Let’s Fibre Technologies — VoIP and telecoms provider in South Africa
Let’s Fibre Technologies is a Pretoria-based telecoms and IT provider working out of Spaces Menlyn Maine in Waterkloof Glen. It sells VoIP and voice solutions alongside business, corporate, dedicated and SME fibre, wireless and WiFi, video conferencing, data centre hosting in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban, managed IT and IT advisory, and security and surveillance systems. It also runs an online hardware store carrying Cisco, MikroTik, Ubiquiti and TP-Link networking equipment.
Key facts
| Who they are | A telecommunications service provider selling voice, connectivity and IT services to South African businesses, describing itself as delivering high-quality solutions in a timely manner |
| Voice services | VoIP and voice solutions, sold alongside video conferencing and visual communications. Extension counts, platform and per-seat pricing are not published, so the specification comes out of a scoping conversation |
| Also offers | Business fibre, corporate fibre, dedicated fibre and SME fibre; wireless and WiFi; data centre hosting in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban; IT advisory and managed IT; security and surveillance systems |
| Head office | Pegasus Building 1, Spaces Menlyn Maine, 210 Amarand Avenue, Waterkloof Glen, Pretoria, 0181 |
| Coverage | National in reach, with data centre presence in the three main metros. Fibre availability at a given address depends on which network operator has built there |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published on the site. An ECS licence is what a voice provider needs; ask for the reference in writing if procurement records it |
| Pricing | Quote-based for services. The only published prices are on the hardware store, which lists networking equipment such as Cisco Catalyst switches from R137,072.81, a MikroTik router switch at R35,101.50, a Ubiquiti UDM at R46,774.88 and a TP-Link 10G switch at R11,400.02 |
| Trading since | Not published. The site refers to its history only as “since opening our doors”, with no year given |
| Google profile | The company’s Google profile carries 5.0 from 2 reviews, which is below the five-review floor WhichVoIP requires before displaying a rating. No rating card is shown, because two reviews is not a signal |
| Listed In | VoIP Providers |
Voice, fibre and the switch it runs on, from one supplier
The name says fibre, but the shape of the business is broader than that. Let’s Fibre sells the voice service, the connectivity underneath it, the data centre space behind it and the network hardware in the rack, which suits a company that would rather hold one supplier accountable than manage four. Four fibre tiers are published by name, from SME through to dedicated, and dedicated in this context means uncontended capacity rather than a faster shared line, which is the distinction that matters once voice and video are running over the same connection. Very little is priced in public on the services side, so a written quote that separates the line, the voice platform and the support is the thing to insist on. The hardware store is the exception, and its prices are enterprise-grade rather than small-office. Compare the alternatives in the VoIP provider directory.
Who Let’s Fibre Technologies is a fit for
- Pretoria and Gauteng businesses wanting voice, fibre and IT from one supplier
- Companies that need dedicated uncontended capacity rather than shared fibre
- Buyers who also need data centre hosting or network hardware supplied
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Compare VoIP providers →Commonly asked questions
What does Let’s Fibre Technologies actually sell?
More than the name suggests. Voice and VoIP, four tiers of fibre from SME to dedicated, wireless and WiFi, video conferencing, data centre hosting, managed IT and security and surveillance systems.
Where is the company based?
At Pegasus Building 1, Spaces Menlyn Maine, 210 Amarand Avenue in Waterkloof Glen, Pretoria. Its data centre presence covers Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban.
What does the VoIP service cost?
Voice pricing is not published. Expect a quote based on extension count, sites and whether the line is bought from the same supplier. Ask for the line and the voice platform to be priced separately.
What is dedicated fibre and do I need it?
Dedicated fibre gives you capacity that is not shared with other customers, unlike a standard business line. It costs more and is worth it once voice, video and cloud applications all depend on the same connection.
Why is no customer rating shown?
The company’s Google profile has two reviews. WhichVoIP does not display a rating below five reviews, because a two-review average tells you almost nothing, and inventing one is not an option.
Can they supply the network hardware too?
Yes. The site runs a hardware store listing Cisco, MikroTik, Ubiquiti and TP-Link equipment with published prices, so switches and routers can be quoted alongside the service.
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 29 July 2026.