East-Rand estates — TT Connect is an open-access fibre network covering the east of Johannesburg, from Bedfordview to Benoni. Uncapped symmetrical gigabit and how it works.
TT Connect
Type
Open-access FNO
HQ
Boksburg
Focus
East Johannesburg
Top speed
Up to 1 Gbps symmetrical
TT Connect knows exactly who it serves: the east of Johannesburg, and only the east, and it keeps things refreshingly simple with uncapped-only plans.
The story behind TT Connect
Based in Boksburg, TT Connect is an open-access network operator concentrated on the East Rand. It positions itself as the leading fibre network in that corridor and builds last-mile fibre to homes and businesses for ISPs to sell over.
How TT Connect works
TT Connect is an open-access network: it owns and maintains the fibre in the ground, but it doesn't sell you the internet directly. Instead, several independent ISPs ride the same line, and you choose which one to buy from, and you can switch ISP later without a new installation. That's why our coverage check shows the network at your address, then lets you compare the ISP packages on it by real monthly price.
Where TT Connect reaches
Coverage runs broadly from Bedfordview through to Benoni, taking in parts of Edenvale, Kempton Park, Boksburg and Benoni. It’s a tightly focused footprint rather than a national one.
Speeds & signing up
Notably, TT Connect runs uncapped, symmetrical tiers only, from around 30 Mbps up to 1 Gbps, through ISPs including Afrihost, MWEB, Axxess and Webafrica. Check your address to compare.
Common questions
Is the installation free?
A standard install (a set length of trenching plus the modem) is typically free, with a per-metre charge beyond that, confirm the current terms when you order.
TT Connect fibre deals & prices
Uncapped fibre on TT Connect runs from R499 to R1 859/month across 13 speed tiers (cheapest ISP shown per speed). Prices are refreshed weekly and are best-effort estimates — confirm at sign-up. Actual availability depends on whether TT Connect is live at your address.
5 Mbpsfrom
↑ 5 Mbps
R499/mo
30 Mbps
↑ 30 Mbps
R755/mo
35 Mbps
↑ 35 Mbps
R729/mo
50 Mbps
↑ 50 Mbps
R960/mo
65 Mbps
↑ 65 Mbps
R909/mo
100 Mbps
↑ 100 Mbps
R1 050/mo
125 Mbps
↑ 125 Mbps
R1 049/mo
200 Mbps
↑ 200 Mbps
R1 240/mo
250 Mbps
↑ 250 Mbps
R1 229/mo
500 Mbps
↑ 500 Mbps
R1 509/mo
650 Mbps
↑ 650 Mbps
R1 669/mo
850 Mbps
↑ 850 Mbps
R1 859/mo
1 Gbps
↑ 1 Gbps
R1 789/mo
TT Connect fibre coverage map — how to check your address
TT Connect publishes a broad coverage map, but a network-wide map only shows the suburbs where TT Connect has built — not whether the fibre has actually reached your home. Coverage is laid street by street, so two houses a few doors apart can be on different sides of the rollout. The only reliable check is at your exact address.
Instead of reading TT Connect’s map and then checking each ISP one by one, enter your address once on FibreScout: we confirm whether TT Connect is live at your home right now, and show every ISP package on the line by real monthly price.
TT Connect builds street by street, so the only reliable check is at your exact address. Enter your address on FibreScout and we confirm whether TT Connect is live at your home and show every ISP package on the line by real monthly price.
How much is TT Connect fibre?
On TT Connect, uncapped fibre runs from about R499 to R1 859 per month across 13 speed tiers (up to 1 Gbps), depending on the ISP. Prices are refreshed weekly; confirm at sign-up.
Which ISPs sell fibre on TT Connect?
TT Connect is an open-access network, so several ISPs compete on it — including Afrihost, Webafrica, Vox. FibreScout compares them by real monthly price at your address.
Is TT Connect the same as my internet provider?
No — TT Connect is the network operator (FNO) that lays and runs the fibre line. You buy your internet package from an ISP that sells over TT Connect. One line, many ISPs to choose from.