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Name Product AUFBB-INT Data allowance Typical download speed Price Hid Compare Box!
Dodo NBN100
NBN
Month-to-month
OFFER: $69.90/mth for the first 6 months, then $88.90/mth. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply. Ends 29.10.24
  • Month-to-month
  • BYO modem or purchase for $79. T&Cs apply
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
Speed
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
$69.90
per month
$0 setup fees, $69.90 min. total cost
Price
$69.90 per month
$0 setup fees, $69.90 min. total cost
Swoop NBN Home Fast Finder Exclusive
NBN
Month-to-month
EXCLUSIVE OFFER: $69/mth for the first 6 months, then $94/mth. Use promo code FINDER25. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply. Ends 30.11.24
Exclusive
  • Month-to-month
  • BYO modem or purchase for $130
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
Speed
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
$69
per month
$0 setup fees, $69 min. total cost
Price
$69 per month
$0 setup fees, $69 min. total cost
Buddy Telco NBN Speedy
NBN
Month-to-month
  • Month-to-month
  • BYO modem
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
98Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
Speed
98Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
$85
per month
$0 setup fees, $85 min. total cost
Price
$85 per month
$0 setup fees, $85 min. total cost
Optus Plus Everyday Fast nbn®
NBN
Month-to-month
OFFER: Introductory offer: $89/mth for the first 6 months, normally $99/mth. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply.
  • Month-to-month
  • Optus Ultra WiFi Modem Gen 2 included for $0 if you stay connected for 36 mths. T&Cs apply
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
Speed
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
$89
per month
$0 setup fees, $395 min. total cost
Price
$89 per month
$0 setup fees, $395 min. total cost
Swoop NBN Home Fast Plus Finder Exclusive
NBN
Month-to-month
EXCLUSIVE OFFER: $79/mth for the first 6 months, then $104/mth. Use promo code FINDER25. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply. Ends 30.11.24
Exclusive
  • Month-to-month
  • BYO modem or purchase for $130
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
Speed
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
$79
per month
$0 setup fees, $79 min. total cost
Price
$79 per month
$0 setup fees, $79 min. total cost
Southern Phone NBN Fast
NBN
Month-to-month
OFFER: $69/mth for the first 6 months, then $89/mth. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply. Ends 3.2.25
  • Month-to-month
  • BYO modem or purchase for $156
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
Speed
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
$69
per month
$0 setup fees, $69 min. total cost
Price
$69 per month
$0 setup fees, $69 min. total cost
Dodo NBN50
NBN
Month-to-month
OFFER: $64.90/mth for the first 6 months, then $83.90/mth. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply. Ends 29.10.24
  • Month-to-month
  • BYO modem or purchase for $79. T&Cs apply
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
50Mbps
nbnâ„¢50
Speed
50Mbps
nbnâ„¢50
$64.90
per month
$0 setup fees, $64.90 min. total cost
Price
$64.90 per month
$0 setup fees, $64.90 min. total cost
amaysim NBN Speedy As
NBN
Month-to-month
OFFER: $75/mth for the first 6 months, then $85/mth. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply.
  • Month-to-month
  • BYO modem
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
50Mbps
nbnâ„¢50
Speed
50Mbps
nbnâ„¢50
$75
per month
$0 setup fees, $75 min. total cost
Price
$75 per month
$0 setup fees, $75 min. total cost
Tangerine NBN Speedy
NBN
Month-to-month
OFFER: $65.90/mth for the first 6 months, then $85.90/mth. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply. Ends 31.10.24
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  • Month-to-month
  • BYO modem or purchase from $129.90
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
Speed
100Mbps
nbnâ„¢100
$65.90
per month
$0 setup fees, $65.90 min. total cost
Price
$65.90 per month
$0 setup fees, $65.90 min. total cost
More Value Plus NBN
NBN
Month-to-month
OFFER: $73.60/mth for the first 12 months for CommBank customers, then $82.80/mth. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply. Ends 28.2.25
  • Month-to-month
  • BYO modem or purchase from $99.90
Unlimited Data
Data
Unlimited Data
50Mbps
nbnâ„¢50
Speed
50Mbps
nbnâ„¢50
$92
per month
$0 setup fees, $92 min. total cost
Price
$92 per month
$0 setup fees, $92 min. total cost
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How do I compare NBN plans?

Choose the right speed tier

There are 6 NBN speed tiers to choose from. How much you pay for internet will depend on the tier you pick. The faster the speeds, the more you'll pay. For most people, the sweet spots are NBN 50 (2-3 people) and NBN 100 (3-4 people or heavy internet users).

Compare price and typical evening speeds

Look at the monthly price of each NBN plan and compare typical evening speeds. Try to get a plan with a typical speed that's close to the maximum available on the tier. For example, the maximum typical evening speed on an NBN 50 plan will be 50Mbps, NBN 100 is 100Mbps.

Data allowance

Unlimited data NBN plans have become the norm and don't cost a lot more than a data-capped plan. You're looking at a $5 to $10 a month difference at most. Most providers offering capped internet won't charge you extra if you go over your monthly limit, and will instead slow down your speed to 128Kbps (warning though, this isn't fast at all).

Contract length

Month-to-month NBN plans with no lock-in contract can offer the flexibility of switching quickly. If you sign up for a contracted plan, make sure you're getting something in return, such as a free modem.

Additional features

Most of us may be happy with just fast, reliable internet, but you can also find NBN plans with a couple of extras thrown in. This includes NBN and mobile bundles, internet and energy bundles, access to cheaper streaming subscriptions and the option to add phone calls to your plan.

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"I had no idea what to look for in an NBN plan, but with a family of 5, I knew we needed a big plan. I ended up bundling my NBN 100 plan with my mobile plan, my iPhone and my daughter's phone plan, and we now pay $210 a month for all of it – much cheaper than paying for each one seperately."

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Which NBN speed is right for me?

This is probably the most important question to consider when comparing NBN plans. You want to find the right NBN speed for your online activities and household size, and the speed will also affect the price of your NBN plan.

Good to know

Most Australians are on an NBN 50 plan, according to the ACCC. However, NBN 100 plans are expected to rise in popularity soon with prices for faster NBN plans dropping in the new year.

Here's a full breakdown to help you understand the right speed tier for you:

NBN 12 (Home Basic I)

Maximum 12Mbps download speed, maximum 1Mbps upload speed

  • Enough speed for a single-person household with light internet use
  • Suitable for sending emails and browsing the internet

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NBN 25 (Home Basic II)

Maximum 25Mbps download speed, maximum 10Mbps upload speed

  • Good for 1-2 people or light to moderate users
  • Suitable for browsing the internet, sending emails and standard definition video streaming

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NBN 50 (Home Standard)

Maximum 50Mbps download speed, maximum 20Mbps upload speed

  • Great for 2-3 people or moderate to heavy internet users
  • Suitable for streaming multiple high definition videos, working from home and online gaming

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NBN 100 (Home Fast)

Maximum 100Mbps download speed, maximum 40Mbps upload speed

  • Recommended for 4+ people or heavy internet users
  • Suitable for 4K video streaming, downloading large files and having multiple devices connected at once
  • Keep in mind: Not all NBN 100 plans come with an upload speed of 40Mbps. Many providers offer 20Mbps as the standard option, and only some will offer an upgrade to 40Mbps (usually for a slightly higher price)

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NBN 250 (Home Superfast)

Maximum 250Mbps download speed, maximum 100Mbps upload speed

  • Can be used for 5+ people or households with multiple heavy internet users, as well as small businesses and share houses
  • Suitable for simultaneous 4K and 8K video streaming, downloading large files and using multiple devices at the same time

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NBN 1000 (Home Ultrafast)

Maximum 1000Mbps download speed, maximum 50Mbps upload speed

  • Best suited for small businesses or multiple serious internet users living in the same property
  • Not relevant for most households

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What are typical evening speeds?

Typical evening speeds (or typical download speeds) refer to the speed you can expect to receive during busy hours of the day between 7-11pm. This is the most realistic speed you'll get on your plan, as you can assume speeds outside of these busier hours will be faster (since less people are online).

Best NBN plans for October 2024

Each month, our team of experts review the latest NBN deals and select their top picks for the best NBN plans. Here's a few favourites from this month:

ProviderPlanOfferLearn more
tangerine mobileBest cheap: Tangerine NBN Value$47.90 a month for the first 6 months, then $67.90 a month
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Kogan logoBest for everyday use: Kogan NBN Silver$58.90 a month for the first 3 months, then $68.90 a month
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tangerine mobileBest for fast speeds: Tangerine NBN Speedy$65.90 a month for the first 6 months, then $85.90 a month
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tpg logoBest for $0 modem: TPG NBN100 6 Month$79.99 a month for the first 6 months, then $89.99 a month
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Things to watch out for

There are also a few things to consider to avoid being blindsided when signing up to a new NBN plan:

  • Promotional discount vs ongoing price: Many NBN providers offer a discount on the first 6-12 months of your plan. This is a great way to pack in more value but make sure you check the ongoing price after the promotion ends. If that's above your budget, make sure you can easily switch plans once the discounted price runs its course.
  • Notice period: Some providers may not lock you into a contract but they can have a 30-day notice period if you wish to cancel. Keep this in mind for when you want to jump ship as you may need to wait a month with your current provider before you can do so.

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Get up to $25 off per month for 6 months on selected Swoop NBN plans. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply.

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Save up to $120 over 6 months with Tangerine

Get up to $20 off per month for 6 months on selected Tangerine NBN plans. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply.

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Save up to $114 over 6 months with Dodo

Get up to $19 off per month for 6 months on selected Dodo NBN plans. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply.

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Save up to $60 over 6 months with Buddy Telco

Get up to $10 off per month for 6 months on a selected Buddy Telco NBN plan. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs apply.

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Commbank customers save up to $27 per month for 12 months with More NBN

Save up to $324 over a year when you sign up to More and you're already with Commonwealth bank.

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How much should I be spending on broadband?

Ausralians spend on average $78 per month on broadband, according to our consumer sentiment tracker. If you're paying more than that, it could be worth switching.

How do I switch NBN plans?

Number 1

Step 1: Compare plans

Compare NBN plans best suited to your budget and speed requirements. You can use filters on our comparison table to narrow down your search and even input your address to find a plan tailored to the NBN connection type at your premises.

Number 2

Step 2: Sign up

Select the date you want your new plan to be activated and add on a modem to be delivered if you need one. Finalise the sign-up process and let the provider take care of the rest.

Number 3

Step 3: Give notice

Give your current provider a heads up (usually over the phone), especially if their T&Cs state a notice period. You can add a cancellation date for your current plan to line up with the activation date of your new one so you're not stuck paying 2 bills.

Here's a cheeky tip

Before you sign up to your new NBN plan, consider ringing up your current provider to let them know you're looking to cancel your plan within the next month. Sometimes your provider will offer you a promotional discount for a further 6 months to keep you on.

Who is the fastest NBN provider?

The ACCC's Broadband Performance report, released every quarter, gives you a glimpse into how reliable the top NBN providers are in Australia.

Reliability is based on how frequently providers achieve the typical evening speeds they advertise.

Ideally, you want your NBN provider to be as close to hitting 100% of its advertised typical evening speed as possible, because this means you're actually getting the correct speeds you've signed up for.

Have a look at who's topped the chart in the most recent report from September 2024.

Fastest NBN providers: Percentage of max download speed achieved during busy hours

RankProviderPercentage of max download speeds achieved
1Exetel102.5%
2Telstra102.3%
3Optus101.6%
4Superloop101.6%
5Dodo and iPrimus101.1%

Find the full list of rankings and more details on how the ACCC's methodology works in our guide to the fastest NBN providers.

Are there any extra fees involved?

Besides your monthly NBN plan cost, there may be a few other costs to consider when you first sign up to your new plan:

  • Modem fees: If you're getting a new modem with your NBN plan, you'll likely need to pay for it up front when you first sign up.
  • New NBN development charge: This doesn't apply to everyone. If your property has never been connected to the NBN before and is considered a new housing development, you'll be required to pay a one-off $300 charge to your provider when you sign up to an NBN plan.
  • Additional account fees: Some providers may charge fees such as a non-direct debit fee or a surcharge on Visa/Mastercard/American Express payments. You'll find these outlined in your plan's Critical Information Summary (CIS) so make sure you read through it before you sign up.

Do I need a new modem?

Plenty of providers give you the option to BYO modem with your NBN plan. This helps you save on your upfront cost when switching plans, but you'll want to double-check that your current modem is compatible with the provider you plan to switch to.

Something to consider

If you've had your modem for 5 or more years, it might be time to upgrade to a new one when you switch plans. Old modems may cause slower speeds which can cause buffering or lagging in your connection.

If you decide you do want a new modem, there are a couple of options that providers offer:

  • Buy one outright. This is the most common option and the simplest. You just pay for the amount upfront when you sign up to your NBN plan. The modem is yours to keep after, though you may want to check it's unlocked before you use it with another provider.
  • $0 modem if you stick around. Some providers give you a modem included with your NBN plan if you stay connected for a certain amount of time, generally between 6 to 36 months. Leaving early will mean paying off the remaining cost of the modem.
  • $0 modem if you return it. Other providers may give you an option to get a modem included for free when you sign up, then return it in good working condition. Failing to do so can incur a non-return fee.

Most NBN plans come with a standard modem (or router), but others may come with a Wi-Fi extender or 4G backup modem.

What NBN connection types are there?

The NBN connection type at your address will determine what NBN plans you get access to. Not sure what you've got? You can check via our NBN tracker map.

FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)

FTTP is the fastest and arguably the best NBN connection type available. Your home will be directly connected to the closest NBN node via a fibre optic cable.

FTTN (Fibre to the Node)

FTTN is the slowest fixed connection type available and uses existing copper wiring to connect to an NBN node in the neighbourhood.

HFC (Hybrid Fibre Coaxial)

HFC is similar to FTTN except coaxial cables make up the distance to the node instead of a copper wire, meaning you can access faster speeds.

FTTC (Fibre to the Curb)

FTTC is similar to FTTN as it uses the same copper cable network. Fibre optic cables are run to a node in a telecom pit on the street outside a property.

FTTB (Fibre to the Building)

FTTB is primarily available to apartment dwellers. Fibre optic cables run to the basement of the building, with copper wiring connecting each unit.

Fixed wireless

Fixed wireless uses an antenna installed on your roof to exchange signals with a nearby signal tower. Speeds are capped at around 75Mbps but can fluctuate.

Satellite NBN

Satellite NBN (also known as Sky Muster) is used primarily in rural or regional Australia. Speeds are capped at 100 Mbps and more prone to interference.

NBN fibre upgrades: Are you eligible?

Eligible households with FTTN or FTTC connections can now access faster and more reliable internet by upgrading to an FTTP connection.

Pop in your address on the NBN's website to see if your property is eligible for the upgrade.

Once you've confirmed your home is on the list, you'll need to sign up for an NBN 100 plan or faster to trigger the upgrade. This will especially benefit people working from home or households of 4 or above that are logged on simultaneously.

Are there any alternatives to the NBN?

There are a couple of NBN alternatives if it's been giving you trouble or you can't access it just yet. This includes:

Home wireless broadband: This allows you to connect to the internet using either the 4G or 5G mobile network. There's no installation required but you will need to purchase your provider's modem to access their home wireless service. Keep in mind that you will only be able to sign up for a 5G home internet plan if your property gets 5G coverage.

Mobile broadband: This is another wireless internet solution that uses the 4G/3G or 5G mobile network. Options for mobile broadband include data-only SIMs, USB modems and pocket Wi-Fi. This option is better suited to frequent travellers or anyone that needs internet access on the move.

Frequently asked questions


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NBN glossary of terms

NBNStands for National Broadband Network
NBN CoThe organisation established by the Commonwealth Government in 2009 to build and operate a wholesale broadband network in Australia.
Typical evening speedsDownload speeds your NBN plan can achieve during the busy hours of the day (7-11pm) when most people are online at the same time. This is usually advertised by most NBN providers on their plans.
Speed tierSpeed tiers are different speed categories set by NBN Co, with maximum download and upload speeds that can be expected on each one.
Download speedThis determines how quickly you can download data from the internet to your computer such as images, files, audio and text. A good download speed will ensure you have a seamless experience such as when you're browsing the web, streaming video or listening to music.
Upload speedThis determines how quickly you can send data to the server from your computer. Upload speeds are important for when you're uploading files such as photos and videos, having video calls or sending emails.
Maximum speedThis determines the fastest download speed you can achieve on any speed tier. For example, the maximum speed on an NBN 50 plan is 50Mbps.
MbpsThis stands for megabits per second. It's a measure of internet download and upload speeds.
ISPStands for Internet Service Provider and refers to the company that's offering you internet service.
BYO modemBYO stands for 'bring your own'. You will come across BYO modem as a feature on some NBN plans. It implies you don't have to buy a new one from the provider you're switching to as long as the one you have is compatible.
Month-to-monthThis means your plan is not locked into a contract and you're paying each month with the option to leave whenever you want. (Keep in mind that notice periods may still apply)
Minimum total costThis is the minimum amount that you'll pay to sign up to a provider. It's normally equal to 1 month's plan fee plus any other mandatory upfront costs that are non refundable.
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    KateMay 22, 2024

    FINDER40 code is not working in SWOOP

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      MariamMay 22, 2024Finder

      Hi Kate, FINDER40 is for Swoop’s NBN 250 plan. Which NBN speed are you opting for? You can try FINDER15 for NBN 25 and NBN 50, or FINDER25 for Swoop’s NBN 100 plans. Hope this helps!

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    PeterMarch 17, 2023

    I am an AGL electricity customer. I have my NBN connection at present with Telstra.
    If I transfer can I keep my bigpond email address?

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    AllanSeptember 18, 2019

    I need to get rid of 2 to 4 NBN recorded calls each day they are driving us mad.

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      NikkiSeptember 18, 2019

      Hi Allan,

      Thanks for your question. Sorry to hear about your current situation with your NBN provider. While we review NBN in our pages, it’s helpful to know that we neither work with them or answer for their company. It would be best to contact the customer service support of NBN directly for further assistance.

      Hope this clarifies and we hope they find a quick resolution for you!

      With care,
      Nikki

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    MichaelSeptember 5, 2019

    Hi, is there a hidden cost of $300 to be payed for the nbn

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      NikkiSeptember 5, 2019

      Hi Michael,

      Thanks for getting in touch! I understand you want to get the full disclosure of NBN costs. Kindly note that while we have a review and comparison page for NBN providers, we don’t work with them directly. It would be best to reach out to your chosen NBN provider to check the net costs of using their service.

      Hope this helps and feel free to reach out to us again for further assistance.

      Cheers,
      Nikki

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    IanJuly 26, 2019

    I have nbn connected but I was not consulted about the location of te internet access point in the house and would like it changed. How do I organise someone to change the access point. (I live in Somerton Park, Adelaide.

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      FayeJuly 26, 2019Finder

      Hi Ian,

      Thanks for contacting Finder.

      In that case, you’ll need to contact the representative who installed your NBN connection. You may also directly reach out to NBN so they can refer you to an agent.

      Hope this helps.

      Best Regards,
      Faye

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