iUncapped — wireless internet provider in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands
iUncapped has operated as a locally and privately owned internet service provider since its inception in 2007, working from Lawton Road in Greendale Park, Howick, and serving the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. Uncapped wireless packages start at R190 a month, and fibre is delivered over MetroFibre Networx, Fibre Suburb Networks and the company’s own network. It is a WAPA member and its Google profile carries 4.3 from forty-five reviewers.
Key facts
| Who they are | A privately owned KwaZulu-Natal Midlands internet service provider trading since 2007, running its own wireless network and reselling fibre over several operators |
| Internet services | Uncapped wireless packages and fibre connectivity delivered over MetroFibre Networx, Fibre Suburb Networks and the company’s own network |
| Also offers | Webmail services and a usage monitoring portal for customers |
| Head office | Not published on the site. iUncapped’s Google profile places it at 9 Lawton Road, Greendale Park, Howick, 3290 |
| Coverage | The KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, with nationwide reach mentioned once. No town list is published, so an address check is the only reliable answer |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. The company does display the WAPA logo, which is the relevant industry body for a fixed wireless operator |
| Pricing | Uncapped wireless packages start from R190 per month. Fibre package pricing is not published, so treat that side as quote-based |
| Networks used | Fibre is delivered over MetroFibre Networx and Fibre Suburb Networks as well as iUncapped’s own network. Which one serves you decides who repairs a physical fault |
| Listed In | Wireless Internet Providers |
R190 is the cheapest uncapped entry in the directory
One hundred and ninety rand a month for uncapped wireless is the lowest entry figure anywhere in this directory, and in the Midlands that matters because the alternative for many addresses is nothing at all. What the price does not tell you is the speed, so establish that before assuming it suits a household with several people working from home. The mix of an own wireless network plus fibre resold over MetroFibre and Fibre Suburb Networks means iUncapped can answer more addresses than a single-technology provider, and it also means a fibre fault is repaired by whichever operator owns the line rather than by iUncapped. Eighteen years of local trading and forty-five reviews at 4.3 are reasonable supporting signals for a regional ISP. Compare alternatives in the wireless provider directory.
Who iUncapped is a fit for
- Midlands homes and businesses where wireless is the only realistic option
- Budget-conscious buyers wanting an uncapped line at a low entry price
- Howick and Hilton addresses that may qualify for resold fibre instead
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How long has iUncapped been operating?
The company states its inception was in 2007, which is around eighteen years serving the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands as a locally and privately owned provider.
What does the R190 package include?
The site advertises uncapped wireless from R190 per month but does not state the speed at that price. Ask for the speed, whether any fair-use policy applies, and what the installation cost is.
Which fibre networks does iUncapped use?
Fibre is delivered over MetroFibre Networx, Fibre Suburb Networks and iUncapped’s own network. Which one serves your street decides who repairs a physical fault on the line.
Does iUncapped cover my area?
The published focus is the Midlands, with nationwide reach mentioned once. No town list is published, so an address check is the only reliable answer, especially for wireless where line of sight matters.
Is iUncapped a WAPA member?
The WAPA logo is displayed in the site footer. WAPA is the Wireless Access Providers’ Association, the industry body for fixed wireless operators. No ICASA licence reference is published.
Where is iUncapped based?
No address is published on the site. The company’s Google profile places it at 9 Lawton Road, Greendale Park, Howick.
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.