Noobtech — business phone system and ICT provider in Centurion
Noobtech works from Pierre van Ryneveld Park in Centurion and covers most of what a small Gauteng business needs from a technology supplier: telecommunications and phone systems, web development, IT solutions, office automation, CCTV and renewable energy. It publishes fixed prices on the web-development side, from R5,999 for a two-page site, which is more transparency than most integrators offer on anything.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Centurion ICT integrator covering telecommunications, web development, IT solutions, office automation, CCTV and on-site security, and renewable energy under one roof |
| Voice services | The company describes a range running from traditional PABX systems through to cloud-based IP-PBX. It does not name the platforms it deploys, so ask which system a quote is built on and who provides the underlying service |
| Published pricing | Web development has a real price list: R5,999 for a two-page startup site, R12,999 for a five-page intermediate site and R18,999 for e-commerce. Telephony is quoted per client. The fixed web pricing is a useful signal about how the business likes to work |
| Head office | 16 Veglaer Street, Pierre van Ryneveld Park, Centurion, 0045. The company’s Google Business Profile lists a different address, 578 Goukamma Street, Erasmuskloof, Pretoria, so confirm where to send anyone |
| Coverage | Centurion, Pretoria and the wider Gauteng region for on-site work. Hosted voice runs wherever there is a stable internet connection |
| Customer rating | No rating is shown. The company’s Google Business Profile matches its domain but carries no reviews at all, so there is nothing to publish |
| Pricing | Quote-based for phone systems, IT and office technology, billed in rand. The figure depends on the system, the extension count and the support you take alongside |
| Founded | Not published on the website |
| ICASA licence | Not published. Noobtech resells voice through established carriers, so confirm the licensed network behind your service when you request a quote |
| Renewable energy | Solar and backup power sit in the same catalogue as the phones, which is practical if the reason your calls drop is that the router loses power |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
One local supplier, from the phones to the panels
Cloud voice depends on the connection at each site, which is why a supplier who also sells the network, the backup power and the cameras can be the practical choice for a small business without internal IT. Noobtech covers that whole surface from Centurion, and the honest way to evaluate it is by asking what depth sits behind the breadth. The site does not name the phone-system platforms it deploys, so the first question in any conversation should be which system is being proposed, who runs the underlying service, and how many of them the company has installed. Ask for two reference sites on the same platform. The renewable-energy line is more relevant to telephony than it first appears. A hosted phone system fails the moment the router loses power, so a supplier who can quote the inverter and the phone system together removes a real gap, and it is worth asking what the backup is sized to carry and for how long. The published web-development pricing is a good sign for how this business communicates: fixed, visible numbers on one line suggests a willingness to be equally specific on the others. Push for the same clarity on the monthly voice cost, the handset cost and the contract term. Compare providers in the cloud PBX directory.
Who Noobtech is a fit for
- Centurion and Pretoria SMEs wanting phones, IT and office technology from one local supplier
- Businesses that also need solar or backup power to keep the phones alive
- Buyers who value fixed, published pricing and will push for it on the voice too
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Ask which phone-system platform is being proposed and who operates the underlying service, since the site names a range rather than a product. Request two reference sites running the same system. If backup power is in scope, ask what the inverter is sized to carry and for how long, because that determines whether the phones survive an outage or just the lights do.
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What does Noobtech do?
Telecommunications and phone systems, web development, IT solutions, office automation, CCTV and on-site security, and renewable energy, sold as one local ICT service from Centurion.
What phone systems does Noobtech supply?
The company describes a range from traditional PABX systems to cloud-based IP-PBX but does not name the platforms, so ask which system a quote is built on and who runs the underlying service.
Does Noobtech publish prices?
On web development, yes: R5,999 for a two-page site, R12,999 for five pages and R18,999 for e-commerce. Telephony and IT work are quoted per client.
Where is Noobtech based?
The website gives 16 Veglaer Street, Pierre van Ryneveld Park, Centurion. Its Google profile lists a different address in Erasmuskloof, Pretoria, so confirm the location before visiting.
Can Noobtech keep the phones running during an outage?
It sells solar and backup power alongside the phone systems, so ask specifically what the backup is sized to carry and for how long, since a hosted PBX fails when the router loses power.
Why is no customer rating shown?
The company Google Business Profile matches its domain but carries no reviews, so there is no rating to publish.
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 31 July 2026.