Quadrupleplay — wireless internet provider in South Africa
Quadrupleplay is a Cape Town internet managed services provider running fibre and wireless connectivity from the Icon Building on Hans Strijdom Avenue. The company reaches beyond the usual metro retail market into rural communities, and it carries mobile core infrastructure of its own, listing 4G LTE EPC, 5G core and IMS alongside the access products. Voice, call centre services and co-location round out the offer.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Cape Town internet managed services provider selling fibre, wireless and fixed LTE connectivity to homes, offices, rural communities and enterprises |
| Internet services | Fibre and wireless internet for home and business, plus fixed LTE connectivity |
| Network | The company lists mobile core infrastructure including 4G LTE EPC, a 5G core network and IMS, which is unusual for a provider of this size and points to more than a straight reseller model |
| Head office | The Icon Building, 24 Hans Strijdom Avenue, Cape Town, 8000 |
| Coverage | Not published in detail. The site refers to South Africa broadly and specifically to rural areas, so a coverage check against your address is the only reliable answer |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published on the site. A provider running its own mobile core would ordinarily hold or ride a licence, so ask for the reference and which entity holds it |
| Pricing | Not published. The only figure stated is a R750 contribution for connecting to the fibre service, so monthly rates are quote-based |
| Also offers | Voice services, call centre solutions, co-location hosting and Fortinet firewall solutions |
| Listed In | Wireless Internet Providers |
A small provider carrying real network kit
Most small South African ISPs are resellers riding somebody else’s network, so a provider listing a 4G LTE evolved packet core, a 5G core and an IMS is worth a second look. That equipment set belongs to an operator building its own mobile capability rather than reselling somebody else’s SIMs, which changes what it can offer a community or enterprise deployment. Treat it as a question rather than a conclusion: ask what is actually in production versus roadmap, and which spectrum or licensed partner the wireless service rides on, because those answers determine whether the infrastructure is relevant to your address. The stated rural focus is the other distinguishing feature, since that is precisely the market national retail ISPs decline to serve. Coverage detail is thin on the site and only one price is published, so both need to come out of a direct conversation. Compare the alternatives in the wireless provider directory.
Who Quadrupleplay is a fit for
- Rural communities and estates that national retail ISPs have passed over
- Cape Town businesses wanting connectivity, voice and co-location from one supplier
- Enterprises evaluating a provider with its own mobile core rather than a pure reseller
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Where is Quadrupleplay based?
At the Icon Building, 24 Hans Strijdom Avenue in Cape Town. The site refers to service across South Africa and specifically into rural areas, though a detailed coverage map is not published.
What connectivity does Quadrupleplay sell?
Fibre and wireless internet for home and business, along with fixed LTE. Voice, call centre solutions, co-location hosting and Fortinet firewalls sit alongside the access products.
What does Quadrupleplay charge?
Monthly pricing is not published. The only figure on the site is a stated R750 contribution for connecting to the fibre service, so expect a quote once your address is checked.
Does Quadrupleplay run its own network?
The site lists mobile core infrastructure including a 4G LTE EPC, a 5G core and IMS. Ask what is in production rather than planned, and which licensed spectrum or partner the wireless service uses.
Does Quadrupleplay serve rural areas?
Yes, rural communities are named as a target market, which is a meaningful difference from metro-focused retail ISPs. Coverage still has to be confirmed per address.
Is Quadrupleplay ICASA licensed?
No licence reference is published on the site. Given the network infrastructure listed, ask directly which licensed entity holds the authorisation and the spectrum.
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.