Compare 5 business fibre packages on the Link Africa network — SLAs, static IPs and symmetrical speeds, sorted by price.
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5 deals sorted by lowest price
| Download Speed | 10 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Upload Speed | 5 Mbps |
| Data Cap | Uncapped |
| Contract | 36 Months |
R899
per month
| Download Speed | 20 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Upload Speed | 10 Mbps |
| Data Cap | Uncapped |
| Contract | 36 Months |
R999
per month
| Download Speed | 50 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Upload Speed | 25 Mbps |
| Data Cap | Uncapped |
| Contract | 36 Months |
R1 099
per month
| Download Speed | 100 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Upload Speed | 50 Mbps |
| Data Cap | Uncapped |
| Contract | 36 Months |
R1 199
per month
| Download Speed | 200 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Upload Speed | 100 Mbps |
| Data Cap | Uncapped |
| Contract | 36 Months |
R1 699
per month
The fine print, decoded
Uncapped doesn’t always mean unlimited at full speed. Every ISP publishes a Fair Usage Policy (FUP) or Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) — here is what each one actually says, in plain language, with a link to the official policy.
Vox home fibre is unshaped and unthrottled with no fair-use policy on nearly every network — the one exception is Openserve-based packages. Vox's Acceptable Use Policy reserves standard anti-abuse rights (for genuinely excessive or improper usage) but sets no data thresholds. vox.co.za
Getting connected
How long until you’re online, and do you need to buy a router? Side by side, per ISP — straight from each provider’s published info.
Installation time
Around 14 working days on average, once the fibre network confirms your home is ready to connect. vox.co.za
WiFi router
A free-to-use MikroTik WiFi router is included — couriered to you pre-configured, with no monthly router fee. It remains Vox property and is collected if you cancel. vox.co.za
ISPs offering business fibre on Link Africa include Vox. Compare all Link Africa business packages on Fibre Tiger to find the best deal for your company.
Link Africa business fibre packages start from R899/mo. Prices vary with speed, SLA level and whether a static IP is included.
Yes — Link Africa business fibre packages are sold with a Service Level Agreement covering uptime and fault-response times. Specific SLA terms depend on the ISP you choose.
Most Link Africa business packages are symmetrical, meaning upload and download speeds match. This is important for hosting, VoIP, video conferencing and cloud backups.
Use Fibre Tiger's fibre coverage map to confirm Link Africa availability at your business address. If the residential network is live, business products are usually available too.
If you need guaranteed uptime, priority support, a static IP or symmetrical speeds, pick business. For standard home/office use without an SLA, Link Africa home fibre is usually cheaper.
Price accuracy: We do our best to keep prices up to date, but mistakes and delays can happen. Prices shown are best-effort estimates and should be confirmed with the provider.
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