NBN Providers in Australia

Compare NBN providers to find the best internet service for your needs. Each provider offers different speeds, prices, and customer service levels.

Telstra

Established 1975

From
$75
/month

Australia's largest telecommunications provider with extensive NBN coverage and premium customer support.

4.2/5
Service
4.5/5
Network
3.8/5
Value
4 plans availableView Plans

Optus

Established 1981

From
$79
/month

Major Australian telecommunications provider offering competitive NBN plans with entertainment bundles.

4/5
Service
4.3/5
Network
4.1/5
Value
2 plans availableView Plans

TPG

Established 1986

From
$59.99
/month

Value-focused provider known for affordable NBN plans and straightforward pricing.

3.8/5
Service
4/5
Network
4.5/5
Value
2 plans availableView Plans

Aussie Broadband

Established 2008

From
$79
/month

Australian-owned provider with excellent customer service and network performance.

4.7/5
Service
4.6/5
Network
4.4/5
Value
4 plans availableView Plans

iiNet

Established 1993

From
$74.99
/month

Well-established provider offering reliable NBN services with local Australian support.

4.1/5
Service
4.2/5
Network
4/5
Value
1 plans availableView Plans

Dodo

Established 2001

From
$65
/month

Budget-friendly provider offering competitive NBN plans for cost-conscious customers.

3.5/5
Service
3.7/5
Network
4.3/5
Value
1 plans availableView Plans

Vodafone

Established 1993

From
$75
/month

Leading mobile network provider also offering NBN plans with bundling options and rewards.

3.9/5
Service
4.1/5
Network
4/5
Value
2 plans availableView Plans

Belong

Established 2013

From
$55
/month

Telstra-owned budget brand offering simple, no-frills NBN plans with competitive pricing.

4/5
Service
4.3/5
Network
4.4/5
Value
3 plans availableView Plans

Superloop

Established 2014

From
$94.95
/month

Performance-focused provider targeting gamers and power users with premium network quality.

4.2/5
Service
4.5/5
Network
4.1/5
Value
2 plans availableView Plans

Mate

Established 2015

From
$69
/month

Australian-owned provider offering flexible NBN plans with no lock-in contracts.

4.3/5
Service
4.2/5
Network
4.3/5
Value
2 plans availableView Plans

Exetel

Established 2001

From
$49.99
/month

Long-standing budget provider offering affordable NBN plans for price-conscious customers.

3.6/5
Service
3.8/5
Network
4.4/5
Value
2 plans availableView Plans

How to Choose an NBN Provider

1. Compare Prices and Value

While price is important, also consider what you get for your money. Some providers include modems, entertainment bundles, or other perks that add value.

2. Check Customer Service Ratings

Good customer service can make a big difference when you have connection issues. Look for providers with Australian-based support and good service ratings.

3. Read the Fine Print

Check for setup fees, contract terms, and typical evening speeds. Some providers offer better performance during peak hours than others.

4. Consider Your Needs

Different providers excel in different areas. Some are better for budget plans, while others focus on premium speeds and service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I switch NBN providers?

Yes, you can switch NBN providers at any time. If you're on a no lock-in contract, you can switch without penalties. Just check your current contract terms before making the change.

Do all providers use the same NBN network?

Yes, all providers use the nbn co network infrastructure. However, performance can vary based on how much bandwidth capacity (CVC) each provider purchases from nbn co.

What's the difference between providers?

Providers differ in pricing, customer service, network capacity, contract terms, and included features. Some offer entertainment bundles, others focus on competitive pricing or premium support.