PluxNet Fibre — fibre internet provider in South Africa
PluxNet Fibre operates from Boskruin View Office Park in Randburg and publishes a straightforward four-package price list where every option includes a free router, free installation and voice: R399 for 10Mbps, R499 for 20Mbps, R1,399 for a 50Mbps business line and R1,899 for 100Mbps. Home packages bundle VoIP and business packages bundle Cloud PABX. The company is an ISPA member and a Wesbank Generation Award bronze winner.
Key facts
| Who they are | A South African fibre internet provider selling home and business packages that bundle connectivity, hardware and voice into one monthly figure |
| Internet services | Uncapped and unthrottled fibre broadband in four published packages, with router provision and installation included |
| Also offers | VoIP subscription bundled into the home packages and Cloud PABX bundled into the business packages, rather than sold as separate add-ons |
| Head office | Not published on the site. PluxNet’s Google profile places it at Unit 7 and 8, Boskruin View Office Park, 181 Girdwood Avenue, Bush Hill, Randburg, 2154 |
| Coverage | Not published as a suburb list. A coverage checker runs at maps.pluxnet.co.za, so availability is an address-level question |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. The company does state ISPA membership, which is an industry association with a complaints process rather than a regulatory licence |
| Pricing | Published in full, all uncapped and unthrottled with a free router and installation: Home Basic R399 for 10Mbps and Home Starter R499 for 20Mbps, both including VoIP; Business R1,399 for 50Mbps and Enterprise R1,899 for 100Mbps, both including Cloud PABX |
| Group note | PluxNet shares its Randburg premises with MBV IT, also listed in this directory, and both are associated with the Mubvumela name. Worth knowing if you are comparing the two as separate options |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Bundled voice changes how you compare the price
PluxNet includes voice in every package rather than selling it separately, and that makes a direct price comparison against other fibre providers misleading in both directions. A R399 home line with VoIP bundled is not competing with a R399 line without it, and equally the bundled voice is worth nothing to a household that will never use it. Work out whether you want the phone service before you compare. On the business side the Cloud PABX inclusion at R1,399 is more substantial, since a separate hosted PBX would typically add a few hundred rand a month on top. Free router and installation on every package removes the usual hidden upfront cost. The 3.5 rating across 327 reviews is a large sample and worth reading rather than averaging. Compare alternatives in the fibre provider directory.
Who PluxNet Fibre is a fit for
- Households wanting fibre and a phone line on one bill
- Small businesses that need a Cloud PABX bundled rather than bolted on
- Buyers avoiding upfront router and installation costs
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What does PluxNet charge?
Four published packages, all uncapped and unthrottled with a free router and installation: R399 for 10Mbps and R499 for 20Mbps at home, both including VoIP; R1,399 for 50Mbps and R1,899 for 100Mbps for business, both including Cloud PABX.
Is the voice service really included?
The home packages state VoIP included and the business packages state Cloud PABX included. Ask how many extensions the business packages cover and what the per-minute call rates are, since bundled voice usually covers the platform rather than the minutes.
Does PluxNet cover my address?
No suburb list is published. A coverage checker runs at the company’s maps subdomain, so availability is decided per address by which network has built to your street.
Is PluxNet related to MBV IT?
Both operate from the same Randburg premises at Boskruin View Office Park and both are associated with the Mubvumela name. WhichVoIP states the shared address as a fact; ask either company directly about the corporate relationship.
Why is the Google rating 3.5?
Three hundred and twenty-seven reviewers give that score, which is a substantial sample. WhichVoIP does not remove genuine negative feedback. Read a recent spread and ask about support and billing before signing.
How long has PluxNet been trading?
No founding year is published, so WhichVoIP does not state one. The company does note a Wesbank Generation Award bronze win for its Fibre50 campaign and states ISPA membership.
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.