Choose your service type and contract term. All plans are uncapped, unshaped, and unthrottled — always.
All business plans include a R150/month business services fee added to your chosen base plan. This covers dedicated business support, priority fault resolution, and your business SLA. Choose FTTH or Wireless as your underlying infrastructure.
Straight answers about pricing, contracts and coverage for UGN's fibre, wireless, estate and business internet packages in Pretoria.
UGN's Home Fibre packages start from R499 per month for a 30Mbps uncapped, unshaped and unthrottled line on a 24-month term. Speeds go up to 200Mbps (Gigabit) from R1,149 per month. Shorter 12-month, 6-month and month-to-month terms are also available at slightly higher monthly rates.
No. Every UGN package — Home Fibre, Wireless, Estate Fibre and Business — is uncapped, unshaped and unthrottled 24/7, with no Fair Usage Policy (FUP).
Yes. All UGN packages offer a month-to-month option alongside 6, 12 and 24-month contract terms. The 24-month term offers the best monthly rate.
The most affordable packages are Fixed Wireless and Estate Fibre Essential, both starting from R349 per month for an uncapped connection on a 24-month term.
Estate Fibre runs over UGN's own passive fibre backbone built specifically for gated communities, which keeps working through load shedding and scales from 5 to 2,000+ units. Home Fibre is delivered via Openserve's FTTH network for individual homes outside estates.
Yes. Business Fibre and Business Wireless packages add a R150/month business services fee on top of the base plan, which includes a business SLA, priority fault resolution and dedicated support. Enterprise clients can also request custom dedicated-line solutions.
Yes. A VOIP telephone line can be added to any internet package for R85 per month, which includes R50 of airtime. Existing numbers can be ported, or a new number can be issued.
No, but customers who bring their own compatible router can save R500 on their installation, provided they're able to set it up themselves.