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We currently don't have a partnership for that product, but we have other similar offers to choose from (how we picked these ):
We currently don't have a partnership for that product, but we have other similar offers to choose from (how we picked these ):
When it comes to More's NBN plans, which feature unlimited data and no lock-in contracts:
More has great value if you do your banking with Commonwealth Bank. CommBank customers get 20% discount on their first 12 months, then an ongoing 10% discount. When this discount is applied, most of More's plans become cheaper then the average for the most part.
Beyond the benefits for CommBank customers, there isn't much to separate More from multiple other internet providers in the market. If you're not with CommBank, you're likely to find a cheaper NBN plan elsewhere, such as sister provider Tangerine, which offers NBN plans with the same typical evening download speeds but for less.
"I switched to More NBN as part of their promotion with CBA, getting us a sweet monthly discount. My current provider had just hiked their prices and it was about time we switched. The process was super easy and was ready to go in less than a week. Pro-tip: don't cancel your original NBN connection until you know your new one is ready to go. We had to hot-spot to watch Netflix for a few nights!"
There are quite a few ways to reach More if you run into any issues or have questions:
More's plans are super simple, with not much in the way of bonuses. But you do get:
If you purchase an Amazon eero device from More, it includes an eero Secure subscription at no additional cost. For as long as you stay connected with More, this subscription will stay free.
eero Secure helps keep your internet connected devices safe.
Here's how More compares to some of the most popular NBN providers in Australia and their NBN 50 plans. Keep in mind we've used the standard ongoing prices for each provider (no promotional discounts applied).
| Provider | Typical evening speed | Price | Learn more |
|---|---|---|---|
| More | 50Mbps | $92/month | |
| Telstra | 50Mbps | $105/month | |
| Optus | 50Mbps | $89/month | |
| TPG | 50Mbps | $79.99/month | |
| iiNet | 50Mbps | $84.99/month | |
| Aussie Broadband | 49Mbps | $89/month | |
| Belong | 50Mbps | $85/month | |
| Tangerine | 50Mbps | $82.90/month |
It's easy to sign up to More if you think it's right for you. Just remember to input your address on More's website to check that you have access to the NBN plan you're after.
More also sells a fixed wireless NBN plan if that's the connection type available at your address.
What if I'm moving to a new address?
If you're already a More customer, you can organise moving your service to a new address using its Self Care portal's relocation option. If you aren't, contact More in advance so you can ensure your internet is switched on when you move in. If where you're moving to has previously been connected to the NBN, More reckons it should have your new connection up and running within 1-3 business days.
We recommend also giving your current provider notice in case there's a cancellation waiting period. You don't want to pay for 2 internet services at the same time.
For more information, see our guide on switching broadband providers.
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