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I am a pensioner. What is the cheapest available price per month
Hi Mark, discounted prices start at $39 and ongoing price start at around under $60 a month. You can compare plans here and use the filters to adjust price https://www.finder.com.au/broadband-plans/cheap-broadband-plans. Based on providers in our database, only flip offers discount if you have a pensioners card. Hope this helps!
We have a Coptim embed network
can you please advise which service suppliers to look for
Hi Jim, I’m unfamiliar with Coptim embed network. Do you mean Opticomm? If you can share more details I can help you out accordingly.
I live in Weipa Qld. Wanting internet, landline and mobile for less than $100 per month. What do you suggest?
Hi Robyn, finding the right options depends on how you use the internet i.e. what speeds you need, as that will determine how much you pay. Similarly with mobile, it comes down to how much data you need. Are you a light user?
If you can give me a bit more information, I can help you a bit better. Otherwise, here are some guides to get you started. It’s often cheaper to compare mobile and internet plans separately:
1. Compare internet plans: https://www.finder.com.au/broadband-plans/cheap-broadband-plans
2. Compare mobile plans: https://www.finder.com.au/mobile-plans/cheap-mobile-plans
3. Find out which providers allow you to bundle a landline: https://www.finder.com.au/broadband-plans/compare-home-phone-and-internet-bundles
Hope this helps!
Elderly lady, on my own, don’t use internet much, so looking for a cheap plan
Hi Vicki,
If you only need basic internet, sign up for an NBN 12 plan. These plans are cheaper than the rest, with prices starting at $39 a month. They are still fast enough for web browsing, sending emails and watching videos on YouTube.
Head to our NBN for seniors guide where we rank the most affordable options. Good luck!
What about Origin deals?
Hi Lindsay,
Origin currently offers $25 off its internet plans for the first 4 months. (The discount is the same across all plan types.)
The deal is for new customers only and ends August 30, 2025.
(You can also get $10 off a month ongoing when you bundle with Origin Energy.)