DKConnect — wireless internet provider on the West Coast, South Africa
DKConnect is a West Coast internet service provider working out of Vredenburg in the Western Cape, and it traded as DK Wireless until the current rebrand. Fixed wireless is the core of it, sold on five published tiers from R199 a month, with Zoom Fibre and Openserve lines resold alongside. The company puts its local record at more than ten years on this stretch of coast. Its Google profile and support mailboxes still carry the DK Wireless name.
Key facts
| Who they are | A West Coast internet service provider selling fixed wireless on its own equipment and reselling fibre over the Zoom Fibre and Openserve networks. The business traded as DK Wireless until the rebrand to DKConnect |
| Wireless packages | Five published tiers: 4/2Mbps at R199, 5/2.5Mbps at R299, 6/3Mbps at R399, 8/4Mbps at R499 and 10/5Mbps at R699 a month |
| Fibre packages | Zoom Fibre symmetrical lines from R699 for 50/50Mbps up to R1,399 for 1000/500Mbps, and Openserve from R549 for 30/30Mbps up to R1,399 for 500/250Mbps. Every price is published |
| Installation | Wireless goes in either on a R499 free-to-use antenna deal, which carries a six-month minimum and applies to 5Mbps and above, or a R2,500 once-off purchase that keeps the account month to month. Zoom Fibre installs free on a six-month term or R499 month to month; Openserve is R499 on twelve months or R2,999 month to month. A 30-day cancellation notice applies after any minimum term |
| Head office | 3 Fabriek Street, Vredenburg, 7380, Western Cape. This comes from the company Google Business Profile — the website itself publishes no street address |
| Coverage | The West Coast of the Western Cape. The site runs a coverage map but names no towns in its published text, so have the exact street address checked before you order |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. Ask for it in writing if your procurement process records licence numbers |
| Pricing | Published in full for wireless and for both fibre networks, including the installation options and minimum terms |
| Brand change | The website and brand are now DKConnect, while the Google Business Profile and the support and accounts mailboxes still read DK Wireless. Expect both names on correspondence during the changeover |
| Listed In | Wireless Internet Providers |
On this coast the local antenna is the point
Fixed wireless lives or dies on whether a tower can see your roof, which makes DKConnect a very different proposition from a national brand reselling somebody else’s trench. The company runs its own wireless equipment around Vredenburg and has been doing it for more than a decade, so the installer, the support desk and the account are one company. That matters most when something breaks. Read the installation options carefully, because they are the real decision: R499 gets you a free-to-use antenna but ties you in for six months and only on 5Mbps and up, while R2,500 buys the hardware outright and leaves you month to month. Where wireless will not reach, the same account can carry a Zoom Fibre or Openserve line instead, and those prices are published too. The coverage map is the first stop rather than the price list. Compare the wider market in the wireless provider directory.
Who DKConnect is a fit for
- Homes and small offices around Vredenburg and the wider West Coast
- Buyers who want the monthly price and the install fee published upfront
- Anyone who would rather deal with a local installer than a national call centre
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Is DKConnect the same company as DK Wireless?
Yes. DK Wireless is the previous brand and DKConnect is the current one. The website and branding have changed over, while the Google Business Profile and the support and accounts mailboxes still carry the DK Wireless name.
Where does DKConnect operate?
The company is based at 3 Fabriek Street in Vredenburg and sells across the West Coast of the Western Cape. No town list is published, so the coverage map or a direct coverage check against your street address is the reliable answer.
How much does DKConnect wireless cost?
Five tiers are published: R199 for 4/2Mbps, R299 for 5/2.5Mbps, R399 for 6/3Mbps, R499 for 8/4Mbps and R699 for 10/5Mbps a month.
What does installation cost?
Wireless has two routes. A R499 free-to-use antenna carries a six-month minimum and is offered on 5Mbps and above, or you buy the equipment once off at R2,500 and stay month to month. Fibre installation runs from free on a six-month Zoom Fibre term up to R2,999 for month-to-month Openserve.
Does DKConnect sell fibre as well as wireless?
Yes. It resells Zoom Fibre from R699 a month for a symmetrical 50/50Mbps line and Openserve from R549 for 30/30Mbps, so an address that fibre already reaches can be served without wireless.
What are the support hours?
Support runs Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 20:00 and on Saturday from 09:00 to 15:00. The office keeps shorter Saturday hours, closing at 12:00.
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 29 July 2026.