South Africa's independent comparison of VoIP, Cloud PBX, fibre and wireless providers. 58 reviews fact-checked against the providers' own websites, scored on a public rubric, and free matching with up to 3 credible providers. We take no cut from your contract.
Free for buyers. We confirm your brief, then up to 3 vetted providers come back to you. No cold calls. Providers pay us, not you.
Four lanes, each with its own front door. This page walks them in order — or jump straight to the lane you need. No cold calls, no charge to buyers.
Pillar guides on every major SA telecoms category, reviewed on a rolling 90-day cycle.
Browse guidesSide-by-side tables, ranked 2026 guides and head-to-heads, all on one rubric.
Open comparisons58 fact-checked provider reviews, scored on four public axes and re-verified monthly.
Open reviewsBrief us once. We forward to providers that actually fit. No telemarketer parade.
Get quotesPlain-English pillar guides on every major SA telecoms category — what it is, what it actually costs, and what to check before you shortlist anyone. Each guide is reviewed on a rolling 90-day cycle.
All seven guides, plus the glossary →Side-by-side comparison tables for every category — pricing, features and support on the same rubric as the reviews, so your shortlist starts from evidence rather than advertising.
Call centre, VoIP phones, and every head-to-head in one place: Open the compare hub →
Each review is fact-checked against the provider's live website, then scored on four axes: pricing value, feature set, support and reliability, and buyer transparency. All 58 reviews were last re-verified on 1 June 2026.
Every review is scored on the same four axes. We publish the weighting and the evidence behind each score so you can disagree with us in the open. Sponsored providers are scored against the same bar as everyone else.
Extension and seat fees, setup friction, contract flexibility, billing transparency and what's actually included before add-ons.
PBX controls, analytics, integrations, admin usability, contact-centre tooling and how the platform handles real SA buying patterns.
Public-customer voice — Google Business Profile, HelloPeter, real verbatim themes. Directional, not definitive, and we say where it's thin.
SLA wording, escalation paths, ICASA status, port-in process, contract terms and the South African procurement checks a buyer needs.
Want to read the method in full? How we score and stay independent →
Most SA telecoms comparison sites read like a thinly veiled affiliate funnel. Best-of lists with no method. Logos rearranged based on who pays the most. Reviews that read like product copy.
WhichVoIP earns its money the other way around — providers pay to be in the quote-match pool, and buyers get our research for free. No sponsored scoring. No fake rankings. No hidden weighting.
If a review can't be verified against the provider's own website, it doesn't go live. If a fact changes after the review publishes, we update it and date-stamp the change. All 58 reviews are re-verified monthly against each provider's current pricing, services and ICASA status; the last full audit ran on 1 June 2026.
Tell us what you need — Cloud PBX, VoIP, fibre, wireless, contact centre or AI voice — and we'll match you with up to 3 verified South African providers. Free for buyers, no cold calls, no commitment.
Yes — for buyers. Providers pay to be in the quote-match pool, and providers can pay to sponsor placement in the directory. Sponsorship does not influence editorial scoring, the verdict, or the content of any review. We disclose sponsored status openly wherever it applies.
Every review is scored on four axes — pricing value, feature set, customer signal, support and reliability — with the weighting published. Each fact is verified against the provider's own website at review time, and the review is re-checked monthly. Sponsored reviews are held to the same evidence bar as everyone else.
Before a review goes live, every Rand figure, ICASA claim, service in the product list, and contact detail is verified against the provider's current website. All 58 reviews are re-verified monthly; the last full audit ran on 1 June 2026. Where a fact can't be verified, we say so — we don't invent numbers to fill a gap.
Business VoIP calls typically bill per second, and hosted extensions start around R26 per extension per month at the value end of the market, rising past R200 for feature-heavy seats. Total cost depends on seats, bundled minutes and contract terms. Our reviews publish the actual rates we verified for each provider.
VoIP is the technology that carries calls over the internet. A Cloud PBX is a hosted phone system built on top of it. If you only need lines and call rates, you're shopping for VoIP or SIP trunking. If you need an IVR, queues, extensions and call recording, you're shopping for Cloud PBX.
Yes. Number porting is regulated in South Africa, and both geographic numbers (011, 021 and similar) and 087 numbers can move between licensed providers. Porting usually completes within a few business days. Every review covers the provider's port-in process, and it's a standard question in our quote-match brief.
Every SA telecoms provider that holds ICASA registration and serves business customers is eligible for a free directory listing. Sponsored placement and quote-match priority are paid. Reviews are at our editorial discretion — we don't sell them. Contact us to get listed →
No. WhichVoIP is purpose-built for South African business buyers — Cloud PBX, VoIP, business fibre, business wireless, contact centre, AI voice. For residential, there are better destinations.
