Frogfoot offers asymmetric speeds focused on downloads (e.g., 120/60 at R795), great for streaming-heavy households, with options up to 1000/1000 at R1565 for ultra-fast uploads. Metro emphasizes symmetric speeds (e.g., 50/50 at R800), better for balanced upload/download needs like video calls or cloud backups, starting cheaper at R390 for 20/20—perfect if you prioritize equality in data flow over raw download power.

Openserve provides cost-effective asymmetric plans (e.g., 100/50 at R735), suiting budget-conscious families with strong download needs like HD streaming, up to 500/250 at R1315. Lightstruck leans premium with higher base prices (e.g., 100/50 at R895) but offers robust symmetric options like 500/500 at R1595, ideal for homes with heavy upload demands such as content creation—check coverage as Lightstruck may have better urban reach in KZN.

For rural areas where no fiber infrastructure exists, our wireless home broadband shines with uncapped plans from 4Mbps at R299 to 40Mbps at R3500, using tower networks for reliable access where fiber isn't available. If fiber reaches you, Frogfoot or Openserve offer affordable entry (e.g., Frogfoot 40/40 at R650), but always start with a coverage check—wireless ensures no surprises in hard-to-reach Midlands locations.

Assess your household: Basic browsing needs 4-10Mbps wireless (R299-R899) or Metro 20/20 at R390. Streaming/gaming suits Frogfoot 60/30 at R635 or Openserve 50/25 at R545. For multi-device homes, go higher like Lightstruck 200/100 at R1095 or Metro 100/100 at R1060—symmetric packages (Metro/Lightstruck) excel for uploads, while asymmetric (Frogfoot/Openserve) prioritize downloads to avoid overwhelming choices.

Yes, every package—wireless, Frogfoot, Metro, Openserve, and Lightstruck—is fully uncapped with no data limits or fair usage throttling, allowing endless usage for KZN homes. Differences lie in speeds and symmetry: Wireless caps at 40Mbps for rural reliability, while fiber like Frogfoot's 1000/1000 at R1565 handles massive data flows—pick based on your needs without worrying about hidden caps.

Use our interactive coverage map or enquire via the button above—we'll verify Frogfoot, Metro, Openserve, or Lightstruck availability at your address in Pietermaritzburg or beyond. Wireless home broadband is our fallback for non-fiber zones; provide your GPS or address for a free check, ensuring you don't get overwhelmed by options that aren't feasible locally.

Wireless installs involve a digital receiver on your roof (3-5 days, line-of-sight to towers) at a one-time fee. Fiber setups (Frogfoot/Metro/Openserve/Lightstruck) require trenching or existing lines, potentially longer (up to 14 days) but often free activation— all include CPE router testing. Contracts vary (24-month/month-to-month), with add-ons like boosters available across providers to simplify your choice.