MorClick — satellite internet provider in South Africa
MorClick is a South African telecommunications company selling broadband over satellite in partnership with YahClick, the Hughes-powered service. Satellite is the answer where neither fibre nor a tower reaches, and MorClick sells into all nine provinces through a dealer network rather than a direct national field force. Packages are published openly and split across residential, business and tourism use, with voice channels available alongside the data.
Key facts
| Who they are | A South African telecoms company reselling satellite broadband in partnership with YahClick, the Hughes-powered satellite service, aimed squarely at addresses that fibre and fixed wireless do not reach |
| Internet services | Satellite broadband in unlimited and capped variants for homes, a business tier, and a separate tourism package built for lodges and remote hospitality sites |
| Also offers | Voice channels carried over the satellite link, sold alongside the data packages |
| Head office | Not published on the site. Sales run through a provincial dealer network rather than a single branch, so confirm which dealer holds your account and where they are based |
| Coverage | All nine provinces. Satellite coverage is not a footprint question in the way fibre is, so the practical limits are a clear view of the sky and where a dealer can install |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published on the site. Satellite capacity in South Africa is carried by licensed operators, so ask which licensed entity carries the service behind the YahClick partnership |
| Pricing | Published. Residential packages start at R599 per month for 5/3Mbps unlimited, MorConnectivity unlimited 20/3Mbps runs at R1,349, a capped 100GB 20/3Mbps option is R949, and MorBusiness unlimited 20/3Mbps is R2,799. Tourism packages reach R5,998 |
| Best suited to | Addresses with no fibre and no usable tower. Satellite carries a latency penalty that ordinary browsing tolerates and real-time applications do not, so match the technology to the workload before buying |
| Listed In | Wireless Internet Providers |
The option when there is no line and no tower
Satellite occupies a specific corner of the connectivity market: it reaches places nothing else does, and it costs more to do so. MorClick sells that trade openly, with published rates that sit well above equivalent fibre speeds because the capacity is genuinely scarcer. The technical question that matters most is latency. A satellite hop adds delay that ordinary browsing, email and streaming absorb without much complaint, while voice calls, video meetings and anything real-time will feel it, which is worth knowing before a farm office or lodge commits. Ask the dealer what happens in heavy rain, since Ka-band services are more weather-sensitive than a buried fibre line, and confirm who installs and maintains the dish, because that is a dealer responsibility rather than a head-office one. Where a tower does reach you, compare against fixed wireless first in the wireless provider directory.
Who MorClick is a fit for
- Farms, lodges and remote sites with no fibre trench and no line of sight to a tower
- Tourism operators needing guest connectivity where terrestrial options have run out
- Buyers who want published satellite pricing rather than a scoped quote
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Where does MorClick provide internet?
Across all nine South African provinces, sold through a regional dealer network. Because the service is satellite rather than terrestrial, the practical limit is a clear view of the sky rather than a coverage footprint.
What does MorClick charge?
Residential packages start at R599 per month for 5/3Mbps unlimited. Unlimited 20/3Mbps is R1,349, a capped 100GB 20/3Mbps option is R949, business unlimited 20/3Mbps is R2,799, and tourism packages reach R5,998.
Is satellite internet fast enough for video calls?
Speed is usually adequate, but latency is the real constraint. A satellite hop adds delay that browsing and streaming absorb comfortably while real-time voice and video will notice it, so test before you depend on it.
Who installs the dish?
Installation runs through the regional dealer network rather than a central field team. Confirm which dealer covers your area and what the install and ongoing support arrangement is.
Does MorClick offer voice?
Yes, voice channels are sold alongside the data packages. Given the latency involved, treat satellite voice as a fallback rather than a primary business phone service.
Is MorClick ICASA licensed?
No licence reference is published on the site. Ask which licensed operator carries the capacity behind the YahClick partnership if you need the reference for compliance.
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.