Broadband Internet — uncapped symmetrical business fibre
Broadband Internet sells uncapped, symmetrical business fibre from 10 Mbps to 1 Gbps, with the router, installation and activation included rather than charged as extras. It adds automatic failover, managed IT services, Huawei cloud software and domain hosting for businesses that want the connection and the support from one place.
Key facts
| Who they are | Broadband Internet, a South African business connectivity provider selling fibre, wireless and voice alongside managed IT services. |
| Connectivity | Uncapped, symmetrical business fibre from 10 Mbps to 1 Gbps — symmetrical meaning upload matches download, which is what cloud backup, video calls and hosted voice actually depend on. Light, premium and dedicated fibre tiers are offered with flexible contract terms. |
| What is included | The company states the router, installation and activation are free to use, and that there are no data top-ups. |
| Resilience | Automatic failover backup connectivity, described as affordable, with 24/7 support, monitoring and maintenance. |
| Also offers | Fibre to the Home alongside Fibre to the Business, managed IT services, Huawei cloud software, and domain registration and hosting. |
| Pricing | Promotions are advertised month-to-month with a stated R150 registration, but no full rate card is published. Confirm the tier price for your address. |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Symmetrical is the specification that matters
Most consumer-grade fibre is asymmetrical — a fast download and a fraction of that upstream — and it is the upstream that quietly breaks business use. A video call sends as much as it receives, an offsite backup is pure upload, and a hosted PBX needs steady upstream for every concurrent call. Selling symmetrical as the default is therefore a genuine business specification rather than a marketing line, and it is the first thing to confirm on any quote. The second is the failover: ask what it switches to, how quickly, and whether it is billed only when used. Bundling the router and installation is a real saving, but check what happens to the router if you leave.
Who Broadband Internet is a fit for
- Businesses whose work depends on upload — video calls, cloud backup, hosted voice
- Offices that want failover without a second full-price line
- Companies wanting connectivity and managed IT support from the same supplier
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What speeds does Broadband Internet offer?
Uncapped symmetrical business fibre from 10 Mbps up to 1 Gbps, in light, premium and dedicated tiers.
What does symmetrical mean and why does it matter?
Upload speed matches download. It matters because video calls, cloud backups and hosted phone systems all depend on upstream capacity, which asymmetrical consumer fibre skimps on.
Is the router included?
The company states the router, installation and activation are free to use, with no data top-ups.
Is there a backup if the line fails?
Yes, automatic failover is offered as an affordable add-on, with 24/7 support, monitoring and maintenance.
What does it cost?
No full rate card is published; promotions are advertised month-to-month with a R150 registration. Confirm the price for your speed tier and address.
Do they do anything besides connectivity?
Yes — managed IT services, Huawei cloud software, and domain registration and hosting.
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.