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Blaze Internet — wireless, fibre and VoIP in East London

Blaze Internet is an East London internet service provider offering fixed wireless and fibre broadband, plus VoIP, across Beacon Bay, Nahoon, Vincent, Gonubie, Amalinda, Southernwood and surrounding areas. Wireless plans start from R480/month and fibre from R488/month, with speeds advertised up to 1Gbps.

Last updated 1 August 2026

Key facts

Who they areBlaze Internet is a regional internet service provider based in East London, Eastern Cape, offering fixed wireless, fibre and VoIP.
CoverageService covers Beacon Bay, Nahoon, Vincent, Gonubie, Amalinda, Southernwood and surrounding areas, plus East London CBD, Kidd’s Beach and Sunrise-on-Sea.
PlansFixed wireless from R480/month, fibre from R488/month and VoIP from R70.70/month, with speeds advertised up to 1Gbps depending on the connection and address.
ContactReachable on 082 774 3553.
Best suited toHomes and businesses in and around East London wanting wireless, fibre or VoIP from a local provider.
Listed InWireless Internet Providers
What this provider does

Wireless, fibre and VoIP for greater East London

Blaze Internet is a local East London ISP that covers the bases for its area: fixed wireless for the spots fibre has not reached, fibre where it has, and VoIP for cheap business and home calling. Named suburbs from Beacon Bay to Gonubie and out to Kidd’s Beach mean it is squarely a regional operator rather than a national one, which is often exactly what a local business wants. Prices start around R480–R488 a month for connectivity; as always, the honest step is to confirm which technology reaches your address and compare it against the alternatives on speed, price and support.

Best fit

Who Blaze Internet is a fit for

  • Homes and businesses in greater East London (Beacon Bay, Nahoon, Gonubie and surrounds)
  • Buyers wanting wireless where fibre has not yet arrived
  • Small businesses wanting connectivity plus low-cost VoIP calling
In context

How Blaze Internet sits in the Wireless category

Lowest ratedHighest rated
  • 204 verified fixed wireless internet providers on WhichVoIP; 146 carry a Google rating.
  • Google 3.2 from 21 reviews — rank 126 of 146 of rated providers in the category (125 rate higher).
  • Category median is 41 reviews, so this is a smaller sample than most.

Computed from the WhichVoIP provider register; refreshes as ratings and reviews change.

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Commonly asked questions

What areas does Blaze Internet cover?

Blaze Internet serves greater East London, including Beacon Bay, Nahoon, Vincent, Gonubie, Amalinda, Southernwood, the CBD, Kidd’s Beach and Sunrise-on-Sea.

What does Blaze Internet charge?

Fixed wireless starts from R480/month, fibre from R488/month and VoIP from R70.70/month, with speeds advertised up to 1Gbps depending on the connection at your address. For reference, the 8 verified Wireless providers on WhichVoIP that do publish prices charge R219–R735 per month for an entry package, depending on speed and line of sight — a yardstick for the figures above. Compare published prices or get up to 3 quotes.

Does Blaze Internet offer VoIP?

Yes. Alongside wireless and fibre internet, Blaze offers VoIP for voice calling over the internet, from R70.70/month.

Is Blaze Internet wireless or fibre?

Both. Blaze offers fixed wireless for areas fibre has not reached, and fibre where it is available. Which applies depends on your address.

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 1 August 2026.