BUSINESS CONNECTIVITY
Connectivity That Keeps Your Business Online
Simply Connected
Fibre, wireless, LTE, 5G and backup connectivity for offices, branches and growing businesses across South Africa, backed by real support when it matters.
Reliable Connectivity | 
Business Fibre | 
Backup Options
We match the connection to the site.
Business connectivity is not just about picking a speed. We look at what is available at your address, how the site is used and how quickly you need to be connected.
Check what is actually available
We compare available fibre, wireless, LTE and 5G options for your business location before recommending the most practical route.
Right-size the service
A small office, restaurant, warehouse, retail store and head office do not need the same connection. We match the service to the way your business works.
Build in the right level of resilience
Where connectivity is important to your team, customers, payment systems, phones or cloud apps, we help plan practical options to keep the business connected.
Connected to Leading Business Networks
PacketSky works with fibre, wireless, LTE and 5G network partners to help find the right available option for each business site.
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Connectivity Built Around Reliability
From single-site offices to growing multi-branch businesses, PacketSky delivers reliable connectivity, backup options and support designed to keep your business online.
Business-Grade Reliability
Stable, high-performance connectivity options designed for businesses that rely on internet access every day.
Scalable Solutions
From single offices to multi-site operations, we can scale your connectivity as your business grows.
Backup & Failover
Add secondary or wireless connectivity options to help keep your business online when the primary link fails.
Reliable Support
Deal with a team that understands South African business networks, local providers and real uptime pressure.
One link keeps you connected. A second link keeps you protected.
Your main connection keeps the business moving. Your backup link is there for the day something goes wrong, a fibre break, provider outage, router issue or site-specific fault.
Backup connectivity does not have to be one-size-fits-all. For some businesses, it is a second fibre link. For others, wireless or LTE makes more sense. The goal is to remove a single point of failure and keep critical systems online.
Second fibre link
Useful where another provider, route or fibre option is available. A good fit when capacity and resilience both matter.
Wireless backup
A strong option where fibre is vulnerable, delayed or where a physically separate path gives better protection.
Business LTE
Practical for backup, temporary connectivity, remote branches and sites that need a quicker deployment path.
Simple Steps to Get Your Business Connected
We check what is available at your location, recommend the best-fit solution and help get your business online with minimal hassle
Check coverage
Enter your business address to see available services in your area.
Tell us what you need
Share your requirements and we’ll recommend the best fit.
Receive a tailored quote
Get a custom proposal with clear pricing and SLA options.
Get connected
We’ll handle the rest and get your business online.
Talk to someone who understands your site, your usage and your uptime needs.
Business connectivity is not always a simple “pick a speed” decision. We look at your address, usage, uptime requirements and available network options before recommending a practical solution.
Let’s find the right business connectivity solution
Send us your business details and we’ll help confirm availability, recommend the right connectivity option and guide you through the next steps.
Questions before you get connected?
Straight answers about coverage, fibre, wireless, LTE, 5G, backup links and support before you choose the right PacketSky business solution.
What business connectivity services does PacketSky offer?
PacketSky offers business fibre, dedicated fibre, enterprise fibre, business wireless, business LTE, business 5G and backup connectivity options. Availability depends on your address, the networks in your area and the most practical service type for your site.
How do I know which connection is right for my business?
We check what is available at your location, look at how the connection will be used, and help you compare the practical options. Some businesses need standard business fibre, while others may be better suited to dedicated fibre, wireless, LTE, 5G or a backup link.
Do I always need dedicated fibre for a business?
No. Many businesses run well on broadband or standard business fibre. Dedicated or enterprise fibre is better suited to businesses where symmetrical speeds, lower contention, stronger service levels or higher performance are important.
What if fibre is not available at my business address?
We can look at alternatives such as business wireless, microwave links, LTE or 5G. In some cases these can be used as the primary connection, and in other cases they can be used while waiting for fibre installation or build work.
Can wireless, LTE or 5G be used for business internet?
Yes. Wireless, LTE and 5G can all be suitable for business use, depending on coverage, signal quality, site conditions and the service requirement. They are often useful where fibre is unavailable, delayed, impractical or where faster deployment is needed.
Can backup connectivity be a second fibre, wireless, LTE or 5G link?
Yes. Backup connectivity can be a second fibre line, wireless connection, LTE service or 5G service, depending on what is available and sensible for the site. The best option is usually one that uses a different network path from the primary connection where possible.
Does PacketSky manage our internal office network or Wi-Fi?
Not as part of a standard connectivity service. PacketSky focuses on the internet connection, backup links and related connectivity support. Internal LAN, cabling, office Wi-Fi and firewall requirements are separate, but where needed we can help point you toward the right technical support.
How long does business installation take?
Timelines depend on the service type, network provider, feasibility result, site survey and whether any build work is required. LTE, 5G and some wireless services can often be quicker to deploy, while fibre timelines vary by area, provider and installation complexity.
What information do you need from us?
We usually need your business name, contact details, service address and a short idea of what the connection will be used for. GPS coordinates can also help for farms, lodges, estates, business parks and hard-to-locate sites.
POWER YOUR BUSINESS
Power your business with reliable connectivity.
Reliable. Scalable. Local.
