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Check Coverage Across Openserve, Vumatel, Frogfoot, Metrofibre & More
Check which fibre networks are available at your address in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban and across South Africa.
How to Check Your Fibre Coverage
Finding the best fibre deal starts with knowing which networks cover your address.
Can I Get Fibre?
Check if Vumatel, Openserve, Frogfoot, MetroFibre or other fibre networks cover your area.
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Follow these steps:
Check your address
Click "Check Your Coverage" below to see which fibre networks are available at your address.
Pick your network
Once you know which network covers your area (Vumatel, Openserve, Frogfoot, etc.), click through to see all available packages.
Compare ISP deals
Multiple ISPs offer packages on each network. Compare prices, speeds, and contract terms to find your best deal.
Sign up & get connected
Click "View Deal" on your chosen package to go directly to the ISP's sign-up page. Installation typically takes 1–2 weeks.
After Checking Coverage
- Found your network? Click the network name below to see all available ISP packages and prices.
- Multiple networks available? Great — compare packages across all of them on our homepage.
- Not sure which ISP to pick? Each ISP offers different prices on the same network — use our filters to find the cheapest deal.
Supported Fibre Networks
Our coverage map includes all major open-access fibre networks in South Africa.
Fibre Coverage Pro Tips: A Guide for Fibre Newbies & Non-Techies
Moving is stressful enough without having to worry about whether you can actually get online once the boxes are unpacked. To help you navigate the process, here are some practical tips based on a recent move I helped with.
A Real-World Example
Recently, a close friend and her daughter moved into a security complex in West Beach, Cape Town. My friend would be the first to admit she doesn't care about "megabits," "latency," or the technical details of optical cables. She just wanted one thing: uncapped fibre with reliable Wi-Fi.
When you're in that position, you don't need a degree in IT; you just need to know which network is actually in the ground at your new front door. Here is the simple three-step process we used to get her connected.
1. The Visual Hunt: Look for "The Box"
Your first move should be a quick scout of the property. You are looking for a Fibre ONT (Optical Network Terminal). This is usually a small white or black box installed on a wall, either inside the house (often near the TV or a plug point) or outside near the entrance.
- Check for a Logo: These boxes usually have a provider's logo on them, such as Octotel, Openserve, Vuma, or Frogfoot.
- The Result: If you find a box with a logo, congratulations! You now know exactly which Fibre Network Operator (FNO) covers your home. You're halfway there.
2. The "Old School" Method: Ask the Neighbours
If you can't find a box and you aren't sure where to look, the best advice is to simply ask. If you're in a complex or an estate, the Body Corporate or the Managing Agent will know exactly which fibre network is installed.
💡 Pro Tip: Don't confuse the Network (FNO) with the ISP.
- The Network (FNO): the people who own the physical lines (e.g., Vuma, Octotel).
- The ISP: the companies you pay your monthly bill to (e.g., Afrihost, Webafrica, Vox, or Axxess).
- What you need first is the Network.
3. Use the Map (And Be Specific!)
If the first two steps don't work, it's time to use the Fibre Coverage Map above.
When searching, accuracy is everything. Fibre isn't rolled out suburb by suburb; it's rolled out street by street. Sometimes one side of the road will have coverage while the other side is still waiting.
- ✗ Don't just search for "West Beach" or "Blouberg."
- Do enter your full street address and house/unit number.
This ensures you get the most accurate data for your exact front door, saving you the headache of ordering a service that isn't actually available yet.
Fibre Coverage FAQs
The quickest way to find out is to click "Check Your Coverage" above. The coverage checker will show you which fibre networks (Vumatel, Openserve, Frogfoot, MetroFibre, etc.) have infrastructure in your area. Not all networks cover all suburbs — so even if one isn't available, another might be.
Just your street address. The coverage checker tests all major fibre network providers in South Africa. You don't need a Telkom line — fibre is a completely separate infrastructure that runs directly to your home.
If fibre isn't available yet, consider LTE/5G fixed wireless options from providers like Rain or MTN. Many fibre networks are still expanding, so check back regularly — new areas are being connected every month.
Yes! Most fibre networks in South Africa are "open access", meaning you can pick any ISP that operates on that network. This is why comparing ISPs on FibreTiger is so valuable — you can find the best price for your exact network.
Typically 1–2 weeks from sign-up, depending on the network and whether your area already has fibre cables laid. Some networks offer express installation for an additional fee.
Not Sure If You Have Fibre?
Use our coverage checker to see which fibre networks are available at your address, then compare deals.