Linteg Fibre — fibre network operator in South Africa
Linteg Fibre is a South African open-access fibre network operator based at Thornhill Office Park in Vorna Valley, Midrand, which builds fibre-to-the-home infrastructure and then lets customers pick their own internet service provider over it. That model puts Linteg on the infrastructure side of the market rather than the retail side, so the company does not publish consumer packages or monthly prices. Its support desk runs seven days a week, including Sunday mornings.
Key facts
| Who they are | An open-access fibre network operator based in Midrand that builds fibre-to-the-home infrastructure and carries traffic for retail internet service providers rather than selling internet directly |
| Fibre services | Fibre-to-the-home network build and operation, with the end customer choosing a service provider and package from Linteg’s partner list |
| Also offers | No retail internet, voice or hardware products are published; the company operates on the infrastructure layer only |
| Head office | 94 Bekker Road, Block 24, Thornhill Office Park, Vorna Valley, Midrand, 1806, Gauteng |
| Coverage | The site does not publish a footprint list or a coverage map, so serviceability has to be confirmed against your specific address |
| ICASA licence | No licence reference is published on the Linteg Fibre site. A network operator building its own infrastructure would normally hold an ECNS licence, so ask for that reference directly |
| Pricing | Not published, and not set by Linteg. As an open-access operator its network is sold through retail ISPs, each of which prices its own packages over the same line |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
How an open-access network works for you
Linteg builds the line; someone else sells you the internet over it. That separation is the point of an open-access network, and it changes what you should ask. Coverage is a question for Linteg, because either their build has reached your estate or it has not. Price, contract term and support quality are questions for the retail ISP you pick from their partner list, and those can differ sharply between providers riding identical infrastructure. If your estate is already Linteg-connected, the useful exercise is comparing the ISPs available on it rather than comparing networks. Retail options are listed in the fibre provider directory.
Who Linteg Fibre is a fit for
- Estates and complexes evaluating an open-access network build rather than a single ISP
- Residents who want to choose their own ISP instead of being locked to one
- Developers looking for an infrastructure partner on the wholesale layer
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What kind of company is Linteg Fibre?
An open-access fibre network operator. Linteg builds and runs fibre-to-the-home infrastructure and carries traffic for retail internet service providers, rather than selling internet packages to end customers itself.
Can I buy internet directly from Linteg Fibre?
No. On an open-access model you choose an internet service provider from Linteg’s partner list, and that provider bills you and supports your service over the Linteg line.
What does a Linteg Fibre line cost?
Linteg does not publish or set retail prices. What you pay is set by whichever ISP you choose, and two providers on the same Linteg line can charge quite differently.
Where is Linteg Fibre based?
At 94 Bekker Road, Block 24, Thornhill Office Park, Vorna Valley, Midrand, in Gauteng.
Does Linteg Fibre cover my area?
The company does not publish a coverage map or footprint list on its website, so serviceability needs confirming against your specific address before anything else.
When was Linteg Fibre founded?
No founding year is published on the company’s website. WhichVoIP does not estimate dates, so this listing leaves it unstated rather than guessing.
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.