An ISP and telecoms provider in South Africa offering fibre, LTE/5G, satellite and fixed wireless internet, plus VoIP, Wi‑Fi, domains, hosting and support.

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Best For

  • South African households
  • Home broadband shoppers

What It Does Well

  • Fibre internet plans
  • LTE and 5G internet

Things to Check

  • Fibre coverage area
  • LTE and 5G signal

About Vox

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Vox is a South African telecommunications provider for households and businesses that need internet connectivity, voice calling, and add-on ICT services.

Key capabilities include:

  • Internet access options: sign up for fibre (home and business), LTE & 5G, satellite internet, and fixed wireless services, with online package browsing and address-based availability checks.
  • Voice and PBX services: buy VoIP calling products such as Vobi Voice Calling and Supafone, plus business-focused voice/PBX solutions for office communication.
  • Add-on services for home and business: choose cyber security (including Norton-branded options), Wi‑Fi solutions (including mesh Wi‑Fi), email, domain registration, hosting, cloud backup, Microsoft 365, and business SMS/bulk messaging.
  • Online account management and support: use Customer Zone to track orders and manage services, access Vox Mail webmail, and get help via Help Centre, WhatsApp support, support ticket logging, and a public network outages portal.

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Target users include South African home internet customers and businesses looking for connectivity plus voice, security, and productivity services from a single provider.

It is notable in the South African market for combining consumer and business connectivity with a broad online shop that also sells related hardware (routers, mesh Wi‑Fi, portable speakerphones, and cell boosters) and solar and backup power products, alongside a Vox Rewards programme linked to fibre-to-the-home services.

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Pricing & Fees
Variable pricingFeatured fibre solutions: Starter 10-5 Mbps "From R 348 pm"; Standard Popular 50-120 Mbps "From R 505 pm"; Fast 120-500 Mbps "From R 610 pm"; Super-fast 500+Mbps "From R 1 095 pm".

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Vox Funding History

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Vox has 2 recorded funding events. The latest was Venture (Round not Specified) in Nov 2007.

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Latest Round:
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Vox Investors & Funding Rounds

Venture (Round not Specified)UndisclosedNov 2007

Vox Founders & Leadership Team

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Abu Jhavary
Joseph Gomez

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Business Development Manager - Outbound SalesSep 23, 2026
Team Leader: Debtors AdminSep 14, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions About Vox

Vox is a South African internet and telecommunications provider that sells fibre, LTE/5G, satellite and fixed wireless connectivity, plus voice calling and various IT add-on services for home and business. You choose a package (for example fibre to the home or business), check coverage, order online, then manage your account, services and support through the web-based Customer Zone and related portals.

Vox pricing is package-based and varies by service type, speed and included features. You can see exact monthly costs by visiting the Vox Shop or the specific product pages (for example Fibre, LTE/5G, Satellite) and selecting your location and preferred package.

Vox primarily operates in South Africa and serves both home and business customers there. The wider Vox group also has a presence in the southern African region, including Namibia.

To sign up, go to the Vox website, use the coverage checker or Vox Shop to see which services are available at your address, then select a package and complete the online order process. During sign-up you will provide your details, choose contract options and arrange installation or activation where required.

Vox is best suited for South African home users who need reliable internet and voice services, and for businesses that want connectivity combined with voice, cloud, security and other ICT services from a single provider. It is particularly useful if you prefer managing multiple communication and IT services through one account and support channel.

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