Fliber — fibre internet provider in Newcastle, South Africa
Fliber (Pty) Ltd is a KwaZulu-Natal internet service provider based at 57 Victoria Road in Pioneer Park, Newcastle. It sells uncapped fibre under its own Hyperwave range, which runs from a 10/2Mbps line at R429 a month to a symmetrical 1000/1000Mbps line at R1,499, and it resells Vuma and Evotel lines alongside that. A separate Business Hyperwave range is published for companies, priced from R536 to R1,874 a month.
Key facts
| Who they are | Fliber (Pty) Ltd, an internet service provider operating out of Newcastle in northern KwaZulu-Natal and selling uncapped fibre to homes and businesses |
| Internet services | The Hyperwave range on its own network: 10/2Mbps at R429, 25/5 at R549, 50/5 at R649, 100/20 at R749, 150/25 at R799 and 250/25 at R899 a month. Hyperwave Plus adds symmetrical lines at 250/250 for R999, 300/300 for R1,049, 500/500 for R1,299 and 1000/1000 for R1,499 |
| Also offers | Vuma and Evotel packages from 30Mbps to 1000Mbps, published between R491 and R2,199 a month, plus a Business Hyperwave range between R536 and R1,874 |
| Head office | 57 Victoria Road, Pioneer Park, Newcastle, KwaZulu-Natal, 2940 |
| Coverage | Newcastle and the surrounding northern KZN area on its own network, with Vuma and Evotel footprints available where those operators have built. The address checker on the site was returning “address search is not available right now” when this listing was verified, so confirm coverage before ordering |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published on the site. Ask for it in writing if your procurement process records licence numbers |
| Pricing | Published in full for every package, which is unusual for a regional ISP. Installation fees and contract terms are not published, so ask what the once-off costs and notice period are before you sign |
| Trading since | Not published anywhere on the site. The registered entity is Fliber (Pty) Ltd |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
A town ISP that prices in public
Newcastle is the whole point here. Fliber runs its own Hyperwave network in and around the town, so the line, the support desk and the technician are the same company, which is a different proposition from buying a national brand’s package over somebody else’s trench. Every price is published, top to bottom, including the business range, so you can work out the monthly cost before you speak to anyone. Two things are not published and both are worth asking about: the once-off installation fee and the contract term. Where Fliber has not built, it resells Vuma and Evotel, so the same account can cover an address its own network does not reach. The coverage checker on the site was down at the time of writing, which makes a phone or email coverage confirmation the sensible first step. Compare the wider market in the fibre provider directory.
Who Fliber is a fit for
- Homes and businesses in Newcastle and northern KwaZulu-Natal
- Buyers who want the monthly price published before they enquire
- Offices needing symmetrical upload for backups or video calls
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Where does Fliber operate?
Fliber is based at 57 Victoria Road, Pioneer Park in Newcastle, KwaZulu-Natal, and sells fibre in and around the town on its own Hyperwave network. Where it has not built, it resells Vuma and Evotel lines.
How much does Fliber cost per month?
The published Hyperwave range starts at R429 a month for 10/2Mbps and runs to R1,499 for a symmetrical 1000/1000Mbps line. Business Hyperwave packages are published between R536 and R1,874 a month.
Does Fliber offer symmetrical fibre?
Yes. The Hyperwave Plus packages are symmetrical: 250/250Mbps at R999, 300/300 at R1,049, 500/500 at R1,299 and 1000/1000 at R1,499 a month. Symmetrical upload matters if you run offsite backups or a lot of video calls.
What is the installation fee?
Fliber does not publish installation fees or contract terms on its packages page. Ask for both in writing before you order, along with the notice period for cancellation.
Is Fliber uncapped?
The published packages are sold as uncapped fibre. Confirm whether any fair-use or shaping policy applies to the specific package you are quoted, since that detail is not spelled out alongside the prices.
Can Fliber connect a business park or complex?
Fliber sells a separate Business Hyperwave range and resells Vuma and Evotel, so a multi-tenant address can be covered by more than one network. Give them the exact street address so each option can be checked.
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.