Openserve Fibre — Every Deal, One Place

ISPs offering Openserve fibre include Afrihost, Axxess, Vox, Webafrica, Telkom, Atomic Access. Compare all Openserve packages on FibreTiger to find the best deal.

The cheapest Openserve fibre deal starts from R497/mo for 30Mbps from Afrihost. Packages are sorted by price so the best value is always first.

Use FibreTiger's fibre coverage map to check if Openserve fibre is available at your address. Not all networks cover all suburbs, so check your exact address.

Yes — Openserve fibre is a dedicated physical connection that's much faster and more reliable than LTE or wireless home internet. Your Openserve fibre package will come with a WiFi router so you still get wireless connectivity in your home.

Most ISPs will provide a free WiFi router when you sign up for Openserve fibre. Openserve fibre also requires an ONT/CPE device — the ISP will supply this as well. You can use your own WiFi router if it has a WAN port.

Openserve fibre installation typically takes 3–10 working days. Most ISPs offer free installation if you commit to a 12-month contract. Installation costs vary from R1,000–R2,500 depending on your house setup.

Openserve Web Connect is Openserve's prepaid, month-to-month fibre product, designed for affordability and flexibility. It comes in two simple speed tiers — 20 Mbps or 50 Mbps uncapped — with a free WiFi-enabled ONT, free installation and a 30-day free uncapped trial. Standard Openserve fibre is the regular Openserve product, with a much wider range of speeds, stronger uploads and more ISP package choice — better suited to remote workers, gamers and bigger households.

Both. After your free 30-day uncapped trial, you can either continue on a month-to-month uncapped plan with your chosen ISP or top up with prepaid fibre bundles when you need them. There are no contracts and no cancellation fees, so you can stop the service anytime without penalties.

Yes — sign-up includes a free WiFi-enabled ONT, free installation and free setup, plus 30 days of free uncapped internet to get you started. You don't need to buy a separate router for basic home use, although power users may still choose to add their own mesh or higher-end WiFi 6 router for whole-home coverage.

It depends on your home. Pick Openserve Web Connect if you want affordability, prepaid or month-to-month flexibility and your usage is mostly streaming, browsing, schoolwork and video calls — 20 / 50 Mbps is plenty for that. Pick standard Openserve fibre if you need higher speeds, stronger uploads for work-from-home, gaming, 4K streaming or many connected devices. Use the fibre coverage map to confirm which Openserve product is available at your address. For real-world opinions, see this r/askSouthAfrica discussion comparing Openserve and Openserve Web Connect.