Compare internet plans in 2025
Aussies throw away $600 on average every year by not switching internet plans.

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We calculated potential savings by comparing the prices of the cheapest and most expensive broadband plans in our database (as of 5 March 2025) over a 12-month period.
We looked at unlimited NBN plans with no lock-in contracts. Here's the full list of savings for each NBN speed tier:
While you could save over $1,000 in a year by opting for the cheapest NBN 1000 plan, you could save as much as $400 with an NBN 50 or $600 for an NBN 100 plan over the year. These are the two most popular speed tiers in Australia right now.
Keep in mind that your own savings figure may be different depending on the broadband plan you're currently on and the one you're considering switching to.
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I want to compare NBN broadband 25 with home phone and call pack
Hi Carol, You can use our NBN 25 comparison to identify suitable plans.
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Hi Pradeep, Check out our guide to Internet plans for seniors.
What is the Best and Company to provide a house for two for TV use only we are connected to OptiComm .
Hi Murray, You can learn more about NBN tiers and level of use here and an overview of NBN here. Based on what you’ve shared, NBN 25 to 50 would seem suitable. Deciding on a brand is up to you – you can choose the brand that suits you best based on their customer service and price, but the more important decision is what tier you want. Hope this helps!
If you aim at a better online gaming experience does it matter which Internet provider you sign up with?
Hi Rosario, For a quality online gaming experience, you’ll generally want a faster connection – in this context, both download and upload speeds matter. You might want to start by comparing NBN 100 plans, which are fast but not super-expensive.
I cuurently have a Telstra NBN Plan. If I switch from Telstra to DODO (or another provider that offers BYO Modem Plans,) can I use my existing Telstra Smart Modem Gen 2?
Hi Dean, It’s possible that the modem will work with another provider, but if anything goes wrong your support options will be more limited. In most cases I recommend using the modem supplied by the provider, as that’s the model support staff will be familiar with.