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How much can you save by comparing broadband?
We calculated potential savings by comparing the prices of the cheapest and most expensive broadband plans in our database (as of 5 March 2025) over a 12-month period.
We looked at unlimited NBN plans with no lock-in contracts. Here's the full list of savings for each NBN speed tier:
While you could save over $1,000 in a year by opting for the cheapest NBN 1000 plan, you could save as much as $400 with an NBN 50 or $600 for an NBN 100 plan over the year. These are the two most popular speed tiers in Australia right now.
Keep in mind that your own savings figure may be different depending on the broadband plan you're currently on and the one you're considering switching to.
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Currently, I am on Telstra pre-pay monthly paying around $40 per month. I am living in an apt in the city 4000, paying $65 for internet to another provider who already has internet connection to my apartment block. I will be moving to Forest Lake 4078 in April. Thinking of getting Telstra NBN internet +plus mobile package. Is this possible please.
You can see our overview of Telstra’s broadband plans here. Note that scoring a discount for having the mobile service as well usually requires a longer-term contract commitment and may well required you to switch to a monthly (rather than prepaid) phone plan.
Exactly what NBN options you have at your new apartment will depend on its location – some apartment blocks do lock up deals with a single specific provider, which might limit your options. If not, it’s definitely worth comparing – a bundled deal might not actually be cheaper than sourcing your mobile and Internet separately.
why didnt you guys include tangerine? It has more cheaper options for higher mbps?
Here’s our full guide to Tangerine plans.