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Openserve vs Frogfoot Review 2026: Which Is Best on Fibre?

Choosing between Openserve and Frogfoot on Fibre? Below is a full side-by-side of entry pricing, throttling and Fair Use policy, customer ratings and support. On price, Openserve leads from R399/mo; on overall satisfaction, Frogfoot edges ahead at ★ 4.0.

Best for value
Openserve
R399/mo entry price
Best for satisfaction
Frogfoot
★ 4.0 from 8,800 reviews

Openserve vs Frogfoot: full comparison matrix

Pricing & ratings last reviewed: · Next review by 1 July 2026

Openserve versus Frogfoot feature comparison
MetricOpenserveFrogfoot
Entry priceR399/moR399/mo
Overall rating★ 3.9 (12,600 reviews)★ 4.0 (8,800 reviews)
Network typesFibreFibre
Throttling / FUPWholesale fibre lines are uncapped; ISP overlay determines shaping policy.Open-access uncapped fibre; symmetrical speeds standard.
Truly uncappedYesYes
Support rating★ 3.6★ 3.8
Support channelsPhone, Email, ISP-mediatedPhone, Email, ISP-mediated
Support hoursMon–Fri 08:00–17:00 (line faults via ISP)Mon–Fri 08:00–17:00 (faults via ISP)
Trading since20152010

Openserve

Pros
  • + Largest fibre coverage footprint nationally
  • + Mature, stable infrastructure
  • + Many ISP choices on the line
Cons
  • Symmetrical speeds limited on some legacy tiers
  • Fault resolution routed through ISP

Frogfoot

Pros
  • + Symmetrical speeds across most tiers
  • + Growing national coverage
  • + Gigabit options
Cons
  • Smaller footprint than Openserve
  • Availability varies by suburb

Openserve vs Frogfoot: FAQs

Is Openserve or Frogfoot cheaper?
Openserve has the lower entry price at R399 per month versus R399 for Frogfoot.
Which has better customer support, Openserve or Frogfoot?
Frogfoot holds the higher overall rating at 4.0 out of 5, with support channels including Phone, Email, ISP-mediated.
Does Openserve throttle or apply a Fair Use Policy?
Wholesale fibre lines are uncapped; ISP overlay determines shaping policy.
Does Frogfoot throttle or apply a Fair Use Policy?
Open-access uncapped fibre; symmetrical speeds standard.

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