MJL Communications — VoIP, IP PBX and connectivity from Pretoria
MJL Communications has sold business ICT from Pretoria for more than thirty years, and it sells directly to businesses rather than through a channel. The range covers on-site IP PBX and cloud PBX with ATMOS call recording, fibre, wireless and LTE connectivity, and Dahua CCTV and Ajax security systems, supported nationwide.
Key facts
| Who they are | MJL Communications, a Pretoria ICT provider with over 30 years of experience, delivering voice, connectivity, security and IT services to businesses across South Africa. |
| Voice | On-site IP PBX for businesses that want local control, and cloud PBX where mobility matters, with ATMOS call recording for compliance and service monitoring. |
| Connectivity | High-speed fibre, wireless for areas fibre has not reached, and LTE for mobile and remote requirements. |
| Security | Dahua CCTV systems and Ajax security systems, installed and supported alongside the communications stack. |
| Positioning | The company cites nationwide coverage with technical support, partnerships with global ICT brands, and end-to-end solutions rather than single products. |
| Head office | Pretoria, Gauteng. |
| A note on this listing | A previous classification grouped MJL with wholesale and trade-only companies. Its own site does not support that — it sells directly to businesses, so this listing carries a normal quote route. |
| Pricing | Quote-based; no rate card is published. |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
On-site or cloud, and why MJL still offers both
Most providers have quietly stopped selling on-premise PBX, so a supplier that still offers both is worth understanding. An on-site IP PBX keeps call control inside your building, which matters where connectivity is unreliable or where a regulator or client contract requires local control of recordings. A cloud PBX wins on mobility and on not owning hardware. MJL sells either, plus the fibre, wireless or LTE underneath, which means the same supplier is answerable if call quality suffers. ATMOS call recording is the detail to ask about if you have a compliance requirement — establish where recordings are stored and for how long, because that is usually where the obligation actually bites.
Who MJL Communications is a fit for
- Pretoria and nationwide businesses wanting voice, connectivity and CCTV from one supplier
- Companies that need an on-premise PBX rather than a cloud-only offer
- Businesses with a call-recording compliance requirement to satisfy
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Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
What does MJL Communications offer?
On-site IP PBX and cloud PBX with ATMOS call recording, fibre, wireless and LTE connectivity, plus Dahua CCTV and Ajax security systems.
How long has MJL been trading?
More than 30 years, from Pretoria, serving businesses nationwide.
Can I get an on-premise phone system rather than cloud?
Yes. MJL still sells on-site IP PBX alongside cloud PBX, which is increasingly uncommon.
Does MJL supply the internet too?
Yes — fibre, wireless and LTE, which means one supplier is accountable if call quality is affected by the line.
What is ATMOS call recording?
A call-recording platform MJL supplies for compliance and service monitoring. Ask where recordings are stored and for how long if you have a regulatory requirement.
What does it cost?
Pricing is quoted rather than published. Ask for the phone system and the connectivity to be itemised separately.
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.