ISPAfrika — Cape Town fibre, wireless and VoIP provider with published prices
ISPAfrika is a Cape Town internet service provider founded in 2014 and based at 172 Main Road, Claremont. It sells last-mile fibre and fixed-wireless broadband to homes and businesses, and layers a VoIP service on top: a Home VoIP line at R79 a month and a hosted PBX at R79 per extension, both month-to-month with per-second billing and calls from R0.30 a minute. Prices are on the website rather than behind a quote, which is rarer than it should be in this market. ISPAfrika states that it is ICASA-licensed and a WAPA member.
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Key facts
| Who they are | A Cape Town ISP started in 2014 to sell last-mile fibre and wireless broadband to homes and businesses, with VoIP and hosted PBX added on the same network. Founders state 15+ years each in the internet services industry |
| VoIP services | Home VoIP at R79 per line and a hosted PBX at R79 per extension, both month-to-month with per-second billing. Local calls R0.30 a minute, mobile R0.50, international from R0.30; number porting R99 per number; handsets optional at R795, R995 or R1,850. VoIP traffic is prioritised on ISPAfrika’s own fibre and wireless links |
| Connectivity | Fibre to the home from R499 a month uncapped (4–100 Mbps across several fibre networks, torrents shaped 05:00–23:59), fibre to the business, wireless to the home and wireless to the business, plus a fibre-to-your-building offer |
| Head office | 172 Main Road, Claremont, 7735, Cape Town |
| Coverage | Western Cape last-mile wireless from its own links; fibre wherever partner networks reach. Century City is called out on the site |
| ICASA licence | The website states ISPAfrika is fully licensed with ICASA and a WAPA member; the licence numbers are not published, so ask for them at quote stage if procurement needs them |
| Pricing | Published: VoIP line R79, hosted PBX R79 per extension, uncapped fibre from R499, all month-to-month. Handsets and porting are extra, and the small print says support is next business day |
| Listed In | VoIP Providers · Phone System Providers · Fibre Internet Providers · Wireless Internet Providers |
Straight prices, month-to-month, on its own network
Most small providers in this directory make you ask for a price. ISPAfrika puts the numbers on the page, and the shape of them is worth reading: R79 buys a VoIP line or a hosted-PBX extension, calls are billed per second from R0.30 a minute, and nothing is on contract beyond a month’s notice. The catch is in the small print — the line excludes the handset, porting and minutes, and support is next business day rather than the 24/7 the About page suggests — so the real monthly figure is R79 plus what you talk. Because the voice runs on ISPAfrika’s own fibre and wireless links, quality is easiest to guarantee if you take connectivity from them too; on a third-party line, ask how they prioritise your calls. Compare the wider market in the VoIP provider directory.
Who ISPAfrika is a fit for
- Cape Town homes and small offices that want fibre or wireless and a phone line from one provider on one bill
- Small businesses that want a hosted PBX priced per extension with no contract lock-in
- Buyers who prefer published rates to a quote and can live with next-business-day support
How ISPAfrika sits in the VoIP category
- 264 verified VoIP providers on WhichVoIP; 171 carry a Google rating.
- No published Google rating for ISPAfrika (171 of 264 in the category have one; median 37 reviews).
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What does ISPAfrika sell?
Last-mile fibre and fixed-wireless broadband for homes and businesses in and around Cape Town, plus VoIP lines and a hosted PBX that run over the same network. Cloud storage is also listed on the site.
Where is ISPAfrika based?
172 Main Road, Claremont, 7735, in Cape Town’s southern suburbs. Wireless coverage is from its own last-mile links; fibre follows whichever partner network passes your address.
How much does a hosted PABX through ISPAfrika cost?
ISPAfrika publishes R79 per extension per month for its hosted PBX and R79 per line for Home VoIP (sampled 8 September 2026), month-to-month with per-second billing. Calls are extra at R0.30 a minute to landlines and R0.50 to mobiles, porting is R99 per number, and handsets are optional at R795, R995 or R1,850, so ask for the extension, call and hardware figures separately when you compare quotes. For reference, the 6 verified VoIP providers on WhichVoIP that do publish prices charge R50–R150 per month for a line or SIP trunk, with calls billed per minute, which puts ISPAfrika in the lower half of that range. Compare published prices or get up to 3 quotes.
Can I keep my existing number with ISPAfrika?
Yes. Number porting is listed as an optional extra at R99 per number. Ask how long the port takes and confirm the date so the old line is not cut before the new one is live.
Is ISPAfrika licensed?
The company states it is fully licensed with ICASA and is a member of WAPA, the wireless access providers’ association. Licence references are not published on the site, so request them if procurement requires it.
What support does ISPAfrika offer?
The About page describes client relations and support teams on hand 24/7; the VoIP small print says all support is next business day. Get the support hours and fault-response commitment for your package in writing before you sign.
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 8 September 2026.