iiNet NBN plans are available across a wide range of speed tiers to suit different household needs, from the slower speed tiers to the super-fast speeds, along with modem and home phone options.
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iiNet NBN plans are available as month-to-month plans, which you can customise by adding on a modem or you can choose to BYO modem. There are also optional call packs and entertainment add ons, along with the option to bundle a SIM-only phone plan with your NBN plan.
iiNet offers all the six main NBN speed tiers — from NBN 12 up to NBN 1000 speeds — making it one of a small number of providers to offer a wide range of plans to suit all kinds of home internet needs.
It’s also one of a few internet providers to offer entertainment extras, in the form of a Fetch add on. You’ll be able to bundle in a Fetch set top box along with channel pack add ons. Some NBN speed plans can get Fetch for $0 per month for the first 24 months (then $5 per month ongoing), while other plans will require you to pay the $5 per month from sign up.
The below table features a selection of published iiNet NBN plans from Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost from lowest to highest. Use our comparison tool to see plans from a wider range of providers. These are products with links to a referral partner.
For those unable to connect to a fibre NBN plan, fixed wireless may be the only NBN option available to you, which isn’t offered by many NBN providers. iiNet offers a small selection of fixed wireless NBN plans which offer similar value to their fixed line counterparts, but speeds max out at NBN 25. There are two NBN 12 plans, one with a set data inclusion and the other with unlimited data, but if you want faster speeds, there’s an NBN 25 plan also available.
You can get deals and discounts from time to time when signing up to an iiNet NBN plan. If iiNet’s NBN plans look like the right plan for you, you might want to keep an eye out to see if there are any deals or offers available.
While NBN plans from iiNet are available across all speed tiers, from NBN 12 up to NBN 1000, the real-world experience on these speed tiers can vary from household to household.
NBN providers are required to list a typical evening speed alongside NBN plans to give customers an idea of what speeds they can expect on their NBN plan during the busy evening peak between 7pm and 11pm. You can read our guide on typical evening speeds to find out more about iiNet NBN speeds.
If you want to add a home phone service to your iiNet NBN plan, you can choose between the pay-as-you-go pack for $0 (simply pay for the calls you make) or you can add on an international call pack for an additional monthly cost.
As Canstar Blue’s Senior Telco Specialist, Emma Bradstock covers all things mobile phone and internet, which she’s focused on for over five years. Emma has over a decade of professional writing experience across print and digital media outlets and for digital agencies, and has turned her hand to multimedia content and social media management. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Media from Macquarie University. You can follow Emma on LinkedIn.
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Josh Filosi is Canstar’s Data Insights Analyst, and helps develop and deliver the methodology for Canstar Blue’s Value Rankings and Awards for the telco industry. He holds a double-major in Economics and Behavioral Science, and enjoys interpreting complex data. Connect with Josh on LinkedIn.
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iiNet is one of the most well-known internet providers in Australia and offers a wide range of internet plans across different technology types, including NBN. As part of the TPG Telecom group, iiNet is part of the second-largest NBN company — behind the largest NBN provider, Telstra — according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) May 2024 NBN wholesale market share report.
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