This massive Dodo NBN deal will save you $290 right now
Dodo is offering $30 off a month for 6 months across all NBN plans. Plus, you'll get a $110 digital Visa gift card when you sign up through Finder.
Here's a quick look at Dodo's NBN deals before we get into more details.
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Can I sign up for any Dodo NBN plan?
This will depend on the type of NBN connection you have at home.
Only households with an FTTP or HFC NBN connection can sign up to speeds faster than NBN 100.
If you're not sure what type of NBN connection you have, entering your address on Dodo's website after hitting the "GO TO SITE" button will show you the plans available to you.
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Are Dodo's NBN plans worth it?
If you factor in the 6-month discount and $110 gift card, you're essentially saving $290 overall, which is a pretty hefty discount.
You can check out the full terms and conditions of the Finder Reward if you want more information before signing up.
Dodo also won multiple accolades in Finder's 2026 Broadband Awards: Best Budget NBN Provider, Best Everyday Use NBN Provider, Best Fast Speeds NBN Provider and Best Superfast Speeds NBN Provider.
Is there a catch with any of Dodo's NBN plans?
Not really. There's no lock-in contract so you can leave whenever you want.
You also get unlimited data and the option to either bring your own modem or buy one upfront for $169.90.
If you'd rather spread out the cost of the hardware, you can pay it off over 24 months at $7.50 a month.
One thing to keep in mind is that you'll have to set up direct debit when signing up, and a $10 late fee may apply if your bill is more than 3 days overdue.
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