Frogfoot Networks — Open-access fibre network operator in South Africa
Frogfoot Networks is a South African open-access fibre network operator within the Vivica Group, building infrastructure that multiple retail ISPs sell over rather than selling directly to the public. Its footprint carries FTTH from 30 Mbps to 1 Gbps, plus an unusual entry-tier Frogfoot air 25/10 Mbps WiFi-only product that no peer network operator matches, with coverage in selected areas checked by address.
Key facts
| Who they are | A South African open-access wholesale fibre network operator within the Vivica Group, trading as Frogfoot Networks |
| Network model | Pure open-access wholesale — multiple retail ISPs sell over the same Frogfoot line |
| ICASA licence | Yes — operates as a licensed ECNS network operator |
| Products | FTTH from 30 Mbps to 1 Gbps, plus the Frogfoot air 25/10 Mbps WiFi-only entry tier |
| Pricing | Set by the retail ISP — Frogfoot is wholesale, so the monthly price comes from the ISP you order through |
| Coverage | Selected South African areas — check the footprint by address |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Frogfoot builds the fibre, retail ISPs sell over it
Frogfoot is a wholesale fibre network operator, not a retail brand: it builds and runs the infrastructure, and you buy your line through one of the retail ISPs that sell over its network. The distinctive feature is the Frogfoot air entry tier, a 25/10 Mbps WiFi-only product that no peer network operator surfaces, alongside standard FTTH up to 1 Gbps. Coverage is selective, so the coverage check on frogfoot.co.za is the first step to confirm your address is inside the footprint and which retail ISPs are available. Because it is wholesale, install and fault issues sit with Frogfoot while billing sits with your chosen retail ISP — ask that ISP how it attributes faults before signing.
Who Frogfoot Networks is a fit for
- Buyers with Frogfoot coverage at their address who want a choice of retail ISP over one network.
- Households after the Frogfoot air entry-tier WiFi-only option where it is available.
- Users comfortable that billing sits with a retail ISP and install and faults sit with Frogfoot.
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Does Frogfoot sell fibre directly?
No. Frogfoot is a wholesale open-access network operator. It builds and runs the fibre, and you buy your line from one of the retail ISPs that sell over the Frogfoot network.
How much does Frogfoot fibre cost?
The monthly price is set by the retail ISP you order through, not by Frogfoot. Request up to 3 quotes through WhichVoIP to compare retail ISP prices on the Frogfoot network, free and without obligation.
Is Frogfoot available at my address?
Coverage is selective. Use the coverage check on frogfoot.co.za to confirm whether your address is inside the footprint and which retail ISPs are available there.
What is Frogfoot air?
Frogfoot air is an entry-tier 25/10 Mbps WiFi-only product that no peer network operator matches. It is selectively available within standard Frogfoot coverage areas, so confirm it at the retail-ISP order step rather than assuming it is offered everywhere.
Who handles faults on a Frogfoot line?
Install and fault-side issues land with Frogfoot, while billing and account queries sit with your retail ISP. Ask your shortlisted retail brand for its fault-attribution process before signing.
Is Frogfoot ICASA licensed?
Yes. Frogfoot operates as a licensed South African electronic communications network service (ECNS) operator. Confirm the operating-entity name at register.icasa.org.za if procurement requires 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 13 July 2026.