They all agree. Afrihost is the best

Nicola de Fondaumiere

Team is fantastic. Service is beyond excellent. Every experience I have had... and there have been many... as been slick, problem solving, and on more than one occasion keeping me on the line, when I am sure I'm all set, to do the extra checks and and ensure all is in order before I leave. Really incredible. We'll done!

Theo Senekal

Afrihost has great service. Openserve on the other hand is terrible with getting back to you and you can not contact them at all. I know these types of services take time but communication is key when running an operation like this

I like pie

Unbelievable service and quality.... Ordered my fixed LTE at 9am in morning and received it after 2 hours... The routers were already set up with sim and wifi setting as per application, very thoughtful! Never seen anything like this in south Africa.... This is some ultra developed world kind of experience. Unbelievable!!

Caleb Harebottle

Great service, have been with afrihost for over 10 years and whenever there was a problem they were quick to assist. Great ISP and would recommend to anyone.

gilbert tinarwo mpofu

Afrihost is customer orianted and it looks like their front personnel are well trained in dealing with customers. They save a purpose of their existence. I salute you. My questions were answered promptly and precisely.

Chris Edwards

I have had great service from the Afrihost walk-in centre in Rivonia Road. My experience was only with LTE and the staff were very helpful and courteous. I am streaming ('Teeveeing' - live UK TV) and using movie streaming apps. I started using an older ZTE router but soon changed to the recommended TP-Link unit. I also started off with the 20mbps package but again it was smoothly increased this to 50mbps. I have now found 3 other local residents who are paying R699pm for speeds they don't need and who would also like to save R400pm using LTE. The attitude of fibre-only companies who insist that they cannot reduce speed and cost for existing fibre users, will bite them in the backside as long as alternatives are around.