Webafrica Uncapped Fibre
Every Webafrica fibre line is uncapped, so the word is not how you choose between them. The sensible entry is 30/30 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel at R419 a month, R13.97 per megabit. What actually varies is the upload - and on 12 download speeds this catalogue sells both shapes, priced below.
Uncapped is the easy part. Your network is not.
Webafrica resells 13 fibre networks and your street decides which of them you can have. That one fact settles your upload options, your once-off fee and your install window before price enters it - so check the address first, then come back to the table.
See which networks reach your address
94 monthly lines across 13 networks narrow to the handful you can actually install. four of those networks match upload to download on every tier; Vuma Reach sells no symmetrical line at all.
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The full Webafrica catalogue across every network they resell. Filter by network, sort by speed or price, switch between card and row views.
Prices checked 9 November 2026 · price-per-Mbps shown on every deal
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What you are actually choosing between
Every line above is uncapped. These are the four numbers that separate them.
| Metric | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Uncapped monthly lines | 94 | across 13 networks |
| Match upload to download | 67% | 63 of 94 lines |
| Entry at 20 Mbps or better | R419 | 30/30 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel · R13.97/Mbps |
| Best value per Mbps | R1.21/Mbps | 1000/250 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel at R1 209 |
Note the gap between the last two figures. The cheapest line in this catalogue and the best value in it are not close to each other, and a price-sorted table puts the worse one first. The lowest monthly figure on the whole catalogue is 5/5 Mbps Uncapped on Comtel Fibre at R379 — R75.80 per megabit, against R13.97 on the 30/30 Mbps Uncapped line R40 above it. We publish the floor only with that second figure beside it, because the floor on its own is the most expensive thing this page could tell you.
Your street decides whether you can match the upload
Uncapped is universal here. A matching upload is not, and it is not a choice you get to make - it depends on which network reaches you.
| Network | Live deals | Symmetrical | % symmetrical | Median upload:download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clear Access | 6 | 6 | 100% | 1.00:1 |
| Comtel Fibre | 8 | 8 | 100% | 1.00:1 |
| Evotel | 6 | 6 | 100% | 1.00:1 |
| Link Layer | 9 | 9 | 100% | 1.00:1 |
| Metro Nexus | 8 | 7 | 88% | 1.00:1 |
| Balwin Fibre | 6 | 5 | 83% | 1.00:1 |
| Zoom Fibre | 5 | 3 | 60% | 1.00:1 |
| Frogfoot | 10 | 5 | 50% | 1.50:1 |
| Vumatel | 8 | 4 | 50% | 1.50:1 |
| Fibre Geeks | 9 | 4 | 44% | 2.00:1 |
| Openserve | 10 | 4 | 40% | 2.00:1 |
| Octotel | 6 | 2 | 33% | 1.85:1 |
| Vuma Reach | 3 | 0 | 0% | 2.00:1 |
Clear Access, Comtel Fibre, Evotel, Link Layer match upload to download on every tier they sell. Vuma Reach does not do it anywhere, at any price. The rest are mixed, which is the case worth understanding: on those networks a symmetrical line exists but only at some speeds, so the question is not whether you can have one but what it costs at the speed you want. That is the table below.
This is also the reason an ISP comparison can mislead on upload. Webafrica is one seller across all 13 of these networks, so the variation in the chart above is not Webafrica being inconsistent — it is the networks themselves differing, and any ISP reselling them inherits the same shape.
The advertised price and the first year disagree
At 12 download speeds Webafrica sells both a symmetrical and an asymmetrical line. Here is what the matching upload costs at each - on the advert, and across a year with the once-off fee and the promotional reversion counted.
| Download | Symmetrical line | Monthly | Asymmetrical line | Monthly | Monthly difference | Over 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 Mbps | 20 up · Fibre Geeks | R569 | 10 up · Vuma Reach | R429 | +R140 | not comparable |
| 40 Mbps | 40 up · Metro Nexus | R529 | 10 up · Vuma Reach | R549 | −R20 | not comparable |
| 50 Mbps | 50 up · Vumatel | R709 | 25 up · Vumatel | R619 | +R90 | +R1 080 |
| 55 Mbps | 55 up · Octotel | R649 | 25 up · Octotel | R619 | +R30 | +R360 |
| 60 Mbps | 60 up · Metro Nexus | R679 | 30 up · Frogfoot | R599 | +R80 | +R960 |
| 100 Mbps | 100 up · Metro Nexus | R789 | 50 up · Vuma Reach | R799 | −R10 | not comparable |
| 120 Mbps | 120 up · Evotel | R819 | 60 up · Frogfoot | R819 | same | +R1 000 |
| 200 Mbps | 200 up · Vumatel | R1 009 | 100 up · Openserve | R1 079 | −R70 | +R60 |
| 240 Mbps | 240 up · Frogfoot | R1 079 | 120 up · Frogfoot | R939 | +R140 | +R1 680 |
| 400 Mbps | 400 up · Frogfoot | R1 239 | 200 up · Frogfoot | R1 149 | +R90 | +R1 080 |
| 500 Mbps | 500 up · Metro Nexus | R799 | 200 up · Vumatel | R1 109 | −R310 | −R3 620 |
| 1000 Mbps | 1000 up · Comtel Fibre | R1 339 | 250 up · Vumatel | R1 209 | +R130 | +R1 159 |
A negative figure means the symmetrical line is the cheaper one. On the advertised monthly rate that is true at four of the 12 tiers — matching the upload often does not cost more at all. Over twelve months it survives at one of the nine tiers that can be totalled like for like, because the once-off fee and the promotional step-up are not evenly spread across the two sides.
three of the 12 tiers read “not comparable” in the last column rather than carrying a number, and every one of them is a Vuma Reach row. Those packages publish no once-off fee anywhere we can read it, and an unpublished fee is not a zero. Totalling a rival's stated R249 against an unstated one would compare a complete number with an incomplete one, and would do it in favour of the side that publishes nothing — so we show the gap instead.
The 200 Mbps row is the one to read twice. The symmetrical line is R70 a month cheaper and R60 a year dearer. Anyone choosing on the advertised rate alone picks the wrong one of those two.
What a matching upload costs per megabit
The same tiers as the table above, priced per megabit of download. Lower is better.
| Package | Monthly price | Download | Price per Mbps |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20/20 | R569 | 20 Mbps | R28.45 |
| 40/40 | R529 | 40 Mbps | R13.22 |
| 50/50 | R709 | 50 Mbps | R14.18 |
| 55/55 | R649 | 55 Mbps | R11.80 |
| 60/60 | R679 | 60 Mbps | R11.32 |
| 100/100 | R789 | 100 Mbps | R7.89 |
| 120/120 | R819 | 120 Mbps | R6.83 |
| 200/200 | R1 009 | 200 Mbps | R5.04 |
| 240/240 | R1 079 | 240 Mbps | R4.50 |
| 400/400 | R1 239 | 400 Mbps | R3.10 |
| 500/500Best value | R799 | 500 Mbps | R1.60 |
| 1000/1000 | R1 339 | 1000 Mbps | R1.34 |
The spread across this ladder is the argument for stretching a tier. The entry rung costs R28.45 per megabit and the best rung on it costs R1.34 — a factor of 21. Monthly rand goes up as you climb and value per megabit improves sharply, so the question worth asking is not “what is cheapest?” but “what is the highest tier my budget reaches?”
Check which of these lines you can actually order
Every figure above depends on which network reaches your street. Webafrica's coverage check names them in a few seconds, and the 500 Mbps case below is only available where Metro Nexus runs.
Or compare Webafrica's uncapped pricing against every other ISP we track
500 Mbps, costed over one and two years
The one tier where matching the upload is cheaper on the advert and still cheaper after a year. Both sides include the once-off fee and the reversion from the promotional rate.
| 500/500 Mbps Uncapped · Metro Nexus | 500/200 Mbps Uncapped · Vumatel | |
|---|---|---|
| Advertised monthly | R799 | R1 109 |
| Rate after the promo reverts | R899 | R1 209 |
| Once-off | R249 | R249 |
| Rand per Mbps of download | R1.60/Mbps | R2.22/Mbps |
| Total over 12 months | R10 837 | R14 457 |
| Total over 24 months | R21 625 | R28 965 |
500/500 Mbps Uncapped on Metro Nexus is R310 a month below 500/200 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel, which is R3 620 across the first year and R7 340 across two. It is also R310 cheaper once both promotional rates have reverted, so the gap is not an artefact of the promotion — it holds at the standing rate.
Four times the upload for less money is not a trade-off, and it is the clearest case on this catalogue for reading the upload column rather than sorting on price. It is also strictly conditional on coverage: Metro Nexus has to reach your street for any of it to be available to you.
What comes with every Webafrica line
Stated as Webafrica states it, including the parts that are less convenient than the marketing. The deal table above prices each once-off per package.
Uncapped on every line
All 94 monthly Webafrica lines we track are uncapped - no monthly cap, no throttling, no fair-use limit. It is the one thing that does not vary here, which is why the rest of this page is about what does.
Free-to-use router, capped cover
The router is included and stays Webafrica's property. Free replacement is capped at two occasions rather than open-ended, and on some products Wi-Fi is built into the fibre box and no separate router ships at all.
R249 processing fee, not an install fee
A once-off R249 processing fee covers FNO administration, delivery, provisioning and remote router management. It is not an installation charge, and it does not apply to the Vuma Reach range, whose records state no processing fee at all.
Set-up is free on most networks, not all
Standard installation is covered on most of the range, but 37 of the 94 lines carry a R499 or R999 set-up fee on top of the processing fee. The deal table prices each one, and the once-off is the charge most readers do not budget for.
Month-to-month, with a R999 exit fee
There is no fixed term and one calendar month's notice applies. Webafrica does state a R999 termination fee if you cancel at any time, and it is not limited to a contract period - so month-to-month here means no lock-in, not a free exit.
Activation guarantee, window varies
Webafrica advertises a R999 account credit if the line is not live in time. The window is not the same on every network - 14, 21 and 30-day variants all exist, and the Vuma Reach range states no guarantee - so confirm which applies to the network at your address.
Who this suits, and who should look elsewhere
Uncapped Webafrica fibre is the right buy if…
- You upload as much as you download63 of the 94 monthly lines here match upload to download - 67% of the catalogue - and four networks (Clear Access, Comtel Fibre, Evotel, Link Layer) do it on every tier they sell. If you back up offsite, run a camera feed or sit on video calls all day, this is the catalogue to be shopping in.
- Your address shows Metro Nexus and you want 500 MbpsThis is the one tier where the symmetrical line is cheaper both ways: 500/500 Mbps Uncapped at R799 against 500/200 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel at R1 109 - R310 less a month, R3 620 less over twelve, and still R310 less once both promotional rates have reverted. More upload for less money is not a trade-off.
- You want one account across a moveWebafrica prices 94 monthly lines across 13 networks, so moving onto a different network usually does not mean changing ISP. That is worth more than a few rand a month if you rent.
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 the lowest monthly figure in this catalogue and the worst value per megabit in it, at R75.80/Mbps. 30/30 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel is R40 more a month at R13.97/Mbps, and it carries a R249 once-off against R748. Only two lines in the whole catalogue are slower than 20 Mbps.
- You are comparing symmetry on the advertised priceAt 200 Mbps the symmetrical line looks R70 a month cheaper - 200/200 Mbps Uncapped on Vumatel at R1 009 against 200/100 Mbps Uncapped on Openserve at R1 079 - and costs R60 MORE across a year once the once-off and the promo reversion are counted. The sticker and the first year disagree on this catalogue, and the table above gives both.
- Your address only shows Vuma ReachVuma Reach sells no symmetrical line at any speed on Webafrica, so matching upload to download is not available to you through this ISP whatever you are willing to pay. Check which other networks reach your street before settling.
- You need a guaranteed install date or a free exitThe activation guarantee's window varies by network and the Vuma Reach range carries none, and Webafrica states a R999 termination fee if you cancel at any time. If a hard install date or a no-cost exit is what decides it, read those two terms on your specific package before ordering rather than after.
Webafrica uncapped fibre, quick answers
Find the Webafrica line that fits your upload
Check coverage, then filter the catalogue above by network or speed. 94 uncapped lines, 63 of them with a matching upload, prices verified against Webafrica's own product data.