Fredd — fibre internet provider in South Africa
Fredd is a Johannesburg fibre internet service provider working the city’s eastern suburbs from an office in Parkhaven, Boksburg. The company sells uncapped home fibre in speed tiers running from 30Mbps to 10Gbps, handles business connectivity through a separate TTC Business arm, and supplies a router with the service. It belongs to the Internet Service Providers’ Association and advertises 99.99% service uptime.
Key facts
| Who they are | A fibre-only internet service provider for the eastern suburbs of Johannesburg, selling uncapped home packages and running business connectivity through its TTC Business arm |
| Fibre services | Uncapped fibre-to-the-home in tiers from 30Mbps to 10Gbps, with a router provided as part of the service |
| Also offers | Business fibre through TTC Business, and voice services alongside the connectivity |
| Head office | Clearwater Corporate Office Park North, Office Park 2, Block C, corner Atlas and Merlin Road, Parkhaven, Boksburg, 1459 |
| Coverage | The eastern suburbs of Johannesburg. Fredd does not publish a street-level coverage map, so a check against your address is the only reliable answer |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published on the site. Fredd does display membership of the Internet Service Providers’ Association, which is an industry body rather than a regulator, so ask for the licence reference separately if procurement needs it |
| Pricing | Not published on the pages reviewed. Packages are broken out by speed tier once a coverage check is run, so treat the monthly figure as quote-based until your address is confirmed |
| Uptime | The company advertises 99.99% service uptime. That is a marketing figure rather than a contracted service level, so ask what the business package actually commits to in writing |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
A deliberately small footprint
Fibre coverage is geographic, and Fredd has chosen to stay narrow rather than sell nationally. The footprint is the eastern suburbs of Johannesburg, which means the company is competing on service depth in Boksburg, Benoni and the surrounding suburbs instead of spreading itself across the country. That focus is the main reason to look at a regional ISP over a national retail brand, and it is worth testing directly: ask how quickly a technician actually reaches your suburb, because proximity is the thing you are buying. The 10Gbps top tier is unusual for a regional provider and signals that the business is not only chasing entry-level home users. Since Fredd does not publish a street-level coverage map, run the address check first and let that decide whether the conversation goes any further. Other options sit in the fibre provider directory.
Who Fredd is a fit for
- East Rand homes that want a local ISP rather than a national call centre
- Boksburg and Benoni businesses needing fibre with a named account contact
- Households looking for high-speed tiers well beyond the usual 100Mbps ceiling
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Where does Fredd provide fibre?
The eastern suburbs of Johannesburg, working out of an office in Parkhaven, Boksburg. No street-level coverage map is published, so a check against your specific address is the only reliable answer.
What speeds does Fredd offer?
Home packages run from 30Mbps up to 10Gbps. The upper tiers are well above what most residential ISPs list, so the range covers ordinary households and heavy users on the same network.
What does Fredd charge?
Monthly pricing is not published on the pages reviewed. Rates are set per speed tier and confirmed once a coverage check is done at your address.
Does Fredd supply a router?
Yes. A router is provided as part of the service rather than sold separately.
Does Fredd handle business connectivity?
Yes, through a separate TTC Business arm. Business fibre is scoped differently to a home line, so ask what uptime and response times are committed contractually.
Is Fredd ICASA licensed?
No licence reference is published. The site shows membership of the Internet Service Providers’ Association, which is an industry body and not the regulator, so request the ICASA reference in writing if you need it.
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.