Fibre to the Home

Fast, super-affordable broadband is now a reality for those who live within the Frogfoot air coverage areas. Frogfoot’s Wi-Fi-only Fibre solution offers the choice of two packages, starting from as little as R289pm*

Faster connectivity speeds that are secure and highly reliable at an affordable rate
Connects to multiple smart devices, supports video streaming, VoIP calling, and lightning-fast browsing
Choose from our range of uncapped and capped bundles
Build your FTTH package to suit your needs by adding uncapped voice, a line up to 1 Gbps , Office 365 and so much more
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Self-installation is also available.

We’ve got tons of packages to choose from, including free standard installation and activation to the value of R3000!*

*Sign up today and get 5 Free Vox Mail email addresses with 5GB storage and Free Microsoft Office Online which includes Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, OneNote, OneDrive, and Teams just to name a few. Works on Windows 10 PC, Mac, or Chromebook.

*Please note: These are dependent on area coverage.

*T&Cs apply.

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Product Sheet T & Cs Vox Streaming Relay Server

Free Installation
Specific providers only
Free Activation
Specific providers only
Free Wi-Fi Router
Specific providers only

Save up to R3000

Benefits

Stay connected

Connect with friends and family all over the world without the scary telephone bills: Experience crystal clear VoIP calls and lag-free video calling on your fibre connection.

Be entertained

Forget about buffering: stream rich HD content like films, series and music, including smooth video-on-demand playback and online gaming. Plus, speedy downloading!

Work from home

Surfers paradise: with fibre-fast connectivity you can quickly send and receive large files, access video conferencing, and make the most of cloud-based services.

Go smart

Convert your house into a smart home, linking IP security cameras, smart sensors, lighting and other Internet of Things devices all to your fibre connection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does fibre differ from ADSL?

ADSL runs over existing copper wire infrastructure which is often unreliable, heavily contended and offers average speeds of around 4Mbps. Fibre, on the other hand, transmits information as light impulses along flexible glass fibres at incredible speed, allowing users to achieve speeds of up to 1000mbps. Fibre connections are around 250 times faster than ADSL ones.

What do I need to get up and running?

Vox will order a line from the Fibre supplier (Openserve, Frogfoot, Vumatel, Fibrehoods, WAN, Octotel, Mitsol or DFA depending on your suburb) who then lays fibre outside the property boundary wall. The fibre line supplier then needs to run fibre from your boundary wall to inside your home and connect it to a Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) device. The make /model of the CPE device is supplier dependent. Vox will then install a WAN enabled wireless router (which is provided for free on all of our bundle offerings) to get you connected to super-fast internet

Do I need a voice line/number?

No. Fibre runs completely independently of your traditional voice (analogue/copper) line

Do I need a different router/modem?

The router needs to be compatible with fibre. Vox will provide you with the appropriate router/modem with your package of choice.

Can I make calls over my fibre line?

Yes you can, using the Vox Supafone or with the Vobi App. This can save up to 30% on your call costs, alternativly you can bolt on our uncapped calling plan (some of our awesome bundles include the above products)

Content Hub

Vox 4 Thought

How Much Speed Do You Need? A Guide to Choosing Your Fibre Package

Having a Goldilocks moment when it comes to selecting your Fibre package? We’ll help you find the option that’s just right.

Blue Fibre optic cables | Vox Fibre to the Home | image

Product News

HYPA brings unlimited, affordable prepaid wireless internet to local communities

Vox is looking to spur fibre uptake in several previously disadvantaged communities around South Africa through the launch of its subsidiary HYPA, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) which focuses on providing cost-effective unlimited wireless connectivity, enabled by fibre, to areas covered by the Vuma Reach network. South Africans from across socio-economic backgrounds are increasingly consuming more content and services online; in areas that do not have any type of fixed-line connectivity, users are entirely reliant on mobile connectivity, despite the high data costs. In response, fibre network operators are expanding their networks to cater to customers in areas such as Mitchells Plain, Grassy Park, Chatsworth, Phoenix, Gonubie, Soweto, Soshanguve, and Vosloorus. Through HYPA, residents of these areas will be able to get affordable, prepaid wireless internet access at their homes that provide them with unlimited data, which makes it ideal for streaming videos and music, consuming online services and more. The barriers to entry have been further reduced as there are no installation or connection fees, or long-term contracts that users need to sign up for.

Product News

Make any household device more intelligent with Vox IoT

For people looking for an innovative, user-friendly, and affordable way to enhance their lives in a connected world, Sixth Sense, an Internet of Things (IoT) product powered by Vox has launched. This is a range of low-powered sensors that deliver a variety of practical use cases for the average South African household.

Vox 4 Thought

The death of local ADSL: What's the best alternative?

ISPs to ensure that affected customers are migrated to other forms of connectivity before ADSL cut-off date.

Vox 4 Thought

The Key to a Great Fibre Deal is Found in the Fine Print

When choosing a new Fibre deal, make sure you’re not comparing apples to pears – which are also full of fibre, just a different kind.

Fibre Deal | Vox Fibre to the Home | Vox FTTH

Product News

New Bundles from Frogfoot!

They say that nobody forgets their first time, and for the most part this is true. Especially when it comes to Fibre.

Vox 4 Thought

Fibre helps drive SA economy during COVID-19 pandemic

Read more on how fibre helps drive SA economy during COVID-19.

Vox 4 Thought

Hating Your Home Wi-Fi Network? Let’s Fix It.

Diagnosing your home network’s problems is one of the greatest tech frustrations.

Vox 4 Thought

Lockdown and the way it has changed the way mobile data services us

Access to reliable connectivity has become as much a necessity as air and water – an absolute must-have to rate a livelihood in the digital age.

Case Studies

Vox FTTH - Shelly van Heerden (Online Gamer) Case Study

Read how switching from ADSL to fibre changed Shelly van Heerden's online gaming experience.

Image of Shelly van Heerden (Online Gamer) | Vox Case Study

Vox 4 Thought

Fibre is Critical to Serving the Country in its Moment of Need

South Africa's lockdown to combat coronavirus has highlighted the need for reliable, high-speed Fibre for the economy to keep going.

Vox 4 Thought

How we at Vox are helping our customers

During these trying times, staying connected is crucial in order to work from home, ensure the children can continue learning, and keep streaming your favourite content.

Supporting customers | Vox (Thought Leadership)

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