Be Broadband — fibre internet provider in South Africa
Be Broadband is a South African fibre internet service provider operating from Thornhill Office Park in Vorna Valley, Midrand, focused on uncapped home fibre with symmetrical upload and download speeds. The company publishes a straightforward five-tier price list running from 10 Mbps to 100 Mbps and checks availability through its own coverage map. Its sales and support hours run Monday to Friday and Saturday mornings.
Key facts
| Who they are | A fibre internet service provider based at Thornhill Office Park in Vorna Valley, Midrand, selling uncapped residential fibre with matching upload and download speeds |
| Fibre services | Five published home packages: 10 Mbps, 20 Mbps, 30 Mbps, 50 Mbps and 100 Mbps, all uncapped, unshaped and symmetrical |
| Also offers | No adjacent product lines are published; the company presents as a residential fibre specialist |
| Head office | 94 Bekker Road, Block 24, Thornhill Office Park, Vorna Valley, Midrand, 1806, Gauteng |
| Coverage | Not published as an area list; the company runs a coverage map tool on its site, so serviceability is confirmed per address |
| ICASA licence | No licence reference is published on the Be Broadband site. Ask for the operating reference and the underlying network operator when you request a quote |
| Pricing | R459/month for 10 Mbps, R655/month for 20 Mbps, R715/month for 30 Mbps, R780/month for 50 Mbps and R940/month for 100 Mbps |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Whether Be Broadband reaches your street
Run the coverage map before you get attached to a price. Be Broadband confirms serviceability per address rather than publishing a footprint list, so your street either has a line or it does not, and no amount of comparison shopping changes that first answer. Worth asking which network operator carries the line, because that decides install lead time and who attends a fault. The symmetrical speeds are the standout on this price list: a 10 Mbps package that uploads at 10 Mbps behaves very differently from a consumer line throttled to 2 Mbps up. Wider options sit in the fibre provider directory.
Who Be Broadband is a fit for
- Midrand-area households wanting uncapped fibre with symmetrical upload
- Buyers on a tight budget: the entry package starts at R459 per month
- People who work from home and need upload speed for calls and backups
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What does Be Broadband fibre cost?
Five published tiers: R459 per month for 10 Mbps, R655 for 20 Mbps, R715 for 30 Mbps, R780 for 50 Mbps and R940 for 100 Mbps. All are uncapped and symmetrical.
Where is Be Broadband based?
At 94 Bekker Road, Block 24, Thornhill Office Park, Vorna Valley, Midrand, in Gauteng.
How do I check if Be Broadband covers my address?
The company runs a coverage map tool on its website rather than publishing a list of suburbs. Serviceability is confirmed against your specific address, so check there before comparing packages.
Are Be Broadband packages symmetrical?
Yes. The company sells uncapped, unshaped fibre with matching upload and download speeds, so a 50 Mbps package uploads at 50 Mbps as well.
When was Be Broadband founded?
No founding year is published on their website. WhichVoIP does not estimate dates, so this listing leaves it unstated rather than guessing at one.
What are Be Broadband’s support hours?
Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 16:30 and Saturday from 08:00 to 12:00. There is no published 24-hour support line, which is worth weighing if you depend on the connection for work.
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.