Best NBN deals in Australia (November 2024)

Spintel | AU$47p/m (for 6 months, then AU$59.95p/m)

Offering an AU$12.95p/m saving for the first six months, Spintel’s Entry 25 is one of the most affordable plans available right now. The telco has received some pretty positive reviews online, with customers praising quick setup times, and friendly 24/7 support.

Reaching maximum advertised speeds of 25Mbps during the typical evening hours, this plan could be a great option if you want to maximise savings. And with no lock-in contract, you can change providers if you find your service isn’t up to scratch.

Total minimum cost: AU$47 | Total first year cost: AU$641.70 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$719.40

Tangerine | AU$47.90p/m (for 6 months, then AU$67.90p/m)

Tangerine has long-running promo prices across its NBN plans, and this deal is one of the cheapest prices you’ll pay for an NBN 25 connection. You’ll save AU$20 a month over your first six months — that’s AU$120 total — before the price increases to AU$67.90. Typical evening speeds clock in at a respectable 25Mbps.

This plan did undergo a recent price hike of AU$3, but we reckon that it still offers damn good value for an NBN 25 plan.

Total minimum cost: AU$47.90 | Total first year cost: AU$694.80 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$814.80

Buddy Telco | AU$59p/m (for 6 months, then AU$65/m)

Buddy's NBN 25 plan advertises 24Mbps during the typical evening hours, which is on par with its parent company, Aussie Broadband. You'll save around AU$5p/m compared to the tier's average of AU$70.21p/m.

That said, Buddy only provides NBN services, meaning you won't get a modem-router included in your plan. If you do need a modem, we'd suggest opting for Spintel's plan above.

Total minimum cost: AU$59 | Total first year cost: AU$744 | Yearly cost: AU$780

Mate | AU$40p/m using code MATE30 (for 6 months, then AU$70p/m)

Mate’s Crikey NBN 25 plan is a mammoth deal for an NBN 25 connection. You’ll save AU$30 a month over your first six months using the code MATE30 — that’s AU$180 — before the price increases to AU$70p/m. With no activation, exit, or plan change fees, this 25Mbps deal is an absolute steal.

And if you’re not completely satisfied with your connection, Mate will provide a full refund of your plan fee within the first month.

Total minimum cost: AU$40 | Total first year cost: AU$660 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$840

Flip | AU$39p/m (for 3 months, then AU$57.90p/m)

Flip's Premium NBN 25 plan is one of the cheapest plans on the market — and it's currently got an additional discount on top. Typically costing AU$44p/m for the first 6 months, the plan has been slashed by AU$5 to just AU$39p/m, offering a massive saving of AU$18.90p/m before the price increases — that's AU$113.40 total.

With typical evening speeds of up to 25Mbps, this plan is ideal for low usage, including HD streaming for one device, social media and some online gaming. Flip was also recognised as Mozo's 2024 Broadband Provider of the Year, for providing excellent value and exceptional service.

Total minimum cost: AU$39 | Total first year cost: AU$638.10 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$694.80

Kogan | AU$58.90p/m (for 3 months, then AU$68.90p/m)

Kogan’s Silver Unlimited NBN 50 clocks in with evening speeds of 50Mbps and 17Mbps uploads, which is pretty typical across the speed tier. However, thanks to this initial discount offer, you'll save AU$10p/m over the first three months — that's AU$30 — before the price increases.

Moreover, the plan's first 12-month cost of AU$796.80 is one of the cheapest of all NBN 50 plans. Kogan also offers you its Internet Price Pledge, so if you find a better price on the same NBN plan, Kogan will give you back double the difference.

Total minimum cost: AU$58.90 | Total first year cost: AU$796.80 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$826.80

Exetel | AU$60.99p/m (for 6 months, then AU$79.99p/m)

Through our exclusive partnership with WhistleOut, you can slash a massive AU$19 off this Exetel plan for the first six months — that's AU$114 total. While Exetel’s Extra-value plan isn’t the cheapest NBN 50 plan around post-outlay, it’s worth the sign-up for its Speed Boost feature. For five days a month, this feature allows you to boost your NBN 50 service to a 100Mbps service.

The ongoing price has gone up a touch in recent months but it still provides damn good value as it's under the monthly average of AU$82.93 for this tier.

Total minimum cost: AU$60.99 | Total first year cost: AU$863.88 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$959.88

Tangerine | AU$62.90p/m (for 6 months, then $82.90p/m)

Again, we mention Tangerine here as one of the cheapest NBN 50 offerings. You'll save AU$20 a month over your first six months — that’s AU$120 total — before the price increases to AU$82.90.

Tangerine is also currently offering a referral bonus of AU$50 if you refer someone to the service, so you’ll both get AU$25 credit towards your monthly NBN bills.

Total minimum cost: AU$62.90 | Total first year cost: AU$874.80 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$994.80

Buddy Telco | AU$65p/m (for 6 months, then AU$75p/m)

Advertising 49Mbps downloads and 16Mbps uploads, this NBN 50 plan slashes AU$10p/m off for the first six months — that's AU$60 total, before the price increases to AU$75p/m. Buddy's plan does come with a small speed discrepancy, but it is so minimal it will unlikely make much of a difference to the service.

Total minimum cost: AU$65 | Total first year cost: AU$840 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$900

Superloop | AU$67p/m (for 6 months, then AU$81p/m)

At the outset, Superloop's Extra-value NBN 50 introductory price is a bit inflated compared to other providers; however, the telco's ongoing cost is around the same as other providers.

Superloop offers some great perks and extras that'll give you the most bang for your buck. Notably, Superloop customers receive five free Speed Boost days per month, which allows you to bump up your download speed to the next speed tier of 100Mbps. Any unused days roll over, and you can bank up to 30 days.

Total minimum cost: AU$67 | Total first year cost: AU$888 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$972

Superloop | AU$69p/m using code BLACK-FRIDAY (for 12 months, then AU$89p/m)

NBN 100 plans are ideal for larger families and households with multiple devices. Superloop's plan is no exception to this, advertising 98Mbps download speeds during the busy evening hours of 7pm to 11pm.

The current discount knocks AU$20p/m off for the first 12 months, making this plan one of the cheapest NBN 100 plans available right now. Plus, you can turbocharge your speeds to the next tier of NBN 250 for five days every month or bank up to 30 days per year with Superloop's Speed Boost feature. All you have to do is use the code BLACK-FRIDAY at checkout.

Total minimum cost: AU$69 | Total first year cost: AU$828 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,068

Spintel | AU$65p/m (for 6 months, then AU$81.95p/m)

Spintel features again in our NBN 100 category, as it offers sensational value for a low cost. Across all NBN 100 plans, the offering has the lowest first yearly price of a modest AU$881.70 and one of the cheapest ongoing costs after the introductory discount ends.

There’s little in the way of extra features with this plan – which will likely go some way to explaining the low cost – but if you’re just searching for a no-frills NBN plan to get you connected, Spintel is well worth your attention.

Total minimum cost: AU$65 | Total first year cost: AU$881.70 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$983.40

Dodo | AU$68.90p/m (for 12 months, then AU$88.90p/m)

Using the data provided through our partnership with WhistleOut, Dodo currently offers one of the most attractive NBN 100 plans thanks to its current Black Friday offer. Although, there is a very minor catch.

Dodo's NBN 100 plan is only available for customers with FTTC, FTTP and HFC connection types. Other providers offering NBN 100 plans are available to all, including FTTN connections.

That said, this current introductory offer slashes a mammoth AU$24.10 off the first six months — that's AU$144.60 — before the price increases.

Total minimum cost: AU$68.90 | Total first year cost: AU$826.80 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,066.80

Buddy Telco | AU$75p/m (for 6 months, then AU$85p/m)

Buddy's Speedy NBN 100 plan promises to reach 98Mbps download speeds during busy evenings. It does come with a speed caveat, but it will not likely make much of a noticeable real-world difference. With that in mind, you'll save AU$60 in your first year and have a relatively low ongoing cost for an NBN 100 plan with unlimited data, so it's a clear winner to us.

Total minimum cost: AU$85 | Total first year cost: AU$960 | Yearly cost: AU$1,020

Superloop | AU$79p/m using code BLACK-FRIDAY (for 12 months, then AU$99p/m)

Advertising theoretical maximum speeds of 250Mbps during the evening hours, Superloop's NBN 250 plan is down to just AU$79p/m for the first 12 months using the code BLACK-FRIDAY. This AU$20p/m discount makes it one of the cheapest superfast offerings, with plans averaging AU$106.48p/m.

You can also boost your speeds to ultrafast heights if you like, by using the five free Speed Boost days every month. And like most NBN 250 plans, this deal is only available to those with FTTP or HFC connection types.

Total minimum cost: AU$79 | Total first year cost: AU$948 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,188

Spintel | AU$78p/m (for 6 months, then AU$89.95p/m)

Advertising 235Mbps download speeds during the typical evening hours, this Spintel deal slashes AU$11.95 off a month for the first six months — that's a saving of AU$71.70 — before the price increases to AU$89.95, which is pretty incredible value compared to other providers. Plus, it's one of the cheapest plans after the initial discount ends, priced at AU$16.60 under the monthly average of AU$106.55 for the tier.

Do note, though, that this Spintel NBN plan is only available for addresses with FTTP and HFC connections.

Total minimum cost: AU$78 | Total first year cost: AU$1,007.70 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,031.40

Dodo | AU$78.90p/m (for 12 months, then AU$98.90p/m)

Using the data provided through our partnership with WhistleOut, Dodo makes this list again, as it offers one of the most attractive NBN 250 plans for Black Friday. This current introductory offer slashes AU$20 off the first 12 months — that's AU$120 — before the price increases.

Advertising 245Mbps download speeds during the busy evening hours, this plan costs only AU$60.30 less per year than the Spintel offering above. Like other 250Mbps plans, Dodo's deal is only available for customers with FTTP and HFC connection types.

Total minimum cost: AU$78.90 | Total first year cost: AU$946.80 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,186.80

Exetel | AU$80.99p/m (for 6 months, then AU$98.99p/m)

Exetel is included in the NBN 250 tier too, thanks to its impressive introductory outlay. Firstly, the current offer will save you a massive AU$108 over the first 6 months and also brings the price to well under the average of AU$106.48 for the tier. Plus, you'll clock in some superfast download speeds of 220Mbps during the typical evening hours.

Do note though, that to access the NBN 250 tier, you will need to connect via FTTP or HFC.

Total minimum cost: AU$80.99 | Total first year cost: AU$1,079.88 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,187.88

Superloop | AU$89p/m using code BLACK-FRIDAY (for 12 months, then AU$109p/m)

We've been fans of Superloop for some time now, and perhaps the highlight of its Black Friday deals is the NBN 1000 plan. What's impressive about this specific NBN plan is that it just underwent a speed bump, increasing from 811Mbps to an astonishing 860Mbps* during the busy evening hours. This makes it one of the fastest plans available in Australia right now, coming in third behind Swoop's 969Mbps and Buddy Telco's 875Mbps.

The AU$89p/m cost is much cheaper than several 50Mbps plans, delivering incredible value. If you have a serious need for speed and an FTTP or HFC connection type, this deal shouldn't be missed.

Total minimum cost: AU$89 | Total first year cost: AU$1,068 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,308

Spintel | AU$95p/m (for 6 months, then AU$105.95p/m)

Spintel's newest offering has landed in the top spot for multiple users, as it boasts a massive 650Mbps — more than enough internet for larger households. That being said, it is on the smaller side of the NBN 1000 speed spectrum, so do take it with a grain of salt before signing up.

If you need slightly faster speeds, however, you could also consider Superloop's NBN 1000 option for a similar pricepoint and 811Mbps advertised speeds.

Total minimum cost: AU$95 | Total first year cost: AU$1,205.70 | Total yearly cost: AU$1,271.40

Buddy Telco | AU$99p/m

After a recent speed bump, Buddy Telco’s Zoomy NBN 1000 plan now advertises a whopping 875Mbps downloads and 42Mbps uploads during the busy evening hours of 7pm to 11pm. While Superloop has stolen its crown for cheapest NBN 1000 provider, Buddy still takes the helm as an all-round affordable, but seriously fast option.

Do note though, that this plan is available for HFC and FTTP addresses only.

Total minimum cost: AU$99 | Total yearly cost: AU$1,188

Swoop | AU$119p/m using code LETSGO20 (for 6 months, then AU$139p/m)

Advertising an eyewatering 969Mbps download speeds during the typical evening hours of 7pm to 11pm, Swoop's Home Ultrafast plan is the fastest internet available in Australia.

Swoop is pretty highly regarded by gamers, remote workers and streamers across reviews, with customers raving about speedy connection times. Do note though, that this plan is only available for FTTP addresses only.

Total minimum cost: AU$119 | Total first year cost: AU$1,548 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,668

TPG | AU$104.99p/m

This NBN 1000 plan offers some pretty great value at a low cost, which is rather surprising as it stems from one of the big three telcos.

Advertising maximum speeds of 671Mbps during the typical evening hours, TPG’s ultrafast plan is one of a handful of providers that reach over 650Mbps downloads. Do note though, that this plan’s minimum cost is AU$214.94 as it includes the modem fee for no lock-in contracts.

Total minimum cost: AU$214.94 (including modem fee) | Total yearly cost: AU$1,259.88