LANlink Networking — VoIP and business network provider in Gauteng
LANlink Networking (Pty) Ltd works from Thomas Road in Norton’s Home Estates, Benoni, and sells VoIP as part of a network services line that also covers CCTV, cabling, Microsoft Exchange, SMTP gateways and WiFi voucher systems. The mix points at a supplier that looks after the whole network in a building rather than one that sells telephony on its own. Its Google profile carries 4.4 from seventeen reviewers, with one customer describing a supplier relationship approaching twenty years.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Gauteng East Rand network services company selling business VoIP alongside network infrastructure, security cameras and messaging services |
| Voice services | VoIP telephony, sold as one line within a network services offering rather than as a standalone hosted platform |
| Also offers | Network design and cabling, CCTV, instant messaging, Microsoft Exchange, SMTP gateways, WiFi voucher systems, hosting and email packages |
| Head office | 79 Thomas Road, Norton’s Home Estates, Benoni, 1501, Gauteng |
| Coverage | Not published as a footprint. The business is East Rand based and the service mix implies on-site work within reasonable travelling distance |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. For a VoIP reseller an ECS licence is the relevant category and is usually held by the underlying network partner |
| Pricing | Quote-based. Nothing is published, which is normal where telephony is scoped alongside cabling and network work |
| Listed In | VoIP Providers |
Voice sold by the people who run your network
VoIP quality is decided by the network it runs on, which is the argument for buying both from the same supplier. LANlink sells cabling, network design, CCTV and WiFi voucher systems alongside the telephony, so the people configuring your extensions are the people who know how the switches and the cabling are laid out. That closes the usual gap where a voice provider blames the network and the network installer blames the voice provider. The WiFi voucher system is a clue to the customer base, since guest WiFi billing shows up in estates, lodges and shared offices rather than in corporate head offices. If your requirement is a large multi-site contact centre, a specialist voice platform is a better starting point. More options are in the VoIP provider directory.
Who LANlink Networking is a fit for
- East Rand businesses wanting phones and the network from one supplier
- Estates and shared offices needing guest WiFi with voucher billing
- Companies adding VoIP during a cabling or CCTV project
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Compare VoIP providers →Commonly asked questions
Is LANlink a phone provider or a network company?
Primarily a network services company that includes VoIP in its offering. If telephony is your only requirement, compare specialist voice providers too. If the network, cameras and phones all need attention, having one supplier is the practical advantage.
Where is LANlink based?
79 Thomas Road, Norton’s Home Estates, Benoni, 1501, on the Gauteng East Rand. The Google profile lists the same address.
What is a WiFi voucher system?
It is a way of selling or controlling guest internet access using time-limited or data-limited vouchers, common in estates, lodges and shared office space. LANlink lists it as one of its services.
Does LANlink handle cabling as well?
Yes. Cabling and network infrastructure appear alongside the networking services, which is what makes the company a sensible single supplier for a fit-out where phones, data points and cameras all need installing.
What does a VoIP system cost?
No pricing is published. Ask for the monthly per-extension charge, per-minute call rates and any handset or installation cost as separate figures, especially if cabling work is quoted in the same document.
How long has LANlink been trading?
No founding year is published on the site, so WhichVoIP does not state one. A Google reviewer describes a supplier relationship of nearly twenty years, which suggests a long history but is not a company statement.
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.