Pros
- Bundling options available
- Ranked equal 1st in the ACCC's final Broadband Performance Report (June 2026)
Cons
- No BYO modem option

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Sam BaranUpdated
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How we picked theseiPrimus is a long-time Internet provider, offering decent plans for average prices.
There's nothing that stands out too much about iPrimus plans, but you do get the option to bundle your NBN plan with an iPrimus mobile plan for $5 per month off.
That said, iPrimus might suit you if:
However, watch out for:
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iPrimus's NBN plans are priced around the average for their respective speed tiers compared to other NBN plans on Finder.
Given iPrimus advertises typical evening speeds at or near to the maximum speed across all of its NBN plans, it could still be a decent connection for your money.

In June 2026, iPrimus ranked equal 1st (out of 10 providers) in the ACCC Broadband Performance Report for download speeds during peak hours (7-11pm), reaching maximum plan speeds during the busiest hours of the day - 102.3% of the time.
iPrimus finished equal 1st in the ACCC's broadband performance report. The ACCC wound that programme up with a final edition in June 2026, so there won't be further rankings. This follows their major turnaround in December 2024, which marked their highest ranking since hitting 5th place back in December 2021.
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Have an issue or want to get in touch? iPrimus has several ways to get in contact:
If you're not convinced iPrimus is right for you, here are a few others that could be worth considering instead:
For cheaper plans:
If iPrimus's plans aren't doing it for you, Tangerine is one of the cheapest NBN providers on Finder, with fast speeds too.
For more reliable speeds:
Although its plans are a bit more expensive, Optus has come first multiple times on the ACCC Broadband Performance Report.
For local support:
Aussie Broadband is one of a handful of NBN providers with Australia-based customer support. However, its plans are a bit more expensive compared to iPrimus's.
If you've figured out what plan you want, signing up is easy.
Hit the "Go to site" button in our comparison table, which will take you through to iPrimus's website. Once you've entered your address, you can head through to checkout.
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What if I'm moving house?
If you're already an iPrimus customer, you can fill out the relocation request form and it will handle the switch for you. Otherwise, iPrimus doesn't specify a timeframe to get connected.
Make sure to give your current provider some notice in case there's a waiting period for cancellation. You don't want to be stuck paying for 2 Internet services.
For more details, see our guide on switching broadband providers.
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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what do the tiers mean I can’t see a directory
Hi Reen,
Thanks for your question.
NBN offers 5 speed tiers with download speed starting at 12 Mbps to 100 Mbps. I’ve sent you an email with a link to NBN page where you can get more information about their speed tiers.
Cheers,
Anndy
$79 unlimited data is highest speed for down loading?
And it’s a Mobil modem,you can use at home or any way you take with you?