FibreStream — fibre internet provider in South Africa
FibreStream is a South African fibre internet service provider trading as Fibrestream (Pty) Ltd from Brackenhurst in Alberton, selling uncapped symmetrical fibre to homes and businesses. The company keeps a deliberately short price list, with three published packages running from 50/50 Mbps to 200/200 Mbps, and markets its business product as SLA-backed for uptime. Its consumer proposition rests on uncapped, unshaped lines with low latency.
Key facts
| Who they are | Fibrestream (Pty) Ltd, a fibre internet service provider based in Brackenhurst, Alberton, selling uncapped symmetrical fibre to residential and business customers |
| Fibre services | Three published packages: 50/50 Mbps, 100/100 Mbps and 200/200 Mbps, all uncapped and unshaped, with a separate SLA-backed product for business buyers |
| Also offers | No adjacent product lines are published; the company presents itself as a fibre connectivity specialist rather than a broad ICT supplier |
| Head office | 79 Hennie Alberts Street, Brackenhurst, Alberton, 1448, Gauteng |
| Coverage | The site does not publish a coverage map or name its network operator partners, so availability has to be confirmed per address before you can price a line |
| ICASA licence | No licence reference is published on the FibreStream site. Ask for the operating reference and for the identity of the underlying network operator at quote stage |
| Pricing | R499/month for 50/50 Mbps, R699/month for 100/100 Mbps and R899/month for 200/200 Mbps; business SLA pricing is not published |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Confirming FibreStream can reach you
FibreStream publishes prices but not a footprint, which puts the coverage check first in the buying process rather than last. Before comparing that R499 entry package against anything else, get a written confirmation that your address is serviceable and find out which network operator the line runs on, because that determines install lead time and who actually attends a fault. The symmetrical upload is the genuinely useful part of the offer for anyone running backups, video calls or a VPN back to an office. Alternatives are listed in the fibre provider directory.
Who FibreStream is a fit for
- Buyers who want symmetrical upload rather than a fast-down, slow-up consumer line
- Households comparing a simple three-package price list without tier sprawl
- Small businesses needing an SLA-backed line rather than a residential product
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What does FibreStream charge for fibre?
Three published packages: R499 per month for 50/50 Mbps, R699 per month for 100/100 Mbps and R899 per month for 200/200 Mbps. Business SLA-backed pricing is not published and is quoted per customer.
Where is FibreStream based?
The company trades as Fibrestream (Pty) Ltd from 79 Hennie Alberts Street, Brackenhurst, Alberton, in Gauteng.
When was FibreStream founded?
No founding year is published on the company’s website. WhichVoIP does not estimate founding dates, so this listing leaves it unstated. Ask directly if trading history matters to you.
Does FibreStream cover my area?
The site publishes no coverage map and does not name its network operator partners, so a serviceability check on your specific address is the necessary first step before pricing anything.
Are FibreStream lines uncapped and unshaped?
Yes, the company markets its packages as uncapped and unshaped with low latency, and all three published tiers are symmetrical, meaning upload matches download.
Does FibreStream sell business fibre?
Yes. Alongside the residential packages the company offers a dedicated, SLA-backed business fibre product. Get the specific uptime commitment and fault response times in writing, since that is what you are paying the premium for.
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.