Search the address
Type the street address and press the button. We place a first pin at the best match Google returns for that address.
Network availability
Check coverage
in your area
Enter your address or coordinates below to see if our fibre and wireless network reaches you.
Drop a pin on your roof.
We take it from there.
Search your address or enter coordinates, then drag the pin until it sits on the exact building that needs the line. The more accurate the pin, the more accurate your answer.
Set your install point
Choose how you want to place the pin. Nothing moves on the map until you press the button.
Powered by Google
Type at least 6 characters and pick your address from the list, or press the button to search what you typed.
Enter an address before searching.
Decimal degrees only. You can paste a full pair such as -26.107500, 28.056900 into the latitude box.
Enter a latitude and longitude in decimal degrees.
The map didn't load
Add your Google Maps API key to load the map. You can still enter latitude and longitude on the Coordinates tab and run the check.
Latitude
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Longitude
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Accuracy ring
25 m
Waiting for a location
Coverage result
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Here is what the networks report for the pin you placed. Availability is confirmed by the network before installation is scheduled.
Not the right spot? Drag the pin and run the check again. Results are tied to the exact coordinates shown above.
Why 30 metres changes the answer
Fibre coverage is mapped building by building, not suburb by suburb. A pin dropped on the street outside your home can land on a different network boundary entirely.
Drag it onto the roof
Switch to satellite view and move the pin onto the roof of the building being connected. The yellow ring shows a 25 m radius, so you can see the margin you are working inside.
Run the check
Once the pin is in place, the check button appears. We query every network partner against those coordinates and return what is live at that building.
The pin is the address
Once you press check, the street address stops mattering. Every network partner answers against the coordinates under the pin, which is why the roof is the only place it belongs.
If your property has more than one building, place the pin on the one where the router will live.
One check. Eight fibre networks.
You don't need to know which network runs down your street. We query all of them against your pin and come back with what is actually live at the building.
Human help
Pin won't sit right? Ask us.
Estates, complexes and new builds can be tricky to place. Send us the address and a consultant will confirm the exact coordinates with you.
WIRUlink Support is available 7/11 365 days a year.
WIRUlink — Uncapped Fibre Service Provider in South Africa you can count on.
Coverage questions
Before you check
Short answers to what people ask us most about placing the pin.
Why does my address search land on the wrong building?
Address databases often point at the centre of a stand, an estate gate, or the nearest road node rather than your actual home. That is why the pin is draggable — move it onto the roof and the coordinates update instantly.
Where do I find latitude and longitude for my property?
In Google Maps, long-press your roof on a phone or right-click it on a desktop, and the coordinates appear. Paste the pair straight into the latitude box on the Coordinates tab.
My neighbour has fibre but my check says no. How?
Network footprints end at real boundaries — a street corner, the far side of a park, the last pole in a build phase. Two houses metres apart can sit on opposite sides of one. Check that your pin is on your roof, then talk to us about planned builds in the area.
Does a positive result guarantee installation?
It confirms your building sits inside a network footprint. The network still runs a final feasibility check before the installation date is set, and we keep you updated through that step.
What happens if there is no coverage yet?
We log your coordinates against upcoming builds and let you know when a network reaches your street. Support is on hand 7/11, 365 days a year if you would rather ask a person.
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