Omniedge Afri Holdings — cloud PBX from R199 a phone and uncapped fibre, Gqeberha
Omniedge Afri Holdings is a Gqeberha technology company whose IT division sells hosted and on-site PBX systems on Yealink handsets, priced per phone, alongside uncapped fibre and fixed wireless. Voice and internet sit next to software development, cybersecurity, CCTV and its own accounting app, Invoice Africa. Unusually for a small provider, it publishes its prices, and because it is not VAT-registered, no VAT is added to them.
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Key facts
| Who they are | Omniedge Afri Holdings (Pty) Ltd, registration number 2025/058007/07, a holding company with IT Solutions, Supplies and Project Management departments. The website gives 2020 as its founding year; founder and CEO Andiswa Nodipha is also its Information Officer |
| Voice | Hosted or on-premises PBX with IVR menus, ring groups, call queues, call recording, voicemail-to-email, live dashboards and per-user reports. Yealink desk and cordless handsets are supplied, installed and maintained; softphone apps run on iOS, Android, Windows and Mac, and calls can divert to the app if the office internet drops |
| VoIP prices | Straight Plan R199 per phone a month with per-second billing (call rates not published) and free internal calls; hardware rental is included on 12–24 months, and on 36 months the handset is free to use. Unlimited Calls Plan R699 per phone a month with unlimited calls to South African numbers. Installation, porting and setup are free on all plans |
| Internet prices | Uncapped, unthrottled fibre: 25 Mbps R399, 60 Mbps R699, and promotional 50 Mbps R476 (normally R595) and 100 Mbps R580 a month, with free installation and router for new fibre customers. Fixed wireless 8 Mbps R395 a month where there is no fibre; faster wireless on request. The fibre networks used are not named |
| VAT | Not registered for VAT. Its terms say prices exclude VAT and no VAT is charged, so the published price is the price you pay |
| Contract terms | VoIP on 12, 24 or 36 months; month-to-month for call centres and larger sites on a written quote. Monthly services are billed in advance, equipment stays Omniedge’s until paid for, and consumers covered by the CPA can cancel on 20 business days’ notice with a reasonable cancellation penalty |
| Support | The VoIP and internet pages advertise 24/7 support; the terms set standard support at Monday to Friday 09:00–16:00 and Saturday 09:00–12:00, with an emergency line for existing clients with critical failures. Response targets are objectives unless a signed SLA says otherwise |
| Other services | Web, app and custom software development, cloud migration, AI automation, IT consulting, iShield UTM firewalls, biometric access, CCTV, drone surveys, social media management and Invoice Africa cloud accounting |
| Regulation | No ICASA licence number or licence statement appears on its website (checked 4 November 2026). It states B-BBEE Level 1 contributor status |
| Head office | 35 Glenroy Drive, Glenroy Park, Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, 6025; serves all nine provinces in English and Afrikaans |
| Contact | Office 041 010 5035, WhatsApp 078 342 0620, [email protected] |
| Listed In | VoIP Providers · Phone System Providers · Fibre Internet Providers · Wireless Internet Providers |
Omniedge suits small offices that want a priced phone system and line in one quote
Most small telecoms resellers ask you to call for a price. Omniedge puts its numbers on the page: R199 per phone a month for a cloud PBX extension with a Yealink handset, R699 for unlimited local calling, and fibre from R399. With no VAT added, that makes a budget easy to sketch before anyone visits. The catch is what the page leaves out. Per-second call rates are not listed, so the R199 plan’s real cost depends on your call volumes; the fibre page does not say which networks it resells; and phones and internet are two of thirteen services the company sells, from app development to drone surveys. The company registration also dates from 2025, though the site says the business began in 2020. Before you sign a 36-month term, ask for the call-rate card, the network at your address, an ICASA licence or the carrier behind the numbers, and what “24/7 support” means against the office hours in its terms. Then compare the total with other VoIP quotes.
Who Omniedge Afri Holdings is a fit for
- Eastern Cape small businesses that want desk phones, fibre and setup from one local supplier on a fixed monthly price.
- Sales or support teams with steady local call volumes, where a flat R699 unlimited plan is easier to budget than metered calls.
- Firms that also need a website, CCTV or IT support and prefer one company across all of it.
How Omniedge Afri Holdings sits in the VoIP category
- 284 verified VoIP providers on WhichVoIP; 173 carry a Google rating.
- No published Google rating for Omniedge Afri Holdings (173 of 284 in the category have one; median 37 reviews).
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How much does Omniedge Afri Holdings charge for VoIP?
Its Straight Plan is R199 per phone a month with per-second call billing, and the Unlimited Calls Plan is R699 per phone a month with unlimited calls to South African numbers (checked 4 November 2026). Installation, number porting and setup are free. The per-second call rates themselves are not published, so ask for the rate card before comparing the Straight Plan with other quotes. For reference, the 8 verified VoIP providers on WhichVoIP that do publish prices charge R50–R499 per month for a line or SIP trunk, with calls billed per minute — a yardstick for the figures above. Compare published prices or get up to 3 quotes.
Are Omniedge’s prices VAT-inclusive?
Omniedge Afri Holdings is not registered for VAT. Its terms of service say its prices exclude VAT and that no VAT is charged or added, so the advertised R199, R399 or R699 is what appears on the invoice. For reference, the 8 verified VoIP providers on WhichVoIP that do publish prices charge R50–R499 per month for a line or SIP trunk, with calls billed per minute — a yardstick for the figures above. Compare published prices or get up to 3 quotes.
Do I get the handsets free?
On a 36-month Straight Plan the Yealink handsets are free to use and maintained by Omniedge, with priority replacement on faults. On 12 or 24 months the same R199 includes hardware rental. In both cases, its terms say supplied equipment remains Omniedge’s property until paid for in full.
What fibre and wireless does Omniedge sell?
Uncapped, unthrottled fibre from R399 a month for 25 Mbps up to 100 Mbps at a promotional R580, with free installation and a router for new fibre customers, and fixed wireless from R395 a month for 8 Mbps where fibre is not available. It does not name the fibre networks, so ask which one reaches your address.
Where is Omniedge Afri Holdings based?
Its registered address is 35 Glenroy Drive, Glenroy Park, Gqeberha, Eastern Cape. The office is on 041 010 5035 and WhatsApp on 078 342 0620, open Monday to Friday 09:00–16:00 and Saturday mornings, and it says it serves all nine provinces.
How does Omniedge compare with other VoIP providers in South Africa?
Omniedge competes on a simple published per-phone price with handsets and installation included, which few small providers offer. What you cannot see yet is its call rates or licence details, so weigh it against scored providers in the VoIP comparison, or read WhichVoIP’s Switch Telecom review as a national benchmark.
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 checked on 4 November 2026.