CommBank customers get 30% off these NBN plans for a year

Anula Wiwatowska - Offsite Editorial Lead

Last updated 27 April 2022

Best for most

NBN 50
XL Speed Boost
50Mbps typical evening speed
Unlimited data
No contract term
30% discount for CBA customers

$53.90

Largest discount

NBN 250
XXXL Speed Boost
205Mbps typical evening speed
Unlimited data
No contract term
30% discount for CBA customers

$83.30

Cheapest

NBN 25
Standard Speed
25Mbps typical evening speed
Unlimited data
No contract term
30% discount for CBA customers

$46.20

Relatively new telco More is dropping 30% off NBN plan fees for current CommBank customers, you’ll just need to pay using your CBA card.

Here are More’s NBN plans;

All Fixed Line nbn®

Value NBN

All Fixed Line nbn®

nbn® 25/8.5 Mbps
Unlimited Data
Deal: $55/mth for 36 months, then $70/mth ongoing for CommBank customers who sign up using a CommBank credit or debit card

$80/mth

Min. cost $80

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$80/mth

Min. cost $80

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And here are what the prices come down to after the CBA discount is applied:

NBN 25 was $66 per month - $46.20 per month with discount
NBN 50 was $77 per month - $53.90 per month with discount
NBN 100/20 was $99 per month - $69.30 per month with discount
NBN 100/40 was $109 per month - $76.30 per month with discount
NBN 250 was $119 per month - $83.30 per month with discount

Without the discounts, More’s plan prices sit relatively on-par with the market average, but with the discount they are among the cheapest per annum.

#1	amaysim	amaysim All Fixed Line nbn® NBN50 All Fixed Line nbn® nbn® 50/17 Mbps Unlimited Data Deal: Includes $40/mth off for the first 6 months ($30 NBN Sale + $10 Standard Intro offer), then $85/mth. Ends 04.10.26 $45/mth for first 6 months, then $85/mth Min. cost $45 Go to Site	$45/mth for first 6 months, then $85/mth Min. cost $45	Go to Site
#2	Belong	Belong All Fixed Line nbn® NBN Standard Plus – Unlimited All Fixed Line nbn® nbn® 50/17 Mbps Unlimited Data Deal: Includes $36 off for 6 months - $55/mth for first 6 mths, then $91/mth (Offer ends 04.11.26) + Free $80 Mobile SIM $55/mth for first 6 mths, then $91/mth Min. cost $55 Go to Site	$55/mth for first 6 mths, then $91/mth Min. cost $55	Go to Site
#3	Dodo Editor's Pick	Dodo All Fixed Line nbn® Editor's Pick nbn50 Unlimited Plan All Fixed Line nbn® nbn® 50/17 Mbps Unlimited Data Deal: Incl. $30/mth discount for 6 months based on the standard price $87.99/mth. Ends 08.12.26. T&Cs apply. $57.99/mth for first 6 mths, then $87.99/mth Min. cost $57.99 Go to Site*	$57.99/mth for first 6 mths, then $87.99/mth Min. cost $57.99	Go to Site

Take the NBN 50 plan as an example, currently the three cheapest plans in our database sit between just under $54 per month, all thanks to 6-month promotional discounts. More’s NBN 50 plan also sits just under $53, but the discount lasts for double the time meaning you’ll save significantly more over the course of the year than with the other providers. The case is the same across the other speed tiers.

In order to trigger the discount you’ll just need to toggle over to CommBank Customer Pricing when you sign up with More, and use a CBA card to make your payments. The discount will automatically be applied for 12-months, and after that period is over the plan fees will go back to the undiscounted rate.

Each of these plans are contract-free however, so you can cancel anytime if you decide after the year (or anytime within) that More isn’t right for you. You can also cancel within your first fortnight and get a full refund of your plan fees if you're not satisfied with your More NBN service.

More is partly owned by CommBank - hence the discounts - and is a sister business to Tangerine Telecom. Both these providers offer the same typical evening speeds, non-discounted pricing, and 14-day NBN Trial, but Tangerine doesn’t currently have any perks for CommBank customers.

Anula Wiwatowska

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Anula is the Off-Site Editorial Lead for WhistleOut Australia, and an award winning tech journalist. She has been writing about the Australian telco industry, and consumer technology for over five years, and has been known to tell her Uber driver which phone they should upgrade to next.

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