Creditel Business Solutions — hosted PBX and business voice provider in Centurion
Creditel Business Solutions is a Centurion business communications provider whose hosted voice runs on 3CX with Yealink handsets over the ICTGlobe network. One thing a buyer should know before making contact: the creditel.co.za address no longer serves a Creditel site of its own and redirects to the ICTGlobe platform, so current service and pricing detail has to be confirmed directly rather than read off a website.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Centurion business communications provider offering hosted voice, connectivity and cloud services, with voice delivered on the 3CX platform using Yealink handsets over the ICTGlobe network |
| Web presence | creditel.co.za redirects to ictglobe.com, re-confirmed on 31 July 2026. The Creditel brand has no standalone website of its own, and its Google Business Profile carries no website field either. That does not mean the business is gone, but it does mean nothing about the current offer can be read off a public page |
| What to establish first | Before anything else, confirm which legal entity will contract with you and invoice you, and whether support runs through Creditel or through ICTGlobe. That single answer changes who you call when something breaks |
| Voice platform | 3CX is a widely deployed and well-documented phone system, and Yealink handsets are mainstream, so the underlying technology is low-risk and easy to move between providers if you ever need to |
| Network | ICTGlobe is an established South African wholesale voice network that underpins a large number of local resellers. Calls carried on it run under that platform’s licensing |
| Head office | Unit 10, 3 Bauhinia Street, Oxford Office Park, Highveld Techno Park, Centurion, 0169, per the company’s Google Business Profile |
| Coverage | Hosted voice runs nationally over any stable internet connection. On-site work is Gauteng-based |
| Customer rating | No rating is shown. A Google Business Profile for the company does exist, at the Centurion address above, but it carries a single review, well below the five-review threshold WhichVoIP requires |
| Pricing | Quote-based. Pricing depends on the extension count and the connectivity you take alongside |
| Founded | Not publicly stated |
| ICASA licence | Not stated for the Creditel brand. Hosted voice on the ICTGlobe network runs under that platform’s licensing, so confirm the licensed entity when you request a quote |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
Good technology, an unclear brand position
Hosted voice works over your internet line, so the coverage question here is the ordinary one about connectivity and failover at each site. The unusual question is about the supplier rather than the service. A brand whose domain redirects to its upstream network platform, and whose Google profile carries no website, is not necessarily a business in trouble, but it is a business whose public identity has largely merged into the platform behind it. A buyer should treat that as a practical matter rather than a warning: establish which entity signs the contract, which entity invoices you, and where a support call actually lands. If the answer to all three is ICTGlobe, you are effectively buying from ICTGlobe with Creditel as the intermediary, and the quote should be compared on that basis. The technology itself is reassuring. 3CX is one of the most portable phone systems in this market, with a large local installer base, and Yealink handsets work with practically every hosted platform in the country. That means a bad supplier relationship is recoverable without replacing your hardware, which is not true of every proprietary cloud PBX. Ask for the 3CX licence to be registered in your own company name if possible, since that is the single thing that keeps the system portable. Compare providers in the cloud PBX directory.
Who Creditel Business Solutions is a fit for
- Gauteng businesses that want a 3CX system with Yealink handsets from a local reseller
- Buyers comfortable establishing the contracting entity directly rather than reading a website
- Companies that value platform portability, since 3CX and Yealink move between providers easily
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Establish which entity contracts with you, which entity invoices you and where a support call lands, because the Creditel domain now redirects to the ICTGlobe platform. Ask for the 3CX licence to be registered in your own company name so the system stays portable. Get the extension pricing and the call rates separately, and compare them against ICTGlobe resellers generally.
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Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
Does Creditel have its own website?
No. creditel.co.za redirects to ictglobe.com, re-confirmed on 31 July 2026, and its Google Business Profile carries no website field, so current service detail has to be confirmed directly.
What phone system does Creditel supply?
Hosted voice on the 3CX platform with Yealink handsets, delivered over the ICTGlobe network.
Who will I be contracting with?
That is the first thing to establish. Confirm which entity signs the contract, which one invoices you and where a support call is answered, since the brand and the upstream platform are closely tied.
Where is Creditel based?
Unit 10, 3 Bauhinia Street, Oxford Office Park, Highveld Techno Park, Centurion, per its Google Business Profile.
What does Creditel cost?
Pricing is quote-based and depends on the extension count and the connectivity taken alongside. Compare it against other ICTGlobe resellers, since the underlying network is the same.
Why is no customer rating shown?
A Google profile for the company exists at the Centurion address but carries a single review, well below the five-review threshold WhichVoIP requires before publishing a rating.
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 31 July 2026.