WiFibre — closed provider record
WiFibre has ceased operating, verified July 2026. The company’s website is offline and its domain no longer resolves, and the business-data tracker Tracxn records the company as closed. WhichVoIP last confirmed both signals on 4 July 2026. This page stays live as a factual record for people who still search the brand, with comparable active fibre providers listed below.
Key facts
| What happened | WiFibre stopped trading. In July 2023 MyBroadband reported the ISP had gone dark, leaving customers unable to reach it to cancel or migrate their lines. Its website has been offline since, the domain no longer resolves, and Tracxn’s company database records the business as closed. |
| Evidence | Dead website and non-resolving domain, plus a closed record on Tracxn, re-verified by WhichVoIP on 4 July 2026. |
| Successor | None found. A rebrand and successor search returned nothing. Similarly named businesses — the cabling firm WiFibre Networks, and Delmas Connect’s “WiFibre” wireless product — are unrelated companies and are not successors. |
| What it was | A Kempton Park-based internet service provider, founded 2014, selling fibre-to-the-home and wireless connectivity. |
| If you were a customer | Your line may still carry traffic if the underlying open-access network is lit, but there is no ISP behind it to bill, support or repair it. Migrate to an active provider before it degrades. |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
What WiFibre was
WiFibre operated from Kempton Park from 2014, selling fibre-to-the-home and fixed wireless to residential and small business customers. The end was not an announcement: in July 2023 MyBroadband reported that the ISP had simply gone dark, with customers unable to reach anyone to cancel or move their lines — the worst version of an ISP failure, because a line that still works and a debit order that still runs can hide the problem for months. The website has been offline since, the domain no longer resolves, and Tracxn records the company as closed. WhichVoIP re-checked all of it on 4 July 2026, including a deliberate search for a rebrand or successor, and found none.
Who WiFibre is a fit for
- RSAWEB — fibre and wireless ISP, scored 8.2/10 in the WhichVoIP review
- Cool Ideas — fibre ISP with a strong independent service record
- Axxess — fibre, LTE and VoIP provider, scored 7.8/10 in the WhichVoIP review
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Compare phone systems →Commonly asked questions
Is WiFibre still trading?
No. WiFibre has ceased operating, verified by WhichVoIP on 4 July 2026. Its website is offline, its domain no longer resolves, and Tracxn records the company as closed.
My line still works — should I move?
Yes. If the underlying open-access network is still lit your line may keep running for a while, but with no ISP behind it there is nobody to bill, support or fix it. Migrate to an active provider before it degrades.
Can I keep my fibre installation?
Usually. If your premises are already connected to an open-access network, a new ISP can activate service over the same fibre without a fresh installation. Confirm the network operator at your address when you request quotes.
Should I keep paying my debit order?
Check whether the company is in liquidation before paying further invoices, and dispute any debits for service that was not delivered. Your bank can reverse unauthorised debit orders.
Is WiFibre the same as WiFibre Networks or Delmas Connect’s WiFibre?
No. Those are unrelated businesses that happen to share the name — WiFibre Networks is a cabling firm, and “WiFibre” is also the name of a Delmas Connect wireless product. Neither is a successor to this company.
Why is this page still here if the company has closed?
Because people still search the brand, and a factual record is more useful to them than a missing page. If you have verifiable information about the closure or a successor entity, use the message field on the quote form and the editorial team will update this page.
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 1 August 2026.