Home Cloud — LTE wireless internet for homes and small offices
Home Cloud sells LTE wireless broadband to South African homes and home offices, from R2.99 per gig and up to 90 Mbps, with no phone line and a plug-and-play router. It is consumer-first by design — month-to-month plans, prepaid bundles and a work-from-home package rather than an enterprise offer.
Key facts
| Who they are | Home Cloud, a South African LTE wireless internet service provider aimed at homes and home offices. |
| Product | LTE broadband wireless internet the company states is up to ten times faster than 3G and, in many cases, faster than fibre — up to 90 Mbps download, with no phone line required and plug-and-play setup supporting multiple devices. |
| Pricing | Data from R2.99 per gig. Plans include month-to-month flexi, prepaid data bundles, a work-from-home Wi-Fi package and a voice-with-data option, with upgrades and downgrades available. |
| Support | The company states its after-hours support line now runs to 8pm, and that customers can track their data balance to manage usage. |
| Positioning | Explicitly against throttling, downtime and phone-line dependency — the site frames the offer as value-for-money connectivity without those hassles. |
| Who it suits | Consumer-first. The packaging, language and product names are built around households and home workers rather than multi-site businesses. |
| Listed In | Wireless Internet Providers |
Per-gig pricing tells you who this is for
Pricing data by the gigabyte rather than selling an uncapped line is the clearest signal of who Home Cloud serves. It suits a household or a single home worker who can predict roughly what they use, and it becomes expensive fast for an office that cannot — a video-heavy team will burn through a per-gig plan in a way an uncapped business line would absorb. The upside is no phone line, no trenching and a router that works out of the box, which is genuinely the fastest route to a connection where fibre has not arrived. If you are buying for a business, check LTE coverage and contention at your actual address, and compare the per-gig cost against an uncapped alternative in the wireless comparison before committing.
Who Home Cloud is a fit for
- Households and home offices where fibre has not arrived and a phone line is not wanted
- Users with predictable data needs who prefer prepaid bundles to a fixed monthly line
- Anyone needing a connection working the same day rather than waiting on an installation
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What does Home Cloud cost?
Data is advertised from R2.99 per gig, with month-to-month flexi plans, prepaid bundles and a work-from-home package.
How fast is it?
The company advertises up to 90 Mbps download, and states LTE is up to ten times faster than 3G and in many cases faster than fibre.
Do I need a phone line?
No. The service is wireless LTE with plug-and-play setup, so no copper line or installation trenching is involved.
Is this suitable for a business?
It is built for homes and home offices. A data-heavy office may find per-gig pricing costly compared with an uncapped business line — worth comparing before committing.
Is the connection throttled?
The company positions explicitly against throttling. Confirm the terms for your specific package.
What support is available?
A support team with an after-hours line extended to 8pm, plus data-balance tracking so you can monitor usage.
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 1 August 2026.