SimpliConnect — VoIP and business internet provider in Johannesburg
SimpliConnect sells connectivity and voice as one package from Sandton City, running on Vodacom-backed infrastructure. Its SimpliVoice product is one of the few in this directory with a complete published rate card: R99 a month for 250 minutes to any network, R168 with a Yealink handset included, and per-minute termination down to 14 cents on Telkom and Liquid fixed lines. Connectivity spans fibre, fixed wireless, LTE and satellite.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Johannesburg internet and voice provider running on Vodacom-backed infrastructure, bundling its SimpliVoice VoIP service onto fibre, fixed wireless, LTE and satellite connectivity |
| Voice pricing | Published in full. SimpliVoice Standard R99 a month and Premium R168 a month, both with 250 minutes to any network and free VoIP-to-VoIP calls; Premium includes a Yealink IP phone. SimpliVoice+ from R299 per user a month for organisations up to 300 users, and from R283 per user above 300 |
| Call rates | A full per-minute rate card, VAT included: 14c to Telkom and Liquid fixed lines, 16c to Vodacom mobile, 17c to MTN, 23c to Cell C and Telkom Mobile, and free interbranch calls between Vodacom VoIP endpoints. Very few providers in this directory publish termination rates at all |
| Connectivity | SimpliFibre fixed-line, SimpliWireless with no trenching required, SimpliLTE as a self-installed plug-and-play option, and SimpliSatellite for sites beyond terrestrial coverage |
| Head office | Level 13, Sandton City, Johannesburg. The company’s Google Business Profile lists a second address at Design Quarter, Fourways, so confirm which office handles your account |
| Coverage | National. Voice runs over any SimpliConnect or third-party internet line; fibre, wireless and LTE availability depend on the address, and satellite covers what the others cannot |
| Customer rating | 4.4 from 87 Google reviews on a profile matching both the domain and the published phone number. The review themes are installation and internet speed, so the sample largely measures the connectivity side |
| Founded | Not published on the site. SimpliConnect was profiled as a South African internet start-up in 2021, so the business is young rather than established |
| ICASA licence | No reference is published. Voice and data ride Vodacom-backed infrastructure, so confirm which licensed entity carries your service when you request a quote |
| Listed In | VoIP Providers |
The rate card is the reason to shortlist them
Most VoIP quotes in South Africa hide the part that decides your bill. The monthly per-extension figure is easy to compare and easy to discount; the per-minute termination rates are where the money actually goes, and they usually arrive only after you have committed to a conversation. SimpliConnect publishes both, and that alone makes it a useful benchmark even for buyers who end up elsewhere. Take the numbers and do the arithmetic on your own call pattern: if most of your outbound traffic goes to mobile, 16c and 17c matter far more than the R99 headline; if you run several branches, the free interbranch calling between endpoints is worth more than either. The structure suits two very different buyers. A small office lands on Standard or Premium at R99 or R168, where the 250 bundled minutes and a Yealink handset cover a receptionist and a couple of extensions. Anything larger moves to SimpliVoice+ per-user pricing, and the R299 to R283 band is where a real comparison against the rest of the market belongs. On the connectivity side, satellite is the genuinely distinctive line, since it puts sites beyond fibre and LTE within reach. Compare providers in the VoIP directory.
Who SimpliConnect is a fit for
- Businesses that want the phone bill costed from a published rate card before any sales call
- Multi-branch operations that would benefit from free interbranch calling
- Remote sites where satellite is the only realistic connectivity option
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What does SimpliVoice cost?
Standard is R99 a month and Premium R168 a month, both with 250 minutes to any network and free VoIP-to-VoIP calls; Premium includes a Yealink IP phone. SimpliVoice+ starts at R299 per user for up to 300 users and R283 per user above that.
What are SimpliConnect call rates?
The published rate card runs at 14c a minute to Telkom and Liquid fixed lines, 16c to Vodacom mobile, 17c to MTN and 23c to Cell C and Telkom Mobile, VAT included. Interbranch calls between Vodacom VoIP endpoints are free.
Whose network does SimpliConnect use?
The company describes itself as powered by Vodacom and runs on Vodacom-backed infrastructure. Confirm the licensed entity behind your specific service when you request a quote.
Does SimpliConnect offer satellite internet?
Yes. SimpliSatellite sits alongside fibre, fixed wireless and self-installed LTE, which makes the company worth a look for sites outside terrestrial coverage.
Where is SimpliConnect based?
Level 13, Sandton City, Johannesburg. Its Google Business Profile also lists an address at Design Quarter in Fourways.
How long has SimpliConnect been trading?
No founding year is published. The company was profiled as a South African internet start-up in 2021, so treat it as a young business rather than a long-established one.
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.