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felix offers affordable month-to-month plans on the Vodafone network and stands out as the only provider in Australia with a mobile plan that has no data caps.
The caveat is there's a 40Mbps download speed cap throughout, though this is still good enough for social media, streaming, browsing and more.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
felix could be the right fit if you:
OnePass Mobile offers affordable prepaid plans with unlimited local calls and texts included.
While its month-to-month plans are decent, its long-expiry deals are where you'll get the most bang for your buck.
That’s why OnePass Mobile was highly commended in the Best Value SIM Only Mobile Provider category at the 2026 Finder Product Awards.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
OnePass Mobile could be the right fit if you:
TPG's prepaid mobile plans stack up well against our $1 per GB benchmark, both before and after factoring in its 6-month discounts.
This is one of the main reasons it won the title of Best Value SIM Only Mobile Provider in the 2026 Finder Product Awards.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
TPG could be the right fit if you:
Dodo offers budget-friendly mobile plans on the Optus 4G and 5G network.
It's one of the few providers with mobile and broadband plans, making it easy to bundle all your utilities in one place.
In fact, you can save up to $15 a month by doing just that.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
Dodo could be the right fit if you:
Boost Mobile is the only smaller provider offering the same 4G and 5G coverage as Telstra.
Other providers on the Telstra network typically have slightly reduced coverage, making Boost a unique option, especially for long-expiry plans.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
Boost Mobile could be the right fit if you:
Belong was launched as Telstra’s sub-brand back in 2013 and has since been offering mobile plans at a lower price using parts of the Telstra network.
It was also highly commended in Finder’s 2026 Mobile Providers Customer Satisfaction Awards for being a loved brand, reliability, trust and service.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
Belong could be the right fit if you:
Exetel keeps things simple with just one prepaid mobile plan, much like its NBN offering.
However, you’ll get access to a bunch of features such as data banking and international call inclusions.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
Exetel could be the right fit if you:
Kogan's mobile plans offer pretty good value for money, especially for those committing to its 365-day plans.
That's why Kogan was highly commended in the 2026 Finder Mobile Awards in the Best Long Expiry Prepaid Mobile Provider category.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
Kogan could be the right fit if you:
All three of iiNet’s SIM-only prepaid plans stack up well against our $1 per GB benchmark, though its medium and large plans offer the most bang for buck.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
iiNet could be the right fit if you:
Tangerine initially started out with great-value broadband deals, but it’s brought that same bang-for-buck approach to mobile plans too.
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How we picked theseWe've scored over 290+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
Tangerine could be the right fit if you:
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We're still editorially independent, and in our breakdown of these providers and their plans, we'll be upfront about any sneaky terms and conditions we think are important to call out.
The best provider for you is going to depend on what you value most in a mobile phone company. That can range from anything such as network, price or included plan features.
There are a few stand-outs that we've awarded across a range of categories to help narrow down the list for you.

felix mobile notched a top spot in this category. It's the only provider in Australia to offer a truly unlimited data plan, with no monthly caps.

Winner: Vodafone
Highly commended: Swoop
Highly commended: Moose Mobile

Winner: SpinTel
Highly commended: Moose Mobile
Highly commended: TPG
Highly commended: iiNet

Winner: Lyca Mobile
Highly commended: Kogan Mobile
Highly commended: Lebara

Winner: TPG
Highly commended: iiNet
Highly commended: Kogan Mobile
Highly commended: Lyca Mobile
Highly commended: OnePass Mobile (formerly Catch Connect)
When looking for a new mobile phone plan you'll want to consider a few factors:
This determines the kind of coverage you get. Those outside of metropolitan cities should focus on plans on the Telstra or Optus network. If you're looking at 5G plans, make sure to check the provider's coverage map before you sign up.

Decide how much you're willing to spend and whether you want a postpaid or prepaid plan. Postpaid plans are month-to-month but prepaid plans are more flexible with monthly, short-term and long-expiry plans up to 365 days.
Australians download around 14GB of data on average every month according to the ACCC. However, everyone's usage is different. Look at your online account, phone app or previous bills to see how much data you use and sign up for a plan accordingly.
Consider which features are most important to you. Some plans include endless data with speed caps while others offer data rollover. You can get plans with or without international calls and handy options such as data rollover or Wi-Fi calling.
"Inclusions like unlimited calls and texts are pretty standard on mobile plans these days. When you're picking a plan, look out for considerations like data amounts, data speed and extra data charges. Look out for inclusions like international calls, too. These can make a big difference to your overall mobile spend."
| Provider | Network | Plan type |
|---|---|---|
| AGL | Optus (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| ALDI Mobile | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Alphacall | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| amaysim | Optus (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Aussie Broadband | Optus (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| Belong | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| Bendigo Telco | Optus (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| BetterLife | Telstra wholesale (4G) | Prepaid |
| Boost Mobile | Telstra (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| OnePass Mobile (formerly Catch Connect) | Optus (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| CMobile Blue | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| CMobile Red | Vodafone (4G) | Postpaid |
| Coles Mobile | Optus (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Dodo | Optus (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| E.Tel | Optus (4G) | Prepaid and postpaid |
| EscapeNet | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| Everyday Mobile (Woolworths) | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Prepaid and postpaid |
| Exetel | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| EZEE Mobile | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| felix mobile | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Flip | Optus (4G) | Postpaid |
| Goodtel | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| iiNet | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| iPrimus | Optus (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| JB Hi-Fi | Telstra (4G/5G) | Prepaid and postpaid |
| Kogan Mobile | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Konec | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Lebara | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Lyca Mobile | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Mate | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| Moose Mobile | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| More | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| Optus | Optus (4G/5G) | Prepaid, postpaid, phone repayment plan |
| Pennytel | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| Southern Phone | Optus (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| SpinTel | Optus (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| Spriggy Mobile | Optus (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Superloop | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Swoop | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| Tangerine Telecom | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
| TeleChoice | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Prepaid and postpaid |
| Telsim | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Prepaid and postpaid |
| Telstra | Telstra (4G/5G) | Prepaid, postpaid, phone repayment plan |
| TPG | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| Vodafone | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Prepaid, postpaid, phone repayment plan |
| Yomojo | Optus (4G) | Prepaid |
| ZenSim | Vodafone (4G/5G) | Prepaid |
| 8 Networks | Telstra wholesale (4G/5G) | Postpaid |
The primary difference between mobile networks in Australia is coverage. Each network covers the following percentage of Australians:
Where it gets a little tricky is when we start to include smaller network providers known as MVNOs. These providers don't own their own mobile network but basically rent it out to sell their own plans.
MVNO network coverage really only differs for Telstra. Apart from Boost Mobile, all other Telstra MVNOs operate on the wholesale Telstra network which covers 98.8% of Australians.
MVNOs that use the Optus and Vodafone mobile networks have the same coverage as Optus and Vodafone themselves.
This can vary month-to-month depending on which mobile phone provider's offering the best deal.
Luckily for you, we handpick the best mobile plans in Australia every month, looking at factors such as network, price, data allowance, excess data charges and more.
Check out our top picks for this month and find out which mobile plans have made the cut.
If you want access to Telstra's network without paying higher prices, look for a Telstra MVNO. Boost Mobile is a great option as it has access to the full Telstra network. Other Telstra network providers use parts of the Telstra wholesale network rather than the full network, which covers 98.8% of Australians instead of 99.7%.
There's only a 0.7% difference between Telstra's wholesale network and its full one, but this difference may be noticeable for those in rural and regional parts of Australia.
There are lots of differences between Telstra and Optus – even Vodafone. Depending on what you need in a mobile plan, it's hard to say which one is better than the other.
Optus mobile plans tend to be cheaper, but Telstra's network is superior, reaching the largest amount of the Australian population.
Mariam Gabaji is a journalist with 13 years of experience, specialising in consumer topics like mobile services and energy costs. Her work appears in the ABC, Yahoo Finance, 9News, The Guardian, SBS, 7News, A Current Affair and Money Magazine. Mariam holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and was a finalist for the 2024 and 2025 IT Journalism Award for Best Telecommunications Journalist. See full bio
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Hi, I’m planning to stay in Australia (Queensland) for 6 months (in this call), please recommend me a convenient plan with minimum price, 25 GB internet per month would be enough for me, but would like to have possibly of international calls.
Hi Reza, this guide should help you out with a roundup of the best plans + info on how to choose the best plan: https://www.finder.com.au/mobile-plans/best-mobile-plans-international-calling. Alternatively, some providers you can check out include ALDI Mobile, TPG, iiNet, Boost Mobile, amaysim. Hope this helps!