Web sQuad — fibre internet and VoIP provider in South Africa
Web sQuad Connect (Pty) Ltd is a Randburg internet service provider selling home and business fibre, voice, web hosting and domain registration. Its Fibregeeks fibre range publishes 50/25Mbps at R699 and 50Mbps at R799 a month with a R599 once-off connection fee, and speeds reach 500Mbps, or 2.5Gbps on selected fibre operators. The voice product is billed per second at 60 cents a minute to mobile, with no fixed-term contract and geographic number porting.
Key facts
| Who they are | Web sQuad Connect (Pty) Ltd, a Randburg-based internet service provider selling fibre, voice, hosting and domains to homes and businesses |
| Internet services | Home fibre through the Fibregeeks range, published at R699 a month for 50/25Mbps and R799 for 50Mbps, with a R599 once-off connection fee on both new installs and migrations. Installation runs roughly two weeks from order, and Vumatel may take up to 48 hours to activate the line. Speeds reach 500Mbps, and 2.5Gbps on selected fibre operators. Business internet is sold separately |
| Voice services | VoIP phone lines, trunks and hosted PBX, billed per second at 60 cents a minute to mobile with no term contract and no lock-in. Existing landline numbers can be ported |
| Also offers | Web hosting and domain registration. A fixed wireless home product is advertised as coming soon rather than available |
| Head office | 4 Hans Schoeman Street, Malanshof, Randburg, 2194 |
| Coverage | Decided by the fibre operator at the address. The company works with Vumatel, Openserve, MetroFibre and others, so availability is a per-street question |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published on the site. An ECS licence is what a voice provider needs; ask for the reference in writing if procurement records it |
| Pricing | Fibre and call rates are published; hosted PBX and trunk pricing is not, so ask for a written quote if you need extensions rather than a single line |
| Trading since | Not published. The registered entity is Web sQuad Connect (Pty) Ltd |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Per-second billing is the part worth reading twice
Most South African VoIP is billed per minute, which means a 20-second call to confirm a delivery is charged as a full minute. Web sQuad bills per second at 60 cents a minute to mobile, and for a business making a high volume of short calls that difference compounds quietly across a month in a way a headline rate never shows. The rest of the offer is a straightforward fibre ISP: Fibregeeks lines at published prices, a R599 connection fee stated upfront on both new installs and migrations, and an honest two-week installation estimate with a note that Vumatel activation can take a further 48 hours. Two things to check before assuming: the fixed wireless product is still marked coming soon, and hosted PBX pricing is not published, so extensions need a written quote. Compare the alternatives in the fibre provider directory.
Who Web sQuad is a fit for
- Businesses making lots of short calls, where per-second billing pays off
- Randburg and Johannesburg addresses on the Vumatel or Fibregeeks footprint
- Buyers who want the fibre line, the phone line and the hosting on one account
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How much is Web sQuad fibre?
The published Fibregeeks range starts at R699 a month for 50/25Mbps and R799 for 50Mbps, with a R599 once-off connection fee that applies to both new installations and migrations.
What does per-second billing actually save?
It means you pay for the seconds used rather than rounding every call up to a full minute. For a business making many short calls, that is where the saving sits. The published rate is 60 cents a minute to mobile.
Can I keep my existing landline number?
Yes. Web sQuad offers geographic number porting, so an existing landline number can move across to the VoIP service rather than being replaced.
How long does installation take?
The site estimates roughly two weeks from order, and notes that Vumatel may take up to 48 hours to process the line activation on top of that. Plan the cutover with that window in mind.
Is there a contract?
The voice product is advertised with no term contract and no lock-in. Fibre contract terms are not published alongside the prices, so confirm the term and notice period before ordering.
Does Web sQuad offer wireless internet?
A fixed wireless home product is advertised as coming soon rather than available. If you need wireless now, ask what the current position is or compare providers already selling it.
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 29 July 2026.