Skyvoice Group — cloud PBX and VoIP provider in Cape Town
Skyvoice Group started in Cape Town in 2018 as a telecommunications consultancy, became a certified VoIP provider the same year, and added a renewable-energy division in 2020. The business now runs enterprise VoIP and network infrastructure alongside solar installation and home automation from Sea Point, and it publishes indicative hardware pricing rather than hiding everything behind a quote form.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Cape Town company with two real businesses under one roof: enterprise VoIP and network infrastructure, and solar installation and energy optimisation. Home automation sits alongside both |
| Trading history | The company timeline records 2018 as the founding year, starting as a telecommunications consultancy, becoming a certified VoIP solution provider the same year, launching the renewable-energy division in 2020, and describing itself as an integrated technology provider by 2024 |
| Voice services | Enterprise VoIP systems and PBX, with data network solutions delivered alongside |
| Indicative pricing | Skyvoice publishes starting figures rather than quoting blind: IP desk phones from R750, PBX systems from R85, a VoIP starter kit from R95, network switches from R450. Solar hardware is listed separately from R1,350 for a 400W panel. Treat these as hardware starting points and get the monthly service quoted properly |
| Head office | 82 Main Road, Sea Point, Cape Town, 8005. A second address at 20 Wyland Road, Bothasig is also carried on the site |
| Customer rating | 4.8 from 17 Google reviews on a profile matching the domain and the Sea Point address. Read it with one caveat: the review keywords are solar inverter and solar installation, not telephony. The score reflects the energy side of the business more than the voice side, so ask for voice references specifically |
| Coverage | Cape Town based. Cloud voice reaches anywhere with a stable connection; solar and installation work is physical and local |
| ICASA licence | No reference is published. The cloud PBX and SIP services ride your internet line, so confirm which licensed operator carries the calls when you request a quote |
| Pricing model | Hardware has published starting prices; the monthly voice service is quoted per business against user count, handsets and call plan |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
Two businesses, one supplier, and a rating that mostly measures the other one
Cloud voice is delivered over your internet line, so the coverage question for a provider like this is really a question about the connection at each site and what happens when it fails. Skyvoice is unusual in pairing that with solar, and for a Cape Town business the combination is more practical than it first sounds: the phone system and the thing that keeps the router alive during an outage come from the same supplier, with one number to call when either stops. Ask specifically what the voice service does when a site loses power or connectivity, and whether calls divert to mobile automatically or need someone to intervene. The rating deserves a clear-eyed read. A 4.8 from 17 reviews is a good score, but the review keywords are inverters and solar installs, which means the energy division earned most of it. That is not a mark against the voice product, it just means the score is not evidence about the voice product. Ask for two or three reference customers running the PBX, and get the published hardware starting prices turned into a real quote covering handsets, the monthly per-extension cost and porting. Compare providers in the cloud PBX directory.
Who Skyvoice Group is a fit for
- Cape Town businesses that want the phone system and backup power from one supplier
- Small offices that want indicative hardware pricing before starting a quote process
- Buyers adding solar and looking to consolidate suppliers rather than manage two
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Ask for the monthly per-extension cost separately from the handset cost, because the published figures are hardware starting points rather than a service price. Confirm what happens to inbound calls when a site loses power or the line drops, and whether that failover is automatic. If the solar side is also in scope, get it quoted as its own line item so you can compare each half against the market.
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Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
When was Skyvoice Group founded?
The company timeline records 2018, starting in Cape Town as a telecommunications consultancy and becoming a certified VoIP solution provider the same year. The renewable-energy division followed in 2020.
What does Skyvoice charge?
Hardware has published starting prices, including IP desk phones from R750, PBX systems from R85 and a VoIP starter kit from R95. The monthly voice service is quoted per business.
Does Skyvoice only do phones?
No. It runs three lines: enterprise VoIP and network infrastructure, solar installation and energy optimisation, and home automation.
Is the Google rating about the phone service?
Mostly not. The 4.8 comes from 17 reviews whose keywords are solar inverter and solar installation, so it reflects the energy division more than the telephony. Ask for voice-specific references.
Where is Skyvoice based?
Head office is 82 Main Road, Sea Point, Cape Town, with a second address at 20 Wyland Road, Bothasig carried on the site.
Can Skyvoice keep the phones up during load shedding?
That is worth asking directly, given the company also installs backup power. Establish whether inbound calls divert automatically when a site loses power, and get the answer in writing.
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.