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iiNet Broadband: NBN and ADSL plans compared

iiNet is one of Australia's leading NBN broadband providers. Here's everything you need to know about iiNet's plans, pricing and inclusions.

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iiNet NBN25 Liimitless 6 Month

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  • Pay $69.99/month on a 6 month contract
  • $0 activation fee
  • Pay-as-you-go local, national and mobile calls
  • 20.8Mbps typical evening speed
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Is iiNet right for me?

  • What does iiNet offer? iiNet's broadband offering is vast, covering all NBN access technologies along with standard ADSL and naked DSL. It also has a range of mobile plans for those looking to house all their communication needs under a single company.
  • Product highlights: In addition to traditional Internet services, iiNet caters to entertainment buffs with its Fetch pay TV bundles. iiNet is also one of Australia's most acclaimed Internet providers, having received multiple awards for its customer service.
  • Watch out for: iiNet charges a premium for ADSL customers living outside the range of its own DSL network, diminishing the appeal of its competitive pricing.

iiNet NBN plans

iiNet Satellite plans

iiNet's NBN plans explained

iiNet's NBN offering is comprehensive, spanning the full breadth of fixed-line access technologies as well as fixed wireless and satellite NBN services. Depending on the service you're interested in, iiNet supports up to three of the four NBN speed tiers: Basic (nbn12), Standard Plus (nbn50) and Premium (nbn100). Both capped and uncapped plans are available, along with a variety of phone and entertainment bundles featuring the pay TV service Fetch.

iiNet NBN

Learn everything you need to know about iiNet's NBN plans in our comprehensive guide.

iiNet ADSL plans

iiNet's ADSL plans explained

For folks still waiting on the NBN to reach their area, iiNet provides both standard ADSL and home phone bundles as well as naked DSL solutions. Unlike most telcos, iiNet operates its own DSL network separate to Telstra's. This allows it to price its ADSL plans quite competitively, though you'll have to pay extra if you live outside iiNet's DSL network since your service will be routed through Telstra.

iiNet ADSL

See what iiNet has to offer in the ADSL space by checking out our ADSL plan comparison page.

iiNet extras

Beyond its base plans, iiNet offers plenty of extras to choose from. If you make a lot of calls to friends and family overseas for instance, an extra $10 a month will get you the International Call Pack with unlimited calls to the following 20 countries: Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, the UK and the USA.

How does iiNet compare?

  • Large range of options covering all NBN access technologies.
  • Plenty of extras like Fetch pay TV bundles and international call packs.
  • Slightly more expensive on average than many competitors.

With so many plans on offer, it can be difficult to weigh up how well iiNet compares with other Australian Internet providers. To make things a little simpler, we've split the plans into categories and pitted them against the best contenders in each market.

It's also worth noting that we've used iiNet's month-to-month plans as the point of comparison, since its 24-month plans only differ in their set-up fees and the inclusion of a bare-bones Fetch service.