R9.59/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability
    Webafrica
    200/100 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Asymmetrical
    R1079pm
    R5.39/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability
    Webafrica
    200/200 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Symmetrical
    R1139pm
    R5.70/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability
    Webafrica
    300/150 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Asymmetrical
    R1209pm
    R4.03/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability
    Webafrica
    500/250 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Asymmetrical
    R1339pm
    R2.68/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability
    Webafrica
    1000/500 Mbps Uncapped
    Openserve · Asymmetrical
    R1549pm
    R1.55/Mbps
    What's free
    • Free standard installation
    • Free Wi-Fi router
    Check Availability

    Showing 10 of 10 deals · Prices indicative · Sign-up via the listed ISP · Affiliate links may earn us a commission on referrals

    About Openserve

    What you get on Openserve fibre

    Openserve, part of the Telkom group, runs South Africa's largest national fibre footprint, covering small towns and major metros that other open-access networks haven't reached yet.

    Webafrica's Openserve packages combine that wide reach with free standard installation, a free Wi-Fi router and a 14-day go-live guarantee that pays out R999 in account credit if the line isn't live in time.

    All deals on this page are sourced from the live Webafrica Openserve catalogue. Sign-ups route through the verified affiliate link.

    Why this network

    Why pick Openserve via Webafrica

    A quick look at what makes the Openserve network, paired with Webafrica as the ISP, a strong combination for South African homes and businesses.

    Widest national coverage

    Openserve is the most widely deployed open-access fibre network in SA, your address is more likely to be lit on Openserve than on any other network.

    Stable, mature network

    Built and maintained by the original Telkom infrastructure team, Openserve is one of the most stable fibre networks in the country.

    Free Wi-Fi router

    Every Webafrica Openserve deal comes with a free pre-configured Wi-Fi router, delivered to your door.

    Free standard installation

    No upfront install fee, Webafrica covers the standard Openserve installation as part of the package.

    Asymmetric speeds, low cost

    Openserve packages are typically the most affordable per Mbps in their tier, perfect for general home use, streaming and remote work.

    14-day activation guarantee

    If your Openserve line isn't live within 14 calendar days, Webafrica credits R999 back to your account, no questions asked.

    Every Openserve line at a glance

    Openserve runs from R439 to R1 549 here, and the best value on it is 1000/500 Mbps Uncapped at R1.55/Mbps - 10.6x better per megabit than 50/50 Mbps Uncapped at R16.38. The cheapest rung and the best-value rung are rarely the same one.

    Cheapest line
    R439
    30/30 Mbps · Webafrica
    Fastest line
    1000 Mbps
    R1 549/month · Openserve
    Best value
    R1.55/Mbps
    1000 Mbps at R1 549
    Symmetrical
    4 of 10
    packages upload at download speed
    Source: FastestFibre deal tracking. Webafrica on Openserve: 10 verified packages, cheapest line and best value per megabit As of 19 October 2026.
    Source: FastestFibre deal tracking. Webafrica on Openserve: 10 verified packages, cheapest line and best value per megabit As of 19 October 2026.
    MetricValueDetail
    Cheapest lineR43930/30 Mbps · Webafrica
    Fastest line1000 MbpsR1 549/month · Openserve
    Best valueR1.55/Mbps1000 Mbps at R1 549
    Symmetrical4 of 10packages upload at download speed
    Openserve speed tiers and the cheapest live price on each tier30/30 MbpsSymmetricalfrom R43950/25 MbpsAsymmetricalfrom R619100/50 MbpsAsymmetricalfrom R879200/100 MbpsAsymmetricalfrom R1 079300/150 MbpsAsymmetricalfrom R1 209500/250 MbpsAsymmetricalfrom R1 3391000/500 MbpsAsymmetricalfrom R1 549
    Source: FastestFibre deal tracking. Cheapest verified monthly price on each Openserve speed tier we track. As of 19 October 2026.
    Openserve speed tiers and the cheapest live price on each tier
    SpeedLine typeNetworkCheapest ISPFromR/Mbps
    30/30 MbpsSymmetricalOpenserveWebafricaR439R14.63
    50/25 MbpsAsymmetricalOpenserveWebafricaR619R12.38
    100/50 MbpsAsymmetricalOpenserveWebafricaR879R8.79
    200/100 MbpsAsymmetricalOpenserveWebafricaR1 079R5.39
    300/150 MbpsAsymmetricalOpenserveWebafricaR1 209R4.03
    500/250 MbpsAsymmetricalOpenserveWebafricaR1 339R2.68
    1000/500 MbpsAsymmetricalOpenserveWebafricaR1 549R1.55

    Openserve from R439/mo

    That is the 30/30 Mbps Uncapped line from Webafrica. RSAweb sells 30/30 Mbps Uncapped on the same Openserve line for R437 - R2/mo less - so check coverage first, then decide whether the saving is worth switching seller.

    Or compare every ISP's 20 Mbps deals, not just Openserve

    What a year actually costs

    2 of the 10 Openserve lines here steps up by R100/mo when the promo ends, so the advertised price is not what year one costs. Over 12 months the order happens to hold, which is worth knowing too.

    What the 8 cheapest advertised fibre packages imply year one costs, against what it actually costsWebafrica30/30 MbpsR5 268 impliedR6 517 actualWebafrica50/25 MbpsR7 428 impliedR8 677 actualWebafrica50/50 MbpsR9 828 impliedR10 077 actualWebafrica100/50 MbpsR10 548 impliedR10 797 actualWebafrica100/100 MbpsR11 508 impliedR11 757 actualWebafrica200/100 MbpsR12 948 impliedR13 197 actualWebafrica200/200 MbpsR13 668 impliedR13 917 actualWebafrica300/150 MbpsR14 508 impliedR14 757 actual
    What the advertised rate impliesWhat year one actually costs
    What the 8 cheapest advertised fibre packages imply year one costs, against what it actually costs
    #PackageAdvertisedReverts toOnce-off12-month totalEffective /moRank on cost
    1WebafricaOpenserve · 30/30 MbpsR439R539after 2 moR249R6 517R543+R1 249 vs advertised1
    2WebafricaOpenserve · 50/25 MbpsR619R719after 2 moR249R8 677R723+R1 249 vs advertised2
    3WebafricaOpenserve · 50/50 MbpsR819—R249R10 077R840+R249 vs advertised3
    4WebafricaOpenserve · 100/50 MbpsR879—R249R10 797R900+R249 vs advertised4
    5WebafricaOpenserve · 100/100 MbpsR959—R249R11 757R980+R249 vs advertised5
    6WebafricaOpenserve · 200/100 MbpsR1 079—R249R13 197R1 100+R249 vs advertised6
    7WebafricaOpenserve · 200/200 MbpsR1 139—R249R13 917R1 160+R249 vs advertised7
    8WebafricaOpenserve · 300/150 MbpsR1 209—R249R14 757R1 230+R249 vs advertised8

    A once-off installation or activation charge is paid once, so it weighs on year one and not on year two. Where a line wins on the advertised rate but loses over twelve months, check how long you expect to keep it, and compare on effective monthly cost rather than on the headline. Next: every ISP's 20 Mbps deals.

    Source: FastestFibre deal tracking, computed from the 10 monthly-billed packages we track. Ranking by advertised monthly price and ranking by what year one actually costs are not the same ordering: 0 of these 8 cheapest-advertised lines fall outside the 8 cheapest to own over 12 months, and 0 change position. The widest gap is Webafrica on Openserve (30/30 Mbps Uncapped), advertised at R439/month but R6 517 over 12 months — R1 249 more than the advertised rate implies. Totals charge the promotional rate for the months it runs, the standing rate thereafter, and the once-off fee where the operator publishes one. As of 19 October 2026.

    And over two years

    Stretch the same Openserve pool to 24 months and the promo stops mattering: that R100/mo step-up is paid for 21 of the 24 months on most of these lines, so the standing rate is nearly the whole bill, and on this network the ordering survives it. This is the view that counts if you are not planning to move.

    What the 6 cheapest advertised fibre packages imply 24 months costs, against what it actually costsWebafrica30/30 MbpsR10 536 impliedR12 985 actualWebafrica50/25 MbpsR14 856 impliedR17 305 actualWebafrica50/50 MbpsR19 656 impliedR19 905 actualWebafrica100/50 MbpsR21 096 impliedR21 345 actualWebafrica100/100 MbpsR23 016 impliedR23 265 actualWebafrica200/100 MbpsR25 896 impliedR26 145 actual
    What the advertised rate impliesWhat 24 months actually costs
    What the 6 cheapest advertised fibre packages imply 24 months costs, against what it actually costs
    #PackageAdvertisedReverts toOnce-off24-month totalEffective /moRank on cost
    1WebafricaOpenserve · 30/30 MbpsR439R539after 2 moR249R12 985R541+R2 449 vs advertised1
    2WebafricaOpenserve · 50/25 MbpsR619R719after 2 moR249R17 305R721+R2 449 vs advertised2
    3WebafricaOpenserve · 50/50 MbpsR819—R249R19 905R829+R249 vs advertised3
    4WebafricaOpenserve · 100/50 MbpsR879—R249R21 345R889+R249 vs advertised4
    5WebafricaOpenserve · 100/100 MbpsR959—R249R23 265R969+R249 vs advertised5
    6WebafricaOpenserve · 200/100 MbpsR1 079—R249R26 145R1 089+R249 vs advertised6

    A once-off installation or activation charge is paid once, so it weighs on year one and not on year two. Where a line wins on the advertised rate but loses over twelve months, check how long you expect to keep it, and compare on effective monthly cost rather than on the headline. Next: every ISP's 20 Mbps deals.

    Source: FastestFibre deal tracking, computed from the 10 monthly-billed packages we track. Ranking by advertised monthly price and ranking by what 24 months actually costs are not the same ordering: 0 of these 6 cheapest-advertised lines fall outside the 6 cheapest to own over 24 months, and 0 change position. The widest gap is Webafrica on Openserve (30/30 Mbps Uncapped), advertised at R439/month but R12 985 over 24 months — R2 449 more than the advertised rate implies. Totals charge the promotional rate for the months it runs, the standing rate thereafter, and the once-off fee where the operator publishes one. As of 19 October 2026.
    FAQs

    Openserve on Webafrica , quick answers

    Openserve has the largest national fibre footprint in SA. Use the coverage check on any Webafrica deal above and the Openserve coverage lookup runs automatically.

    Openserve historically rolls out asymmetric profiles, for example 30/10 or 100/50 Mbps, to fit the way most homes use fibre (more download than upload). It's still uncapped and unthrottled.

    On the same speed tier, real-world performance is comparable. Openserve's strength is reach and stability rather than peak symmetrical speeds.

    No. Webafrica's Openserve packages are month-to-month by default, cancel, upgrade or downgrade anytime, with no early-termination fee on most plans.

    Standard install usually happens within 7 business days of order. New cable runs may take up to 14 days. The on-site install takes around 2–3 hours.

    Yes. Openserve is open-access, so you can swap the ISP layer without re-installing fibre. Order the Webafrica deal and your new service is provisioned on the existing line.

    The honest verdict

    2 reasons to buy Openserve here and 3 reasons not to, every one computed from the 10 packages above - including the R2/mo RSAweb undercuts this page by. They move when the prices do.

    Webafrica on Openserve is the right buy if…

    • Your address shows Openserve coverageCoverage decides this before price does. We track 10 verified Webafrica packages on Openserve, from R439/mo for 30/30 Mbps Uncapped up to 1000 Mbps.
    • You upload as much as you download4 of the 10 lines here are symmetrical, which is what matters for video calls, cloud backups and streaming out rather than in.

    Who should look elsewhere

    • Price is the only thing that matters to youRSAweb sells 30/30 Mbps Uncapped on Openserve for R437 - R2/mo less than the cheapest line on this page. Over 24 months that is R48 of difference, before anyone's install fee.
    • Your address does not show OpenserveThen none of the 10 prices above can help you, and comparing them is wasted effort. Coverage is decided by which network reached your street, not by which ISP you prefer - check the address first, then come back to price.
    • You are buying on value per megabit, not on monthly priceThe cheapest line here is not the best value: 50/50 Mbps Uncapped works out at R16.38/Mbps against R1.55/Mbps for 1000/500 Mbps Uncapped - 10.6x the price per megabit. If a bigger line fits the budget, it buys far more per rand.
    Verdict on Webafrica on Openserve, from the packages and prices we track on this page. Prices checked 19 October 2026.

    Or compare every ISP

    Webafrica is one of several ISPs selling on Openserve. These tables compare every ISP we track, on every network, so you can check this deal against the wider market before you order.

    Get Openserve fibre, fast.

    Check coverage at your address and order the 30/30 Mbps Uncapped line from R439/mo. Free standard install, free router, no upfront cost.

    Or compare every ISP's 20 Mbps deals, not just Openserve

    Disclaimer: FastestFibre.co.za is an independent comparison and information service. We do not own any fibre network, and we do not sell internet packages directly. Pricing, speeds and availability shown on this site are indicative and may change without notice; final pricing, terms and contractual obligations are set by the individual ISPs and fibre network operators.

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