Find the fibre that’s lit on your street.
Check fibre in your area with one search — every fibre network, ISP and 5G option live at your exact address, compared by real monthly price. No sales calls.
Three steps to a better connection
No jargon, no upsells. Just the fibre that actually reaches you, priced honestly.
Enter your address
We check every fibre network operator that has trenched your street — Vumatel, Openserve, Frogfoot and more.
See who’s lit
A live coverage map of which networks are connected, coming soon, or not yet available at your exact home.
Compare real prices
Every uncapped package from every ISP on those networks, ranked by true monthly cost. Filter and pick.
Every major network, one search
We aggregate coverage and pricing across the 21 fibre networks powering South African homes. Tap any network to learn more.
Fibre in your area — FAQ
How do I check if fibre is available in my area?
Enter your street address or suburb in the search box above. FibreScout checks every major fibre network at your exact location — Vumatel, Openserve, Frogfoot, Octotel, MetroFibre and more — and shows which are live in a few seconds. It’s free and there are no sales calls.
Is there fibre at my address?
The only way to know for sure is an address-level check — fibre is built street by street, so two homes on the same road can differ. Type your address above and we’ll tell you exactly which networks reach your gate, plus any fixed-5G option.
Which fibre providers are available in my area?
Once we find the networks live at your address, we list every ISP that sells over them — Afrihost, Webafrica, MWEB, Cool Ideas, Vox, RSAWEB and others — ranked by real monthly price, so you can compare the same line across providers.
How much does fibre cost in my area?
Entry uncapped fibre starts around R300 a month, with 100 Mbps often near R600 — but the exact price depends on which networks reach you and which ISP you pick. Run your address to see live prices for your specific location.
Do I need a landline to get fibre?
No. Fibre is a separate connection from the old copper telephone line — you don’t need a Telkom landline or an active phone number to have a fibre line installed.