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Vodacom introduces uncapped, fibre-like connection

Vodacom Business offers SMEs wireless connectivity in two flavours to match your needs. Be sure to explore the possibilities with Vodacom Business Wireless and Wireless Air

by Staff Reporter
28th March 2022
TECHNOLOGY: Vodacom has two options for wireless connectivity that are great for businesses. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

TECHNOLOGY: Vodacom has two options for wireless connectivity that are great for businesses. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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There are many ways to get your business connected to the internet, but wireless solutions are perhaps the most convenient for farmers and agripreneurs who lease land, or those who don’t want to deal with the hassle of fixed line installation.

Vodacom actually has two options for wireless connectivity that are great for businesses, especially SMEs who require a quick connectivity option that can connect up to ten users at the same time.

Let’s begin with Vodacom Business Internet Wireless. This solution offers uncapped plans so that you can get worry-free connectivity to manage your business operations and meet the demands of a connected workforce an on-demand clients. Speeds range from 4 Mbps all the way up to 80 Mbps, and the service is offered on data capped and uncapped, symmetrical plans.

Introducing Vodacom Business Wireless Air

The light version (in speed and, naturally, price) is called Vodacom Business Wireless Air and this product offers a speed range from 4 Mbps to 30 Mbps, and includes data capped and uncapped service plans with asymmetrical download and upload speeds.  

The result for both is a reliable, business grade wireless fibre-like connection that can allow ranges of up to 15km for connectivity that includes a high quality router, and free installation as a promotional add on until the end of June.

As both wireless products require special infrastructure, you will need to check if your area falls into the coverage zones by heading to this website and be sure to select “Business Internet” and “Wireless” or “Wireless Air” to make sure your area meets the coverage requirements.

Both Vodacom Business Wireless and Wireless Air offer the option to add various product options to manage all your business needs – whether it is more talk options with various voice solutions, keeping the lights on during load shedding with a UPS, or ensuring the wifi is consistent throughout your Business office with a wifi extender – Vodacom Business has a solution for your business.

Contracts are available on 12, 24 and 36 month periods. Installation costs for wireless are free for 24 and 36 months, for Vodacom Business Wireless Air, installation is free for all plans.

  • Vodacom Business also has special promotional pricing valid until 31 March 2022, so be sure to head to your nearest Vodacom store, to the official websites for Vodacom Business Wireless and Wireless Air here or alternatively call 082 1960 (free from a Vodacom-powered cellphone)..

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