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Dapenet Technologies — fibre internet provider in South Africa

Dapenet Technologies is a Durban internet service provider based in Glenwood, selling connectivity to homes and businesses across the Berea area. The company publishes its package pricing openly, running from a R250 entry option up to R899 a month for business speeds. Beyond connectivity it carries CCTV monitoring, VoIP, solar power and print, positioning itself as a local technology supplier rather than a pure ISP.

Last updated 28 July 2026
Verified at dapenet.co.za

Key facts

Who they areA Durban internet service provider working out of Glenwood on the Berea, selling connectivity to residential and business customers alongside a wider set of technology services
Internet servicesData packages by speed tier, with a starter option at 5 to 10Mbps, a mid package up to 50Mbps and a business package up to 100Mbps
Also offersVoIP communication services, CCTV monitoring systems, solar power solutions and printer solutions
Head office60 Evans Road, Glenwood, Berea, Durban, 4001
CoverageNot published in detail. The business is anchored in Glenwood and the surrounding Berea area, so confirm availability against your specific address
ICASA licenceNo ICASA reference is published on the site. A local ISP reselling connectivity rides the underlying operator’s licence, so ask which licensed entity carries the service
PricingPublished. A basic offering is listed at R250, the starter 5 to 10Mbps package at R499, a popular package up to 50Mbps at R699 and a business package up to 100Mbps at R899 per month
Support hoursMonday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00 and Saturday 09:00 to 12:00, closed Sunday. Worth noting if you need cover outside ordinary business hours
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A neighbourhood ISP with published prices

Dapenet operates the way a lot of successful small ISPs do, which is to serve one part of a city properly rather than sell everywhere badly. The base is Glenwood on the Durban Berea, and the pricing is published rather than hidden behind a coverage form, running from R250 at entry level to R899 for the business tier. That transparency makes the comparison easy against national retail brands, where the same speed often costs more. Support hours are the detail worth weighing: cover runs Monday to Friday with Saturday mornings and nothing on Sunday, which is fine for a household and a genuine consideration for a business that trades over weekends. Ask what the escalation path looks like outside those hours, and confirm which underlying network carries your line, since that determines install lead times and how faults get resolved. Compare the alternatives in the fibre provider directory.

Best fit

Who Dapenet Technologies is a fit for

  • Glenwood and Berea households wanting a local ISP with published prices
  • Small Durban businesses that also need CCTV, voice or backup power from one supplier
  • Buyers who value a nearby office over a national support line

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Commonly asked questions

Where is Dapenet Technologies based?

At 60 Evans Road in Glenwood, on the Berea in Durban. The business is anchored in that area, so confirm availability against your specific address.

What does Dapenet charge?

Pricing is published. A basic offering is R250, the starter 5 to 10Mbps package is R499, a package up to 50Mbps is R699 and a business package up to 100Mbps is R899 per month.

Does Dapenet offer voice services?

Yes, VoIP sits alongside the connectivity products. Since the voice runs over the same line, ask how the connection is prioritised when the network is busy.

What are the support hours?

Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 17:00 and Saturday from 09:00 to 12:00, with no Sunday cover. Ask what the escalation path is if a fault falls outside those hours.

What else does Dapenet supply?

CCTV monitoring systems, solar power solutions and printer solutions, which makes it a general local technology supplier rather than only an internet provider.

Is Dapenet ICASA licensed?

No reference is published on the site. A local ISP reselling connectivity rides the underlying operator’s licence, so ask which licensed entity carries the service.

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.