Uplink Fibre — wireless and fibre internet provider in Hilton, KwaZulu-Natal
Uplink Fibre operates from Hilton in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands and is one of the few providers in this directory that publishes both its full price list and its ICASA licence position. Seven internet tiers run from R299 to R1,999 a month, installation is a flat R2,999 including the equipment, and the company states it holds ICASA ECS and ECNS licences. Note the brand name against the detail: the published packages are wireless, not fibre.
Key facts
| Who they are | A KwaZulu-Natal midlands internet and voice provider based in Hilton, selling fixed wireless internet on published tiers with VoIP alongside |
| Internet packages | Seven published tiers: 4Mbps at R299, 6Mbps at R499, 8Mbps at R699, 10Mbps at R899, 15Mbps at R999, 20Mbps at R1,499 and 25Mbps at R1,999 a month. These are wireless packages, notwithstanding the company name |
| Installation | R2,999 once off, which the company states includes the equipment and a wireless router. A single published figure covering hardware is unusually clear for this market |
| Voice | VoIP is offered as both direct lines and full PBX solutions. No voice pricing is published, so ask for a per-extension or per-line figure |
| ICASA licence | ICASA ECS and ECNS licensed, stated on the company’s own site. An ECNS licence is the network licence, so this is a provider operating its own infrastructure rather than only reselling. Ask for the licence numbers in writing if you record them |
| Head office | Suite 103, 24 Hilton Avenue, Leonard, Hilton, 3245, KwaZulu-Natal. The postal code is from the Google Business Profile; note the website prints 7233, which is a Western Cape code and appears to be a typo |
| Coverage | Not published. No coverage map or served-area list exists, and for fixed wireless that is the decisive unknown. Ask for a line-of-sight check on your exact address |
| Founded | Not publicly stated. No founding year or trading history appears on the site |
| Contract terms | Not published. With a R2,999 once-off installation covering the hardware, establish whether any minimum term applies and what notice period cancellation needs |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Published prices and a network licence
Two things set this provider apart from most of the regional operators in this directory, and both are matters of disclosure rather than technology. The first is a complete published price list, seven tiers with a single flat installation figure that includes the hardware, which means you can compare it against a national provider before you ever speak to anyone. The second is the stated ECNS licence. ECS alone lets a company sell you a service; ECNS is the network licence, so a provider holding both is operating infrastructure rather than only reselling somebody else’s, and that usually shows up in who can actually fix a fault. Set against that, the gaps are the familiar ones: no coverage map, no founding year and no contract terms, so a line-of-sight check on your exact address and a written note of any minimum term are the two things to get first. Read the name carefully too, because the published packages are wireless despite the brand. Compare the wider market in the fibre provider directory.
Who Uplink Fibre is a fit for
- Homes and businesses in Hilton and the KwaZulu-Natal midlands
- Buyers who want the monthly price and install fee published before they enquire
- Sites that need internet and phone lines from one licensed operator
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Ask for a line-of-sight check on the exact street address first, because the published tiers are wireless and coverage is not mapped anywhere. Confirm which tier suits the number of users, whether the R2,999 installation carries a minimum term, and get a per-line or per-extension figure for the VoIP side, which is the one part of the range with no published price.
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How much does Uplink Fibre cost?
Seven tiers are published: R299 for 4Mbps, R499 for 6Mbps, R699 for 8Mbps, R899 for 10Mbps, R999 for 15Mbps, R1,499 for 20Mbps and R1,999 for 25Mbps a month. Installation is R2,999 once off.
Is the service fibre or wireless?
The published packages are wireless internet, despite the company being named Uplink Fibre. Confirm which technology will actually serve your address when you request a coverage check.
What does installation include?
The company states the R2,999 once-off installation fee includes the equipment and a wireless router. Contract terms are not published, so confirm whether a minimum period applies.
Is Uplink Fibre ICASA licensed?
The company states it is ICASA ECS and ECNS licensed. ECS covers selling the service and ECNS is the network licence, so it presents as an operator of its own infrastructure. Ask for the licence numbers in writing if you record them.
Does Uplink Fibre offer phone lines?
Yes. VoIP is offered as direct lines and as full PBX solutions. No voice pricing is published, so request a per-line or per-extension quote.
Where is Uplink Fibre based?
At Suite 103, 24 Hilton Avenue, Leonard, Hilton, 3245, in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands.
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 30 July 2026.