Uncapped ADSL bundle pricing comparison

Afrihost has recently unveiled aggressively priced uncapped ADSL bundles. This is how Afrihost’s pricing compares with other ISPs

June 7, 2012
Uncapped ADSL money

Afrihost recently announced their new uncapped ADSL bundles at very aggressive prices, lowering the barrier of entry for uncapped broadband services in Africa.

“Afrihost recognizes that the barrier of entry for many consumers is not so much the cost of bandwidth, but rather the total cost of a broadband solution,” said Afrihost CEO Gian Visser.

“By introducing the most affordable ADSL bundles South Africa has ever seen, Afrihost is launching an aggressive attack against the high cost of fixed bandwidth installations.”

Afrihost’s pricing undercuts most other Internet service providers (ISPs) in the country, raising the question of how its pricing stacks up against competitors.

The following tables show that Afrihost’s uncapped ADSL bundle pricing is exactly as aggressive as its CEO claims.

Bundled 384kbps uncapped ADSL account and DSL384 access
ISP Price
Cybersmart R199
Imaginet R289
Afrihost R297
MWEB R329
Web Africa R329
Telkom Do Broadband R371
Bundled 1Mbps uncapped ADSL account and DSL 1Mbps access
Afrihost R397
Cybersmart R427
Imaginet R429
Web Africa R439
MWEB R488
Telkom Do Broadband R658
Bundled 4Mbps uncapped ADSL account and DSL 4Mbps access
Afrihost R697
Imaginet R795
Cybersmart R889
MWEB R899
Web Africa R999
Telkom Do Broadband R2510
Bundled 10Mbps uncapped ADSL account and DSL 10Mbps access
Afrihost R897
Web Africa R1,699
Imaginet R1,899
MWEB R2,359

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Tags: 10Mbps uncapped ADSL, Afrihost, Gian Visser, Headline, Imaginet, MWEB, price comparison, Telkom, Uncapped ADSL, Web Africa

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