New Generation IP — cloud PBX provider in South Africa
New Generation IP is a Boksburg-based communications and ICT supplier trading from Kingfisher Street in Freeway Park and claiming a national footprint of 54 branches. The company sells hosted voice under its Vobi brand alongside call centre and hosted solutions, then wraps connectivity, Microsoft 365, security and hardware around it. It is a registered government vendor under number MAAA0531452, which points at public-sector supply as a meaningful part of the business.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Gauteng communications and ICT supplier working from Boksburg, selling hosted voice, connectivity and office technology as one package and citing 54 branches across the country |
| Voice services | Hosted PBX and voice under the Vobi brand, plus call centre and hosted solutions for businesses that need queueing and agent handling rather than plain extensions |
| Also offers | Fibre, LTE, 5G, ADSL and satellite connectivity; Microsoft 365, domains, hosting and email; internet security and firewalls; general IT solutions; access control and CCTV; solar and generators; copiers and printing |
| Head office | 134 Kingfisher Street, Freeway Park, Boksburg, 1459, Gauteng |
| Coverage | National. The company cites 54 branches nationwide, with hosted voice riding the connectivity it arranges and on-site work reaching through that branch network |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published on the site. New Generation IP delivers hosted voice and arranges connectivity through network partners, so confirm which licensed entity actually carries your calls when you take a quote |
| Pricing | Quote-based. Voice, connectivity, ICT and hardware are scoped per client and can sit on a single account, so the figure depends on how much of the stack you take |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
One supplier for voice, connectivity and the office around it
Hosted voice is delivered over the internet, so the line into each site is the real coverage question and not the PBX itself. New Generation IP arranges that line as well, across fibre, LTE, 5G, ADSL and satellite, which is what makes the satellite option worth noting for sites that have nothing else. The trade-off in a bundled supplier like this one is worth understanding before you sign: a single account covering phones, internet, Microsoft 365, CCTV and the office copier is genuinely simpler to run, but it also concentrates your risk, so ask what happens to the voice service if the connectivity leg has a problem and whether any of it can be moved independently. The 54-branch claim is the company’s own, and it is worth asking which branches are staffed for technical work rather than sales when you have sites outside Gauteng. Comparable options sit in the cloud PBX directory.
Who New Generation IP is a fit for
- Multi-site businesses that want phones, internet and IT support on one account
- Public-sector buyers who need a registered government vendor
- Remote sites where satellite or 5G is the only realistic connectivity option
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What does New Generation IP do?
It supplies hosted voice under the Vobi brand together with connectivity, Microsoft 365, IT support, security hardware and office equipment, aimed at businesses that want one supplier for the lot.
Where is New Generation IP based?
134 Kingfisher Street, Freeway Park, Boksburg, 1459, in Gauteng. The company cites a national footprint of 54 branches.
What internet options does New Generation IP offer?
Fibre, LTE, 5G, ADSL and satellite. The satellite option matters for remote sites where none of the others reach.
What does New Generation IP cost?
Pricing is quote-based. Voice, connectivity, ICT and hardware are scoped per client and can be billed on one account, so the figure depends on how much of the stack you take.
Does New Generation IP supply government?
The company lists a government vendor registration number, MAAA0531452, and names departmental supply among its work.
Is New Generation IP an ICASA-licensed operator?
No licence reference is published on the site. Because the company arranges connectivity through network partners, ask which licensed entity carries your calls before you sign.
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.