There's not too much to set Swoop apart from the competition, but it's not a bad option if you're looking for an affordable NBN plan with fast speeds.
"I switched to Swoop after my introductory offer from Kogan expired. At the time, Swoop was offering a $20 monthly discount for the first 6 months on its no lock-in contract NBN 100 plan. This saved me $120 overall. The internet is fast and reliable and there is an online portal to update payment details and manage your service, which Kogan did not have."
You can get in touch with Swoop's Australia-based customer support team in the following ways:
Swoop doesn't have much in the way of bonus features apart from:
When you share your unique promo code with a friend or family member, both of you will receive $15 off your monthly bill for the first 6 months.
There's also no limit to how many people you refer.
We've used NBN 50 to stack up Swoop against its competitors as this is currently the most common speed tier in Australia.
| Provider | Typical evening speed | Price | Learn more |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swoop | 50Mbps | $84/month | |
| TPG | 50Mbps | $79.99/month | |
| Telstra | 50Mbps | $105/month | |
| Optus | 50Mbps | $89/month | |
| AGL | 50Mbps | $94/month | |
| Aussie Broadband | 49Mbps | $89/month | |
| Belong | 50Mbps | $85/month | |
| Tangerine | 50Mbps | $82.90/month |
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