- No lock-in contracts
- Home phone line with call packs available
Accord NBN review
Officeworks' Internet brand, Accord NBN, comes with free installation and a home phone line if you need it.
Accord is Officeworks' project to sell broadband plans to Australians. You can get its plans month to month and either bring your own modem or buy one from Accord.
Compare Accord NBN plans below
With Accord, you can get a cheap month-to-month NBN plan on the Basic II, Standard and Fast speed tiers.
Accord review: Why should you consider them?
Accord's Internet plans share the following features:

Price
$60 and up monthly

Technology type available
NBN

NBN speeds available
Basic II, Standard, Fast

Optional extras
Home phone

Support
Phone: 8am to 8pm AEST, Monday to Friday
Accord is a service created by Officeworks, one of Australia's most well-known office supply shops. In addition to mobile plans, it also sells NBN plans to interested customers.
Accord's prices are low (around $10 cheaper per month than the Finder average for NBN plans on the same speed tiers) and it doesn't require you to sign up to any lock-in contract over a long period. However, its typical evening speeds really aren't very impressive (e.g. Fast typical evening speed of 95.00Mbps vs. the ACCC average of 84.5Mbps) and it doesn't have any extra features to improve the deal.
Accord is fine if you aren't too worried about performance and just want a cheap connection. Otherwise, compare your options and find something a little faster.
Extra features from Accord
- Home phone. You can get a home phone line with your NBN plan. $10 per month gets you unlimited local and national calls, $20 gets you unlimited local and national calls plus 400 minutes of mobile, while $30 gets you unlimited local, national and mobile calls.
Is Accord right for you?
Pros
- Low prices. Accord's plans are very competitive as far as pricing goes.
Cons
- Low speeds. The typical evening speeds on most of Accord's plans are below average.
- No extras. Accord's plans are basic. If you want extra features, you'll have to look elsewhere.
Summary: Accord has cheap plans with less-than-stellar speeds that could be attractive to people who aren't too worried about their plan's performance.
Accord Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get calls with Accord's Internet plans?
- $10 extra monthly: Unlimited local and national calls
- $20 extra monthly: Unlimited local and national calls, plus 400 minutes of mobile credit
- $30 extra monthly: Unlimited local, national and Australian mobile calls
You won't get any calls or texts included with Accord's mobile broadband plans since they're data-only. Accord does have a set of month-to-month mobile plans which gives you unlimited standard calls and texts in Australia.
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