Absolute Cloud Solutions — cloud PBX provider in Cape Town
Absolute Cloud Solutions has traded from 75 Hope Street in the Cape Town city centre since 1998, which puts it among the longest-running technology businesses in this directory. The product line is branded end to end, running from Absolute Cloud Telephony through managed services, SharePoint, disaster recovery and a two-sided fibre offering split between landlords and tenants. Its Google profile carries 4.3 from nineteen reviewers.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Cape Town cloud and managed services company trading since 1998, selling business telephony within an own-branded technology stack |
| Voice services | Absolute Cloud Telephony. The site names the product without detailing the underlying platform, so establish what it runs on before comparing quotes |
| Also offers | Absolute CentralizeOne, cloud solutions, managed services, SharePoint services, disaster recovery, consulting, and fibre sold separately to landlords and to tenants |
| Head office | 75 Hope Street, Cape Town, 8001 |
| Coverage | South Africa, with Cape Town, Johannesburg and outlying areas named. For cloud telephony the practical question is the line quality at each site |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. For a cloud telephony provider the ECS licence normally sits with the underlying trunk supplier |
| Pricing | Quote-based. Nothing is published, which fits a managed relationship scoped per customer |
| Landlord fibre | Fibre is sold as two distinct products, one for landlords and one for tenants. That is a building-level offering rather than a single-line product, and it suits a property owner wiring a whole block |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
Splitting fibre between landlord and tenant is deliberate
Most providers sell one fibre product. Absolute splits it in two, one for landlords and one for tenants, and that tells you who the company works with: property owners wiring a whole building, then the businesses that move into it. If you manage or occupy commercial property in Cape Town, that structure is worth a conversation, because the landlord product usually determines what a tenant can buy afterwards. On the telephony side the offering is branded rather than described, so ask what Absolute Cloud Telephony actually runs on and what transfers if you leave. Twenty-seven years of trading is a genuine signal in a market where most competitors publish no founding year at all. Nineteen reviews at 4.3 is a modest sample; read it rather than average it. Alternatives sit in the cloud PBX directory.
Who Absolute Cloud Solutions is a fit for
- Cape Town commercial landlords wiring a building for tenants
- Businesses wanting voice, cloud and IT from one long-established supplier
- Companies needing disaster recovery alongside telephony
Get quotes for cloud PBX and business voice
Two ways forward, both free for buyers and with no obligation — WhichVoIP doesn’t take a cut from your contract.
Get up to 3 quotes
Say which side of the building you are on, since the fibre products differ for landlords and tenants. Then give the extension count, whether numbers must be ported, what the platform needs to support, and whether managed IT or disaster recovery belongs in the same scope.
Get up to 3 quotes →Or request a single callbackFree for buyers. We don’t take a cut from your contract.
Weigh up the alternatives
Weigh these top-rated South African business telecoms providers side by side, ranked by WhichVoIP score.
Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
How long has Absolute Cloud Solutions been trading?
Since 1998, as stated on the company’s own site. That is twenty-seven years, and among the longest continuous records in this directory.
What is the difference between the landlord and tenant fibre products?
The site sells them as two distinct offerings. In practice a landlord product wires the building and a tenant product connects a business inside it, so what a tenant can buy often depends on what the landlord installed. Ask which applies to you.
What platform does Absolute Cloud Telephony use?
The site names the product without identifying the underlying platform. Ask what it runs on, whether it is hosted or on-premise, and what happens to your numbers if you move provider.
Where is the company based?
75 Hope Street, Cape Town, 8001. The Google profile confirms the same address in the Cape Town city centre.
What does it cost?
No pricing is published. Ask for the per-extension monthly charge, per-minute call rates and any managed IT services itemised separately rather than as one figure.
Does Absolute cover Johannesburg?
The site names Cape Town, Johannesburg and outlying areas. Ask who provides on-site support in Johannesburg and what response time applies, since cloud services and local presence are different things.
This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 28 July 2026.