
Cheap Fast NBN
- NBN Home Fast
- NBN 100/20
- 98Mbps Typical evening speeds
- Unlimited data
- $20 off for 6 months
$79
USE CODE: EOFY22

Best for most
- 50/20 Unlimited
- NBN 50/20
- 49Mbps typical evening speeds
- Unlimited data
- $10 off for 6 months
$69
USE CODE: EOFY10

Fastest speeds
- NBN Home Ultrafast
- NBN 250/25
- 600Mbps typical evening speeds
- Unlimited data
- $20 off for 6 months
$129
USE CODE: EOFY22
Customers new to Aussie Broadband can save up to $120 on the telco's fastest plans as part of an end-of-financial year sale. The deal saves you $20 per month on NBN 100/20, NBN 100/40, NBN 250, and NBN 1000 internet plans when you use the code EOFY22 by 11:59 pm AEDT on June 30th 2022.
The pricing for these plans works out as follows:
- NBN 100/20: $99 per month, now $79 per month for your first six months
- NBN 100/40: $109 per month, now $89 per month for your first six months
- NBN 250/25: $129 per month, now $109 per month for your first six months
- NBN 1000/50: $149 per month, now $129 per month for your first six months
The $120 discount is applied over six months of the plan, which works out to be $20 off per month - which is still a great saving.
Aussie Broadband also has a discount available for redemption on its NBN 50 plan using the code EOFY10 until 11:59 pm AEDT on June 30th 2022, where you'll save $10 per month for your first six months.
All Aussie Broadband plans are contract-free, so you can leave whenever your discount expires. You can buy a pre-configured modem for $149 upfront, or you can bring your own modem to the plan.
If Aussie Broadband isn't for you, here are some competitor NBN 100 plans to choose from:
FAQs
How long does it take to switch NBN providers?
If you're already connected to the NBN then switching providers generally doesn't take longer than a couple of hours, and you shouldn't have any downtime in between. There are times when this might take longer, such as if you're waiting for a provider modem or you're signing up to NBN for the first time.
Do I need to cancel my current internet plan while changing providers?
You shouldn't have to cancel your current NBN plan if you're changing providers, but it doesn't hurt to give them a call to make sure you don't get charged twice. If, however you're switching to or from the NBN from another internet technology, then you'll need to cancel your plan. Be sure to check for any cancellation periods, and make sure your new connection is already up and running to minimise any down time.
Are there alternatives to the NBN?
Yes. You can opt for 4G, 5G or a home wireless plan instead just name a few NBN alternatives. Each has its pros and cons so it's important you carefully choose the connection type that's right for you and meets all your needs.
Christie Graham
Digital Content Editor
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