Platinum I.C.T — business phone system and VoIP provider in Centurion, South Africa
Platinum I.C.T works out of Bronberrick in Centurion and builds business phone systems on 3CX with Yealink endpoints, adding SIP trunking and network hardware from ComNet and Ubiquiti. The company positions itself as more than a VoIP provider, which in practice means the phone system arrives with the switching and wireless around it. The public record is thin: no founding year, no pricing and no ICASA reference are published.
Key facts
| Who they are | Platinum I.C.T, a Centurion provider of business phone systems, SIP trunking and network infrastructure. The company describes itself as more than just a VoIP provider |
| Voice services | VoIP and SIP trunks, and PBX systems built on 3CX. Yealink supplies the desk phones, video conferencing and voice endpoints |
| Also offers | Network solutions using ComNet and Ubiquiti hardware, and cloud-based identity and security services |
| Head office | Galway Avenue, Bronberrick, Centurion, 0157, Gauteng. This comes from the company Google Business Profile — the website itself publishes no street address |
| Coverage | Not publicly stated as a service footprint. The site refers to vendor reach across more than 140 countries, which describes its suppliers rather than where Platinum I.C.T installs |
| Founded | Not publicly stated. No founding year or years-trading claim appears on the site |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. Ask for it in writing if your procurement process records licence numbers |
| Pricing | Quote-based. No Rand figures are published for extensions, trunks or hardware |
| Customer rating | The Google Business Profile carries a single review, well below the five-review threshold WhichVoIP uses before displaying a rating, so no rating is shown on this page |
| Listed In | Phone System Providers |
3CX with the network underneath it
The vendor list tells you more about Platinum I.C.T than the copy does. 3CX for the PBX, Yealink for the phones, and ComNet and Ubiquiti for switching and wireless is a coherent small-to-medium business stack, and the company selling all four means the switch feeding your handsets and the PBX running them come from the same place. That matters more than it sounds, because most call-quality complaints in a small office trace back to the network rather than the phone system, and a single supplier removes the argument about whose problem it is. What is missing is the commercial detail. There is no founding year, no address on the site itself, no pricing and no coverage statement, so this is a supplier you qualify on a call rather than off a page. Ask how long they have been trading and for two reference sites of a similar size. 3CX being the platform at least means the system itself is a known quantity. Compare the wider market in the phone system provider directory.
Who Platinum I.C.T is a fit for
- Centurion and Pretoria businesses wanting 3CX with the network hardware included
- Offices where the switching and wireless need replacing alongside the phone system
- Buyers who prefer Yealink handsets and a standard 3CX build
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Compare Phone System providers →Commonly asked questions
What phone system does Platinum I.C.T install?
3CX, with Yealink desk phones and video endpoints. SIP trunking is offered alongside it.
Where is Platinum I.C.T based?
On Galway Avenue in Bronberrick, Centurion. That address comes from the company Google Business Profile; the website itself does not publish a street address.
When was Platinum I.C.T founded?
No founding year or years-trading claim is published anywhere on the site, so this listing does not state one. It is worth asking directly.
Does Platinum I.C.T supply network equipment too?
Yes. ComNet and Ubiquiti hardware for switching and wireless is part of the offering, which is useful when the network underneath the phones also needs work.
Why is no customer rating shown for Platinum I.C.T?
The Google Business Profile carries one review. WhichVoIP does not display a rating below five reviews, because a single review says nothing reliable about a business.
What does Platinum I.C.T charge?
No pricing is published. Ask for the per-extension monthly cost, the trunk cost and the hardware separately so the quote can be compared.
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 29 July 2026.