Kingsley Technologies — fibre, LTE and VoIP with published pricing
Kingsley Technologies (Pty) Ltd sells fibre, fixed LTE, VoIP and web hosting through a self-service portal, and prices everything openly — line and data bundled, setup fees shown, across Openserve, Vumatel, Frogfoot and Octotel. Several packages include a free domain and hosting, which is unusual bundling for an ISP this size.
Key facts
| Who they are | Kingsley Technologies (Pty) Ltd, a South African ISP and hosting provider operating through a self-service client portal. |
| Published fibre pricing | Frogfoot from R599/month (30/3 uncapped) and R699 (30/30) · Openserve R799 (25/25) and R899 (50/50) · Vumatel R1,099 (20/20, with a R1,495 once-off installation) · Octotel from 35/25. Prices are line plus uncapped data combined. |
| VoIP | Sold as CallTime credit bundles at R50, R100 and R500 per month — prepaid call credit rather than per-extension seat licensing. |
| Also offers | MTN and Telkom Fixed LTE, Telkom LTE Mobile, capped data, domain registration and transfer, and web hosting. |
| Bundled extras | Several fibre packages include a free .co.za domain for a year, and some include six months of free hosting. |
| How you buy | Entirely through the online portal — cart, tickets and payments. There is no published street address or founding year. |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Everything priced, nothing about the company
Kingsley is the mirror image of most listings in this directory. Where others publish a company history and hide the pricing, Kingsley publishes the pricing to the rand — every speed tier, every network, setup fees included — and publishes almost nothing about itself. There is no founding year and no street address, and the entire relationship runs through a portal. For a technically confident buyer who wants a line at a known price without a sales call, that is efficient. For a business that expects to phone someone when the line drops, establish what support actually looks like before committing, because the portal is the whole shopfront. The VoIP credit model is worth a look too: prepaid CallTime suits low, irregular call volumes far better than per-seat licensing does.
Who Kingsley Technologies is a fit for
- Buyers who want a fibre price to the rand without going through a sales conversation
- Small offices with low or irregular call volumes suited to prepaid VoIP credit
- Businesses that want the line, domain and hosting on one invoice
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What does Kingsley fibre cost?
Frogfoot from R599 a month for 30/3 uncapped and R699 for 30/30; Openserve R799 for 25/25 and R899 for 50/50; Vumatel R1,099 for 20/20 with a R1,495 once-off installation. Prices combine the line and uncapped data.
Which fibre networks does Kingsley cover?
Openserve, Vumatel, Frogfoot and Octotel.
How is the VoIP priced?
As prepaid CallTime credit bundles at R50, R100 and R500 a month, rather than a per-extension seat licence.
Do the packages include anything else?
Several include a free .co.za domain for a year, and some include six months of free web hosting.
Is there a fixed LTE option?
Yes — MTN Fixed LTE, Telkom Fixed LTE and Telkom LTE Mobile, plus capped data products.
Where is Kingsley based?
The company does not publish a street address or a founding year; everything runs through its online portal. Establish the support arrangement before committing.
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.