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Zoom Fibre

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Zoom Fibre is an internet provider in South Africa. It ranks #44 in the country, with about 40,623 internet users (0.1% of the total, APNIC estimate). We list 5 of its packages (home internet, business), starting at ZAR 300. On this page: its customer care number, WhatsApp, email address and head office address.

South Africa zoomfibre.co.za

Provider

Website last checked 9 November 2026

Contact

Phone
+27 104 494 496
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WhatsApp
+27 600 488 986
Chat
Support email
customerservice@zoomfibre.co.za
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Email
info@zoomfibre.co.za
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Website
zoomfibre.co.za
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Packages and prices

Packages and prices: Zoom Fibre
PackageDataPrice
30/30 MbpsHome internet · 30 Mbps · Zoom Flex prepaid fibre bundle Unlimited 300 ZAR ≈ US$18
50/50 MbpsHome internet · 50 Mbps · Zoom Flex prepaid fibre bundle Unlimited 400 ZAR ≈ US$24
100/100 MbpsHome internet · 100 Mbps · Zoom Flex prepaid fibre bundle Unlimited 540 ZAR ≈ US$33
Zoom Business LiteBusiness · price from, per month; month-to-month, 12 or 24 month contracts – 649 ZAR ≈ US$39
Zoom Business PremiumBusiness · price from, per month; 98.5% uptime guarantee with SLA – 1,130 ZAR ≈ US$68

Prices as advertised by the provider. US dollar amounts are estimates at the exchange rate of 12 November 2026, rates by Exchange Rate API. Prices checked 12 November 2026 on the provider’s website. Prices change often; confirm before you buy. Source 1 Source 2

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Head office

Homestead Place, Cnr 12th Avenue and Homestead Road, Sandton, ZA

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Network

Rank in South Africa
#44
Internet users (estimate)
40,623
Share of South Africa
0.1%
Network ID (ASN)
AS329734

User estimates from APNIC Labs; network registrations from AFRINIC and PeeringDB.

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