Lebara Internet review

With Lebara’s data plans, your data goes with you. Get up to 40GB of portable data on an easy-to-carry SIM card.

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Lebara is a mobile company that sells prepaid mobile plans and a few entertainment bundles. It started trading in 2009 and was acquired by Vodafone in 2016, although it continues to trade independently.

Top features:
  • Flexible month-to-month prepaid plans
  • 200GB data bank
  • Use the Vodafone 4G network

Compare Lebara's mobile broadband data plans below

Lebara has a few prepaid mobile broadband plans that you can activate by slotting its SIM into one of your devices, up to 40GB monthly.

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Features Data allowance Price Description
Lebara logo
Lebara Mobile Broadband Small
Mobile broadband
Vodafone network
30 Days contract
  • 4G/5G network
  • 30 Days expiry
  • BYO device
30GB
30GB
$22
per 30 days
$0 setup fees, $22 min. total cost
$22 per 30 days
$0 setup fees, $22 min. total cost
40GB on activation + next 2 recharges, then 30GB/recharge. Activate by 16 Mar 2026. T&Cs apply.
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Lebara logo
Lebara Mobile Broadband Medium
Mobile broadband
Vodafone network
60 Days contract
  • 4G/5G network
  • 60 Days expiry
  • BYO device
60GB
60GB
$37
per 60 days
$0 setup fees, $37 min. total cost
$37 per 60 days
$0 setup fees, $37 min. total cost
80GB on activation + next 2 recharges, then 60GB/recharge. Activate by 16 Mar 2026. T&Cs apply.
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Lebara logo
Lebara Mobile Broadband Large
Mobile broadband
Vodafone network
90 Days contract
  • 4G/5G network
  • 90 Days expiry
  • BYO device
90GB
90GB
$50
per 90 days
$0 setup fees, $50 min. total cost
$50 per 90 days
$0 setup fees, $50 min. total cost
120GB on activation + next 2 recharges, then 90GB/recharge. Activate by 16 Mar 2026. T&Cs apply.
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Lebara review: What we think

Lebara has been operating in Australia since 2009. Although it was bought out by Vodafone in 2016 it continues to offer a range of mobile-focused services. It has three mobile broadband plans ranging from 30GB to 90GB of data and generally last until the end of the month.

For their price, Lebara's plans give a great amount of data, with each 1GB costing just over $1. The fact that they come as a prepaid SIM means you can stick them into whatever device is most convenient for you, be it your laptop or tablet. Just remember that you will need a device in order to make use of it and these SIMs won't give you any ability to call or text.

Signing up with Lebara also gives you access to:

  • Data banking. Save up to 200GB in a data bank so long as you recharge before the expiry period runs out.

Should you go with Lebara?

Pros

  • Flexibility. Prepaid SIM plans let you switch your broadband between devices depending on what you need, as well as between plans.
  • Data banking. Up to 200GB of data can be saved between recharges, meaning data you don't use one month isn't wasted.

Cons

  • Limited options. There are only three plans on offer from Lebara, so if you need more or less data than it sells you'll have to look elsewhere.

Summary: Lebara has uncomplicated mobile broadband plans that offer decent value for their price.

Lebara FAQs

Do I need to buy a specific modem to sign up to Lebara data plans?

No. All you need is a device that's able to accept a SIM, such as a laptop, tablet or portable modem. Once you've inserted the SIM, you can either access your data from that device or use it as a hotspot for other devices to connect.

Can I cancel my Lebara data plan?

There's no need to. Since it's a prepaid service, it will automatically be cancelled when you don't recharge. If you have some form of auto-recharge set up, you'll have to cancel that manually or by contacting Lebara to stop your plan.

Do Lebara's Internet plans include calls?

No. These are data-only SIM mobile broadband plans and have no call or text inclusions. However, Lebara does offer a range of regular mobile plans as well.

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Sam Baran is a writer for Finder, covering topics across the tech, telco and utilities sectors. They enjoy decrypting technical jargon and helping people compare complex products easily. When they aren't writing, you'll find Sam's head buried in a book or working on their latest short story. Sam has a Bachelor of Advanced Science from the University of Sydney. See full bio

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