Sonic Telecoms — fibre and wireless network provider in South Africa
Sonic Telecoms builds connectivity infrastructure rather than selling monthly internet packages, and the product list makes that clear: point-to-point microwave links, fibre optic links, splicing and installation, private network infrastructure and wireless VPNs. The company also handles network cabling, Wi-Fi hotspots, CCTV camera backhaul and network design consultancy. It is the supplier a business calls when two buildings need connecting to each other rather than to the internet.
Key facts
| Who they are | A network infrastructure company building wireless and fibre links for businesses, rather than a retail internet service provider selling monthly packages |
| Internet services | Broadband wireless internet, point-to-point microwave links, point-to-point fibre optic links, private network infrastructure and wireless VPN |
| Also offers | Fibre optic splicing and installation, network cabling and infrastructure installation, Wi-Fi hotspots, CCTV camera backhaul, offsite disaster recovery links, VoIP and network design consultancy |
| Head office | Not published on the company website |
| Coverage | Not published as a footprint. Because the work is project-based rather than package-based, the relevant question is whether a link can be built between your specific points |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. For point-to-point link work the licensing position depends on the spectrum used, so ask which bands are proposed and how they are authorised |
| Pricing | Quote-based. Link builds are priced per project because the distance, the equipment and the mounting work change every time |
| Established | Not publicly stated. No founding year appears on the site, so WhichVoIP does not carry one |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Links between your sites, not a monthly package
Read this listing as a build capability rather than an internet product. Sonic Telecoms sells point-to-point microwave and fibre links, splicing, cabling and network design, which are the things a business needs when a warehouse must talk to a head office two kilometres away, or when CCTV footage has to reach a control room without crossing the public internet. Buying that is a project conversation with a site survey, a bill of materials and an installation date, not a package comparison. The wireless VPN and disaster recovery link services point at the same use case. If what you actually want is a monthly line to the internet at a fixed price, a retail ISP is the better starting point. Options are in the fibre provider directory.
Who Sonic Telecoms is a fit for
- Businesses connecting two or more sites directly to each other
- Estates, farms and campuses needing microwave links across distance
- Projects requiring fibre splicing, cabling or CCTV backhaul
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Does Sonic Telecoms sell ordinary business internet?
Broadband wireless internet is listed, but the bulk of the offering is infrastructure work: point-to-point links, private networks, splicing and cabling. If you want a monthly internet package at a published price, compare retail ISPs as well.
What is a point-to-point microwave link?
It is a dedicated wireless connection between two fixed locations, using directional antennas at each end. It carries traffic between your own sites rather than to the internet, which is why it needs line of sight and a site survey before it can be quoted.
Can they connect two of my buildings?
That is the core of what the company advertises, using either microwave or fibre optic links depending on distance, obstructions and how much bandwidth the link must carry. Expect a survey before a firm price.
What does a link cost?
Nothing is published, and a rate card would not be meaningful. Distance, mounting requirements, equipment and whether a mast is needed all change the number. Ask for the once-off build cost and any ongoing charges as separate figures.
Does Sonic Telecoms offer VoIP?
VoIP is listed alongside the Wi-Fi and network services. Given the infrastructure focus, treat it as an add-on to a network build rather than as a standalone hosted telephony platform, and compare a dedicated voice provider if telephony is your main requirement.
How long has the company been trading?
No founding year appears on the site, so WhichVoIP does not state one. Ask for company registration details and reference sites if trading history matters to your evaluation.
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.