betaNetworks — fibre and wireless internet provider in South Africa
betaNetworks (Pty) Ltd is a South African internet service provider selling fibre and point-to-point wireless connectivity to residential, SME and enterprise customers. The company operates from Kraaifontein in the Western Cape and is a member of the Internet Service Providers’ Association, abiding by the ISPA Code of Conduct.
Key facts
| Who they are | betaNetworks (Pty) Ltd, company registration 2015/121844/07, is a South African internet service provider offering fibre and point-to-point wireless connectivity across the residential, SME and enterprise segments. |
| Voice services | None published. betaNetworks markets connectivity only — no VoIP or hosted telephony product appears on its site. Voice would come from a separate supplier. |
| Also offers | Fibre optic packages and point-to-point wireless links. Point-to-point is a dedicated radio link between two fixed sites, which suits businesses connecting premises where fibre is absent or a private link is wanted. |
| Head office | 56 Tarentaal Street, Joostenbergvlakte, Kraaifontein, 7570, Western Cape. |
| Coverage | Not published as a footprint list. Given the Kraaifontein base and the point-to-point product, coverage is best confirmed per site directly. |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published on the site. betaNetworks states it is a member of ISPA and upholds the ISPA Code of Conduct. |
| Pricing | Quote-based. The company routes both its fibre and point-to-point ranges through a packages-and-prices enquiry rather than publishing an open rate card. |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Fibre plus dedicated point-to-point links
betaNetworks pairs ordinary fibre packages with a point-to-point wireless product, and that second line is what makes it worth a look for business buyers. A point-to-point link is a dedicated radio path between two fixed locations, so it solves problems fibre cannot: connecting a site with no fibre in the ground, linking two premises without paying for a carrier circuit, or holding a backup path that does not share a trench with the primary line. The company serves residential, SME and enterprise customers from a Western Cape base in Kraaifontein and is an ISPA member. Pricing is not published for either product, so a quote is the only way to compare it properly. If you are weighing it up, ask specifically about the link speed and contention on the wireless product, since those vary far more than on a fibre package.
Who betaNetworks is a fit for
- Businesses needing a dedicated link between two fixed sites
- Western Cape premises where fibre has not been laid
- Buyers wanting a backup path independent of their primary fibre route
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What is betaNetworks’ company registration number?
betaNetworks publishes its registration as 2015/121844/07, trading as betaNetworks (Pty) Ltd.
What is point-to-point wireless?
It is a dedicated radio link between two fixed locations. betaNetworks offers it alongside fibre, which suits connecting a site with no fibre available, linking two premises directly, or holding a backup path separate from your main line.
Where is betaNetworks based?
The company’s published address is 56 Tarentaal Street, Joostenbergvlakte, Kraaifontein, 7570, in the Western Cape.
What does betaNetworks cost?
betaNetworks does not publish an open rate card. Both its fibre and point-to-point ranges are quoted on enquiry, so pricing depends on the site and the link you need.
Does betaNetworks offer phone systems?
No. The company markets fibre and wireless connectivity only, with no VoIP or hosted telephony product published on its site.
Does betaNetworks serve businesses as well as homes?
Yes. It states it serves residential, SME and enterprise customers, and the point-to-point product in particular is aimed at business sites.
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 13 August 2026.