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*The offers compared on this page are chosen from a range of products finder.com.au has access to, and are not representative of all the products available in the market. Availability will vary depending on your address. Speeds quoted represent a theoretical maximum and are likely to be lower in actual use.

What you should look for when comparing broadband plans

How long is the contract? Most broadband plans are offered on a 24-month contract. This can make plans cheaper, but restricts your flexibility if you plan to move house or decide you're not happy with your current provider. Plans that run for shorter periods or on a month-to-month basis also exist, though typically you'll pay higher installation costs, and will often have to buy your modem/router/connection device outright.

How much data do you get? Measured in gigabytes (GB) per month, the higher the data allowance, the more you'll pay. Some providers offer "unlimited" connections, though these usually include an "acceptable usage policy" that allows customers to be cut off if their usage is deemed excessive. If you're a lighter user, you can save by calculating how much data you're likely to use.

Are there unmetered options for services like Netflix? Some plans don't count viewing on Netflix, Stan, Amazon Prime Video or other streaming entertainment providers. That can allow you to opt for a lower (and cheaper) download allowance. Obviously this isn't a concern if you have an "unlimited" plan.

How fast will it be? For most technologies, you won't have much effective control over the speed – it will be the "best available" and is likely to vary based on your location and the condition of cabling and wiring. "Typical evening speed" is the term NBN providers are using to estimate the speeds users are likely to get, rather than theoretical maximums.

What's the monthly cost and minimum total cost? While you're likely to use the monthly cost as your basis for comparison, also look at the minimum total cost. If you sign up for a longer-term contract, you'll often get a discount on installation fees and hardware, but you'll be stuck with paying out the whole contract if you decide it's not suitable.

Bundling discounts. Providers will often offer a discount if you bundle your broadband connection with other services such as pay TV, mobile phone or landlines. While this can save you money, make sure that all the bundled services are suitable for your needs and that you're actually saving money. Bundled deals will also usually require you to sign up for a 24-month contract.

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ADSL

This uses the existing copper telephone network for your broadband connection, and is a common option.
Cable

Cable Internet uses the HFC (hybrid fibre-coaxial) networks built in the 1990s to enable pay TV services in Australia.
Mobile broadband

Uses networks built by Optus, Telstra and Vodafone, delivered either through a hotspot, dongle or mobile phone.
Satellite

Slower than other options, Satellite is the only viable option in remote locations where cabling may be costly.
Fibre

This offers much higher speeds, delivering fibre to the premises (FTTP), node (FTTN) or basement (FTTB).

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    somapalaMarch 11, 2019

    What do I get from TPG NBN plan that cost $39 per month?

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JeniMarch 12, 2019Staff

      Hi Somapala,

      Thank you for getting in touch with Finder.

      There are 2 TPG broadband plan of $39. The bundle includes homephone line and ADSL2+ with monthly data allowance of 20GB. While the other one is a standalone service of ADSL2+ with data allowance of 150 GB. You may click on the Go to site button to be redirected to TPG’s official page and find out more of their plans and help you decide which could suit your broadband needs most.

      I hope this helps.

      Thank you and have a wonderful day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

      Reply
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    LubainaMarch 10, 2019

    Hi, I am looking at connecting gas electricity and internet connection at my place that I am moving in.
    Can you please advise and give me quotes. I can be contacted by email. Thanks

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JohnMarch 11, 2019Staff

      Hi Lubaina,

      Thank you for reaching out to Finder.

      Though we are a comparison website, users could use the provided articles and comparison tables to choose what best fits their needs. Below are links that you could visit to check on the different plans, providers as well as quotes available for you to choose from.

      Internet: https://www.finder.com.au/broadband-plans
      Please indicate your address on the address bar provided on the page to see available providers as well as plans for you to choose from.

      Energy provider: https://www.finder.com.au/energy
      Depending on the state you are residing, you may choose on the tabs provided to see the available providers in your area that you could choose from.

      Kindly review and compare your options on the table displaying the available providers. Once you have chosen a particular provider, you may then click on the “Go to site” button and you will be redirected to the provider’s website where you can proceed with the application or get in touch with their representatives for further inquiries you may have.

      Before applying, please ensure that you meet all the eligibility criteria and read through the details of the needed requirements as well as the relevant Product Disclosure Statements/Terms and Conditions when comparing your options before making a decision on whether it is right for you.

      Hope this helps!

      Cheers,
      Reggie

      Reply
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    BreezeJanuary 29, 2019

    How often do you update your webpage given that I am trying to find a good NBN deal in my area (Mount Waverley Victoria) however your webpage states NBN is not available in my area whereas every ISP are telling me otherwise and NBN have schedule an connection for the start of February?

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JeniJanuary 31, 2019Staff

      Hi Breeze,

      Thank you for getting in touch with finder.

      We obtain nbn results from the nbn co data and it’s updated on a regular basis. You may choose to receive notification when nbn is available in your area by subscribing in the newsletter part of your finder account.

      I hope this helps.

      Thank you and have a wonderful day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

      Reply
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    AllanDecember 30, 2018

    I presently have NBN and we plan to move. I have checked and been advised that NBN is available in the home I plan to buy. What are the procedures to transfer my present NBN contract from my present home to my new home? Will there be a waiting period?

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JeniDecember 30, 2018Staff

      Hi Allan,

      Thank you for getting in touch with finder.

      Kindly contact your current provider regarding your plan of moving. They will provide further info on your internet contract as well as installation and waiting period if there is.

      I hope this helps.

      Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any other enquiries.

      Thank you and have a wonderful day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

      Reply
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    TimDecember 30, 2018

    I’m after a good monthly WiFi network. nbn is not in my area. Currently with Vivid wireless – it’s crap. Please help. Need to be unlimited and fast.

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JeniDecember 30, 2018Staff

      Hi TJ,

      Thank you for getting in touch with finder.

      Sorry to hear that.

      Please use this page as your guide in choosing fixed wireless connection for your home. You may also compare your fixed wireless options as you browse the page.

      I hope this helps.

      Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any other enquiries.

      Thank you and have a wonderful day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

      Reply
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    terryDecember 23, 2018

    I would like to get the internet for home. I don’t have a phone line what is the best thing to do as I would like to get Netflix at home.

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JeniDecember 23, 2018Staff

      Hi Terry,

      Thank you for getting in touch with finder.

      If you consider getting nbn service connected in your home, you may enter your address to check if it is available in your area. You may use this page as your guide in choosing which provider to go with since you wish to have better internet connection while using Netflix.

      I hope this helps.

      Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any other enquiries.

      Thank you and have a wonderful day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

      Reply
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    RobDecember 9, 2018

    Hello
    I want to connect to the NBN and we have FTTN available but the copper cable supplying our street is in really bad condition and the communication pit out the front is filled with dirt and water who do i contact???

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JohnDecember 12, 2018Staff

      Hi Rob,

      Thank you for reaching out to finder.

      If you wish to connect to the NBN network, you are on the right page. Please indicate your address to see what providers are available in your area. If you have already selected one, you may indicate the situation in your area so technicians may be deployed to check you area prior to installation. Hope this helps!

      Cheers,
      Reggie

      Reply
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    MichaelNovember 27, 2018

    I am not sure if there is a cheaper internet deal for my home

    Can someone guide me please ?

    I do not need nbn

    I simply want the cheapest and that is reliable

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JohnNovember 27, 2018Staff

      Hi Michael,

      Thank you for reaching out to finder.

      You are on the right page to check on current offers provided by different internet providers to make a comparison. You may also filter the search to get a better result by using the filters at the left side on the page. This includes filtering the price and data usage for your purposes. The connection type is also on the page for you since you mentioned that you do not need NBN. Hope this helps!

      Cheers,
      Reggie

      Reply
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    RogerNovember 1, 2018

    What network does IInet use telstra or optus or its own

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JohnNovember 1, 2018Staff

      Hi Roger,

      Thank you for leaving a question.

      Iinet is an independent provider from Telstra and Optus But they do resell Telstra ADSL services and more recently in reselling the NBN. iiNet also provides optical-fibre, dial-up, and voice services. Hope this helps!

      Cheers,
      Reggie

      Reply
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    JohnMay 12, 2018

    I have a business with 4 incoming lines, 3 are connected to a PBX and 1 to the internet. What are my NBN options?

    Reply
    • finder Customer Care
      JeniMay 12, 2018Staff

      Hi John,

      Thank you for getting in touch with finder.

      As a friendly reminder, while we do not represent any company we feature on our pages, we can offer you general advice.

      First, please check NBN’s availability in your area by checking on this link. Now, to know your options, please visit this page. You can filter your search by sorting by relevance like monthly cost, included data allowance and even download speed.

      I also suggest that if there’s a certain provider that you are considering to have your business line with, please contact them directly to answer your other enquiries or for any further assistance.

      I hope this helps.

      Have a great day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

      Reply
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