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Skymesh offers satellite and fixed wireless NBN plans with a focus on rural and regional areas.
Its plans are priced competitively, with significant savings available through six-month introductory discounts for new customers on a flexible, no-lock-in basis.
Skymesh NBN is right for you if:
You're looking for a competitively priced satellite NBN plan with unlimited data.
You live in a remote area. You are outside the reach of NBN Fixed Line or Fixed Wireless footprints and need a reliable connection.
You want to avoid upfront costs as Sky Muster equipment is supplied, installed, and maintained by NBN Co at no cost to you.
However, you should also consider that:
While Skymuster Plus data allowances are uncapped, data usage may be slowed during peak times to maintain network stability.
Skymesh's satellite plans cover both regular Sky Muster and Sky Muster Plus, with the latter offering unmetered data except for video streaming and VPN use during peak hours (4pm–midnight).
The satellite NBN plans are priced well but there are some providers like Activ8me offering cheaper plans with similar features. There are no activation or set-up fees.
The modems start from $139.99 if you don't plan on using your own.
Things to watch out for:
If you sign up to a no lock-in plan, you will only need to give a 30-day notice before cancellation.
Skymesh offers 3 fixed wireless plans with unlimited data.
With more providers offering fixed wireless plans, Skymesh's stack up average against the market. With no typical evening speeds advertised, you could find a better price for a specified speed elsewhere.
Performance
Since the ACCC broadband performance report focuses on fixed-line NBN, Skymesh's plans are not covered. This makes it difficult to verify its speeds' reliability.
Why this matters: The ACCC report allows customers to see which NBN providers deliver the speeds they've advertised, as a measure of reliability.
Additionally, Skymesh doesn't advertise any typical evening speeds on its fixed wireless plans, which means you could receive speeds well below the maximum threshold.
Customer service
Local customer support
You can get in touch with Skymesh in the following ways:
Give them a call between 8am and 8pm AEDT on weekdays and from 9am to 5pm on weekends and public holidays.
Request a callback while in queue or by sending an SMS.
Fill out your enquiry in the online form.
Good to know: Skymesh's customer support team is based locally in Brisbane, Queensland.
Which rivals are giving Skymesh a run for its money?
For competitive satellite NBN:
Activ8me is another provider with a wide range of satellite broadband plans, along with Sky Muster Pro which gives you a daily data allowance instead of monthly.
For budget-friendly fixed wireless:
Tangerine has a range of fixed wireless plans and some of the cheapest plans on Finder. It offers 6-month sign-up discounts to sweeten the deal.
Ready to sign up to Skymesh?
Signing up to Skymesh NBN is easy once you've worked out what plan is right for you.
Simply click the green "Go to site" button in our comparison table. All you'll need to do then is type in your address to check the plan availability in your area and sign up to the plan of your choice.
What if I'm moving house? You can select a date during the sign-up process for when you'd like your new Skymesh plan to be activated. It could take up to 14 business days to get connected.
Remember to give your current provider a heads-up in case there's a notice period to serve. You don't want to be stuck paying for 2 internet services.
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Why am I now being charged $111.05 is there a better deal now please.
Regards Julie
Finder
SarahNovember 17, 2025Finder
Hi Julia,
It sounds like you are on the NBN 100 plan. As a guide, NBN 100 is ideal for larger or heavier-use households (3–6+ people) who stream multiple 4K videos, download large files or run many smart devices at once. NBN 50 is suitable for small to medium households (2–4 people) doing everyday internet activities like HD/4K streaming, gaming and video calls. Perhaps there is an opportunity to reduce your plan to NBN50 to save money on your monthly fee? Or you could compare other internet providers to see if you can get a better deal. Hope this helps!
SteveJuly 28, 2017
We live in the Kimberley’s at a remote resort and can only get a set amount of internet a month. So I’m just wondering why can’t we get unlimited internet access through satellite?
Finder
RenchJuly 29, 2017Finder
Hi Steve,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please note that we are not affiliated with SkyMesh or any company we feature on our site and so we can only offer you general advice.
If you are with SkyMesh, please read more about their NBN satellite plans. You may contact them directly to inquire if it’s possible for you to get unlimited internet at your address.
I’ve checked a number of addresses on Margaret River and I can’t find SkyMesh among the available providers. You can verify this by entering your complete address on our NBN tracker. Once you are able to get a result, just click the ‘Compare NBN plans’ button to check the broadband providers.
Alternatively, you may also directly get in touch with Skymesh Customer Service and have them check your address.
Cheers,
Anndy
bettyJuly 23, 2015
Can i get skymesh broadband without nbn
BrodieJuly 30, 2015
Hi Betty,
Thanks for posting your question on finder.com.au. It really depends on the area you’re in. I’d recommend calling Skymesh Customer Service and having them check your address.
Skip the upfront costs with an internet plan that includes zero setup fees. Bring your own modem or snag one for $0 with some providers by staying connected for a set time.
Find out if it's worth signing up to iiNet for your broadband connection.
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Why am I now being charged $111.05 is there a better deal now please.
Regards Julie
Hi Julia,
It sounds like you are on the NBN 100 plan. As a guide, NBN 100 is ideal for larger or heavier-use households (3–6+ people) who stream multiple 4K videos, download large files or run many smart devices at once. NBN 50 is suitable for small to medium households (2–4 people) doing everyday internet activities like HD/4K streaming, gaming and video calls. Perhaps there is an opportunity to reduce your plan to NBN50 to save money on your monthly fee? Or you could compare other internet providers to see if you can get a better deal. Hope this helps!
We live in the Kimberley’s at a remote resort and can only get a set amount of internet a month. So I’m just wondering why can’t we get unlimited internet access through satellite?
Hi Steve,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please note that we are not affiliated with SkyMesh or any company we feature on our site and so we can only offer you general advice.
If you are with SkyMesh, please read more about their NBN satellite plans. You may contact them directly to inquire if it’s possible for you to get unlimited internet at your address.
Meanwhile, you can also check other Satellite NBN broadband plans to explore other options available to you.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Rench
Do you operate out of WA? Margaret River?
Hi Chops,
Thanks for your question.
I’ve checked a number of addresses on Margaret River and I can’t find SkyMesh among the available providers. You can verify this by entering your complete address on our NBN tracker. Once you are able to get a result, just click the ‘Compare NBN plans’ button to check the broadband providers.
Alternatively, you may also directly get in touch with Skymesh Customer Service and have them check your address.
Cheers,
Anndy
Can i get skymesh broadband without nbn
Hi Betty,
Thanks for posting your question on finder.com.au. It really depends on the area you’re in. I’d recommend calling Skymesh Customer Service and having them check your address.
Thanks,
Brodie