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  • Unlimited data
  • 50Mbps typical evening speed
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While there's no singular plan that will be the best for everybody, we've listed the top 10 most popular NBN plans on Finder over the last month.

RankingProviderPlan
#1TangerineNBN XL Boost Unlimited, $54.90/month
#2TPGNBN 50 Unlimited Plan, $69.99/month
#3TelstraNBN Unlimited + Premium Internet, $90/month
#4DodoNBN 50 Unlimited Plan, $58.90/month
#5DodoNBN 100 Unlimited Plan, $72/month
#6SpinTelNBN 100 Unlimited Plan, $74/month
#7TangerineNBN Standard, $44.90/month
#8SpinTelNBN 50 Unlimited Plan, $59/month
#9SuperloopNBN Standard Plus, $59.95/month
#10TPGNBN 100 Unlimited, $79.99/month

Last updated 15 June 2021. All plans offer between NBN 25 to NBN 100 speeds.

How do I find the right NBN plan?

Finding the right NBN plan means looking at:

  1. Speed: Is your plan fast enough for your household and online activities?
  2. Price: How much are you willing to pay each month?
  3. Data: Do you actually need unlimited data or can you save some money with a data-capped plan?

We've taken an in-depth look at each category to help you avoid any Internet woes in the future.

Which NBN speed is right for me?

The NBN is divided into six speed tiers. This can make choosing a plan slightly difficult if you aren't familiar with them.

For most Aussies, NBN 12 plans won't be fast enough but NBN 1000 plans will be overkill.

  • Good to know: As per the May 2021 ACCC report and our own Finder data, 50Mbps speeds are the most popular among Internet users. However, the right speed for you will depend on your circumstances.

The below graphic breaks down which NBN speed tier will best suit your household.

Which NBN speed is best for my household?

1-2 users

NBN 25

1-2 people for basic Internet use like browsing and streaming.

2-3 users

NBN 50

2-3 people for regular Internet use like streaming, working from home and gaming.

4+ users

NBN 100

4+ people for heavy Internet use like streaming, working from home, big downloads and more.

group of users

NBN 250

5+ people for heavy Internet use like streaming, working from home, big downloads, gaming and more. Also suitable for small businesses.

You can find out more on NBN speeds here.

  • Tip: If you're looking for a better NBN plan, we recommend running a 30-second Internet speed test to see how your current setup is performing. Compare this speed with the ones above and you'll have a better idea of speeds you should be looking for.

How much should I pay for NBN?

Your monthly cost will depend on what speeds and data limits you're after.

We analysed 302 fixed line NBN plans with unlimited data in our database to find the average price of plans on different speed tiers.

To give you a general idea, you could be paying anywhere between $55 and $112 per month depending on which speed tier your NBN plan is on.

NBN speed tierAverage price per month
NBN 12$55.15
NBN 25$64.73
NBN 50$71.95
NBN 100$89.41
NBN 250$107.79
NBN 1000$112.58

Figures last updated 15 June 2021.

Please note that we've only considered unlimited data plans to make comparison between providers easier for you. Almost all providers are offering unlimited data plans but their data-capped offers can vary greatly.

If the amount you're currently paying is higher than the average for your plan, you should consider comparing your options to find a better NBN deal.

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Can I save with a data-capped plan?

Unlimited data NBN plans might be the norm these days but you can get data-capped deals from 10GB per month all the way up to 500GB and more.

Given the average Aussie uses 258GB of data per month, we've compared NBN 25 plans that come with 200-500GB to their unlimited counterparts to see how much you stand to save.

ProviderData amountData-capped priceUnlimited data priceDifference
SpinTel200GB$49.95/month$59.95/month$10
iPrimus250GB$65/month$70/month$5
Aussie Broadband500GB$65/month$69/month$4

As you can see in the table above, data-capped plans will almost always be cheaper than their unlimited counterparts.

However, the difference is usually quite small. An extra $4 to $10 a month, or up to $120 a year, will ensure you don't have to worry about hitting a data limit (unless you're not a regular Internet user).

The good news is that most NBN providers won't charge you for going over your data limit, and will instead slow down your speed.

  • Tip: We recommend checking your NBN data usage on your past Internet bills to decide which option suits you best.

How do I switch NBN plans?

Switching NBN plans is fairly simple. Here's a breakdown of all the steps you'll need to follow:

  1. Compare NBN plans and find one that matches your needs.
  2. Sign up with your new provider either online or over the phone.
  3. Wait for confirmation from your provider (they'll most likely give you a timeframe).
  4. Find out how long it will take for your modem to be delivered (if you need a new one).
  5. Cancel your old plan and clear up any pending bills.

You can read our guide to switching NBN providers for more details.

What's involved in installing the NBN?

It's easy to have the NBN installed at your home for the first time. All you need is your address to get started.

  1. See if your apartment has the NBN. Use our NBN tracker to get sorted.
  2. If you live in a rental, make sure you have your landlord's permission (in writing) to install the NBN for the first time
  3. Consult with your provider about all the NBN hardware you'll be needing when a technician comes for installation. This will avoid any interruptions in getting your broadband set up and running

Head to our main guide on how to connect to the NBN for more details. We have a specific one for NBN apartment installation too.

Which is the most reliable provider?

Luckily for us, the ACCC carries out audits every three months on who is the fastest and most reliable NBN provider.

It ranks NBN providers by their consistent delivery of advertised maximum speeds. The higher the percentage, the better the provider's ranking.

RankProviderDownloads (peak hours)Uploads (overall)Downloads (overall)
#1TPG96.9%86.3%98.7%
#2Optus97.2%83.9%98.7%
#3Telstra94.0%83.4%97.1%
#4iiNet93.9%85.1%95.7%
#5Aussie Broadband94.0%81.9%96.3%

Here's a look at what the five providers offer in terms of NBN 50 plans with unlimited data.

We've chosen to focus on NBN 50 plans here since it's the most popular category.

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TPG

  • Won the 2020 Finder Award for best high-speed NBN
  • $69.99/month, 48MBps typical evening speeds
  • $99.95 setup fee
  • No lock-in contract
  • BYO modem

Click here to find out more on TPG NBN plans.

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Optus

  • Pay $75/month and get full 50Mbps typical evening speeds
  • $99 setup fee
  • Exclusive access to Optus Sport
  • No lock-in contract
  • Modem cost is waived if you stay connected for 36 months

Click here to find out more on Optus NBN plans.

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Telstra

  • Pay $90/month for full 50Mbps typical evening speeds
  • No setup fee
  • No lock-in contract
  • Pay for modem if you disconnect before 24 months
  • 3 months Binge subscription for free

Click here to find out more on Telstra NBN plans.

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iiNet

  • Pay $74.99/month for 48Mbps typical evening speeds
  • BYO modem
  • No lock-in contract
  • No setup fee

Click here to find out more on iiNet NBN plans.

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Aussie Broadband

  • Pay $79/month for full 50Mbps typical evening speeds
  • No lock-in contract
  • No setup fee
  • BYO modem
  • 100% Australian customer support

Click here to find out more on Aussie Broadband NBN plans.

Frequently asked questions

  1. Record number of Australians move to very high speed NBN plans - ACCC

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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, 2019Staff

      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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    KonnieApril 13, 2018

    We live in WA have 4 people in the house looking for connect internet but dont know which company as so many bad review for tpg and few other, need to have wifi for everyone in the house but dont reall like the contract unless only 12mths… thanks

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      NikkiApril 13, 2018

      Hi Konnie,

      Thanks for your message and for visiting Finder.

      You may refer to our list of NBN plans. To show providers with contracts giving 12 months, you may use the filter on the top part of the table that says contract length, and please choose 12 months. Make sure to enter your exact address as well. Once you have chosen a particular plan, you may then click on the “Go to site” button and you will be redirected to the provider’s website where you can proceed with your application or get in touch with their representatives for further assistance.

      Hope this helps! Should you have further questions, please feel free to message us again.

      Kind regards,

      Nikki

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    RichardSeptember 12, 2017

    I will have FTTN and wish to use IVIEW and such will 25mb be sufficient download speed?

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      MaySeptember 12, 2017Staff

      Hi Richard,

      Thanks for your question.

      Are you pertaining to the ABC iview? If so, the recommended minimum Internet speed by ABC is 1.5Mbps. For best results, iview typically uses the following data speeds:

      60-minute program = up to 300MB of data on-demand and 360MB when live streaming
      30-minute program = up to 150MB of data on-demand and180MB when live streaming
      The 10-minute program = up to 50MB of data on-demand and 60MB when live streaming
      5-minute program = up to 25MB of data on-demand and 30MB when live streaming

      Hope this helps.

      Cheers,
      May

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