Vumatel Business Fibre Deals

Mweb's fibre is uncapped and unthrottled with no usage threshold at all — no shaping, no peak-hour step-down and no GB limit published anywhere, and every package is tagged "Uncapped / Unthrottled" in Mweb's own product data. Mweb does run usage thresholds, but only on its legacy ADSL and its LTE products, never on fibre. The fine print is about conduct rather than volume: the Acceptable Use Policy says bandwidth is managed "to the best of our ability during peak periods" as a best-effort service, bars using an uncapped line abusively (think round-the-clock streaming or FTP transfers heavy enough to affect other customers), and limits home packages to personal use — no reselling, no sharing and no running servers, unless you're on a business package. Break those and Mweb can rate-limit, suspend or terminate the service. mweb.co.za

Vuma Reach conditions Unshaped / Unthrottled — Vuma Reach on Mweb is uncapped and unshaped, same as regular Vumatel — no threshold, no speed step-down. The limits are hardware: your WiFi comes from the router built into the Vumatel fibre box, which runs on the 2.4GHz band only and supports up to 10 connected devices, and you can't swap in your own router. Reach is also prepaid rather than contract: you buy a 30-day voucher, either auto-renewed off your card or topped up manually at Kazang or EasyPay for about R10 more a month. mweb.co.za

Webafrica doesn't shape your connection — you decide how to use your bandwidth. Vumatel, Frogfoot, Octotel, MetroFibre and Zoom Fibre packages carry no FUP at all. webafrica.co.za

Vuma Reach conditions Unshaped / Unthrottled — Vuma Reach has no fair-usage policy or speed step-downs — and neither do regular Vumatel packages. Reach's limits are hardware: the all-in-one Vumatel WiFi device supports up to 10 devices on 2.4GHz WiFi and can't be swapped for your own router. webafrica.co.za