Go Connect — fibre and wireless internet provider in Gauteng
Go Connect is a Germiston internet provider founded in 2014 that describes itself as an ICASA-licensed end-to-end network provider running its own next-generation network, with more than 2,500 premises passed. It sells fibre to the home and to business, wireless broadband, VoIP and dedicated server hosting. Fibre pricing is published in full, running from R595 a month for 25/10Mbps to R1,049 for a symmetrical 200Mbps line.
Key facts
| Who they are | Go Connect, founded in 2014, an ICASA-licensed telecommunications company that describes itself as an end-to-end network provider operating its own network with more than 2,500 premises passed |
| Internet services | Fibre to the home and fibre to the business at published prices: 25/10Mbps at R595, 50/25Mbps at R695, 100/100Mbps at R849 and 200/200Mbps at R1,049 a month. Wireless broadband is sold alongside, priced on application |
| Also offers | VoIP and dedicated server hosting |
| Head office | 36 Zenith Street, Germiston, Gauteng, 1401, as published on the website. The company Google Business Profile lists a different address, 79 Thomas Road, on the same phone number — confirm which office to visit before travelling |
| Coverage | The site states coverage across all major metropolitan areas in South Africa, and runs a coverage map. Given it is an own-network operator, check the specific street address rather than the city |
| ICASA licence | The company states it is ICASA licensed. No licence number is published, so request it in writing if procurement records it |
| Pricing | Fibre prices are published in full. Wireless, VoIP and hosting are quote-based |
| Customer rating | Its Google profile stands at 1.5 from 28 reviews. WhichVoIP publishes ratings as found and does not remove negative ones. Read the recent reviews yourself and put your questions about support response times directly to the company |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Own network, published prices, and a rating worth reading
Go Connect builds and runs its own fibre rather than reselling an open-access network, which changes what you are buying. On a self-built network the same company owns the line, the support desk and the fault, so nothing gets handed between parties when something breaks. That is genuinely better when it works well, and it is the whole story when it does not, since there is no alternative ISP to move to on the same line. Prices are published for every fibre tier, which is more than most operators do, and the symmetrical 100 and 200Mbps packages will interest offices running backups or a lot of video. Set against that, the company’s Google rating sits at 1.5 from 28 reviews, mostly about service and support. We publish that as we find it. The sensible move is to read those reviews, then ask for the support hours, the fault response commitment and the contract exit terms in writing before signing. Compare alternatives in the fibre provider directory.
Who Go Connect is a fit for
- Gauteng addresses that sit inside the Go Connect build footprint
- Offices wanting symmetrical 100 or 200Mbps at a published price
- Buyers who want the network owner and the ISP to be one company
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When was Go Connect founded?
The company states it was founded in 2014 and operates from Germiston in Gauteng.
Does Go Connect own its network?
It describes itself as an end-to-end network provider operating across its own next-generation network, with more than 2,500 premises passed, rather than reselling an open-access operator.
How much does Go Connect fibre cost?
Published prices run from R595 a month for 25/10Mbps, to R695 for 50/25Mbps, R849 for a symmetrical 100Mbps line and R1,049 for symmetrical 200Mbps.
What is Go Connect’s customer rating?
Its Google Business Profile stands at 1.5 out of 5 from 28 reviews. That is low, and it is published here as found. Read the reviews yourself and raise support response times directly before you commit.
Where is Go Connect based?
The website publishes 36 Zenith Street, Germiston, 1401. Its Google profile lists 79 Thomas Road on the same phone number, so confirm the current office before visiting.
Does Go Connect offer VoIP?
Yes. VoIP is listed alongside fibre, wireless broadband and dedicated server hosting, though no call rates or per-extension pricing are published.
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.