Why you should choose our NBN50 plan
Are you ready to move to the NBN™ but not sure which plan to choose? Our new NBN50 plan range is a great way to first get connected as it offers fast typical evening speeds and gives you the opportunity to bundle Fetch entertainment and call options. Our NBN™ plans are the most flexible we’ve ever offered with $0 Activation on both no Lock In and 6 month contracts making them ideal for renters and home owners.
When looking for an NBN™ plan, you’ll likely come across the NBN™ plan tiers: NBN12, NBN50 and NBN100 as well as the new NBN25 tier – but what do these mean?
NBN12 – 10.7 Mbps typical evening speeds* for basic internet use such as web browsing and email.
NBN25 –20.8Mbps typical evening speeds* recommended for households with multiple devices and broadband users.
NBN50 – 43.7Mbps typical evening speeds* recommended for quality streaming or households with multiple devices/users.
NBN100 – 83.3Mbps typical evening speeds* recommended for entertainment lovers or online gamers who need our best available NBN™ connection.
Our new range offers NBN™ plans across every available tier, so no matter how you use your ‘net, you’ll find a plan that fits your household. If you add that to our award-winning 24/7 customer service, we’re making connecting to the NBN™ easy for everyone!
Read on to find out everything you need to know about iiNet’s NBN50 plan and how you can build your ideal plan.
Here is our awesome NBN50 plan
Our NBN50 plan delivers typical evening speeds of 43.7Mbps* during peak times – that’s when you need it most!
Our top NBN50 plan is the perfect pick for those households who use streaming services such as Netflix or Stan With our new plans customers no longer have to commit to a 24 month contract to avoid an activation fee. New customers can choose a six month or a no lock-in contract with limitless data each month with a $0 broadband activation fee! If you need a modem to get you started it will set you back $99.95 on a no lock-in contract, or $59.95 on a six month contract (plus a $10 delivery fee) but you can also bring your own modem if you so choose**.
If you are already with iiNet and looking to upgrade to the NBN™, then you can do so on a flexible no lock-in contract. If you need a new modem, then simply add one to your order for only $59.95.
The add-ons
Entertainment lovers – check out our Fetch Entertainment Bundle
If you’re an entertainment lover (let’s be honest, most of us are!) you’ll love our Fetch Entertainment Bundle. For new customers, by taking a six month NBN™ contract, you can add a Fetch subscription to your NBN™ plan for $$0 per month for the first 24 months and only $5 per month after that. A set-up fee of just $59.99 applies. This is also available for existing customers on no lock-in contracts.
The sleek Fetch Mini set top box takes up minimal space near the TV and lets you access free-to-air, Catch-up TV and Netflix, Stan^^ and YouTube streaming apps in the comfort of your living room, plus 30 preselected movies each month at no additional cost. There’s also a huge range of over 8,000 new releases and old favourites available to buy or rent from the Fetch Movie and TV Store and a selection of premium channels in the Fetch channel packs that you can add to your subscription at any time.
Call packs that will keep you talking
If you love a good chat, for only $5 per month you can upgrade the $74.99 NBN50 plan to get more included phone value with unlimited standard calls to Australian landlines and mobiles.
Got friends and family abroad? Then consider adding our International call pack for unlimited calls to landlines in our Top 20 international destinations for only $10 per month!
Moving home
If you’re an iiNet customer and you need to move house, no worries! Thanks to our dedicated Movers team, it’s now easier, cheaper and more flexible for you to relocate your internet connection to your new address. Wherever you move in Australia, iiNet has a plan for you. There’s no moving fees, no disconnection charges and no connection fees and you can even keep your current phone number and email address! Need help relocating your ‘net? Head here.
Ready to switch to iiNet NBN™?
Want to try Australia’s No.1 Internet Service Provider to see the difference? Try out our new no lock-in contracts with no connection fees – head over to our website and pick out your NBN™ plan and sign up today. If NBN™ isn’t available in your area yet, no worries! You can pre-order up to six months in advance of the estimated NBN-ready date at your address, so you can place your order today and leave the rest to us.
If you still need a hand choosing your iiNet NBN™ plan, just give our friendly Sales Team a call on 13 19 17 and we’ll be happy to help.
*Typical Evening Speed indicates download speed measured between 7pm – 11pm. Actual speeds may vary due to access method, network, device and more. FTTN, FTTC & FTTB speeds to be confirmed when active. Actual speeds may vary due to various factors. Learn more about NBN™ speeds. NBN™ Key Facts Sheet. $300 New Development charge applies if your premises is identified by NBN Co as being within the site boundary of a new development.
**Some of our NBN Phone services will not work on a third party modem and will require you to purchase a modem from us (which is WiFi and VoIP enabled). In these instances the NBN Phone service will not be available if you choose to use a third party modem. You will also need a standard phone handset (approved for use in Australia) to use your included NBN Phone service.
^ Not available for all carriers.
^^Subscriptions required for Netflix and Stan.
49 comments
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Been on 50 for years. Never ever had more than 30 . Paying twice the price . Cannot wait for accc. Cannot wait for my huge refund
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I keep getting NBN offers but we don’t even have it on our street yet. And I’m not holding my breath for it to happen. Pathetic rollout thanks to government ineptitude.
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I am an iinet customer with landline phone and broadband and mobile phone, plus alarm system that automatically calls each day. I want then bn, soon to be connected, to provide the same, or slightly better service. You have all my figures. What nbn service do I need for this. How would my alarm system, splitter and modem be affected.
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We went on to the NBN following discussion with IINET personnel about the usage we have had in the past and what we probably need in the future. This included our land line.
Having said that our speed on the internet is not great but it’s OK for our needs and our package includes the land line. We are paying around $50 per month for the internet and land line. The NBN50 sounds pretty good but we don’t use Netflix etc so probably not much point in upgrading. Regards, David. -
The modem is rubbish. Wifi is almost non existent. However the NBN service from iiNet is excellent, recommended. But for the sake of your clients upgrade the modem.
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Why are you sending this when I have been on NBN since it was available and you upgraded me to NBN 50 plan. The maximum I can get is 37mbps
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I don’t know what to make of this. It informs about plans but does not provide a cost to any of the plans.
How is any one going to make a decision to buy a plan?
I guess the plans are free or secret. -
I have you NBN50 plan and have never ever got any more than 26mbps. You can never provide this speed on the technology at my premises. Why advertise what you cannot supply?
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I don’t want NBN Satellite.
Offer another way, & I may consider NBN Thank You, Keith Ward -
I’ve already signed up in August because our fixed wireless service was supposed to be available at the end of August, but the best speed on offer was NBN25. I would love NBN50 as that is the spec for fixed wireless. When can I expect to be connected? Still waiting!
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OK have been a iinet customer for about 8 years , , A NBN customer with iinet for 2 years 2 months paying $ 90.00 per month . SO please put me back onto your new $ 74.99 P/M plan . with all the goodies that go with it
thank you Colin Tessmer -
Belong internet provider offered me NBN 50 for $65/month . Can you match them with that price? I’m your member for nearly 10 years now and considering joining the Belong if you don’t give me a better deal.
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All the above sounds so great.
What about your exhisting customers ????
I am paying $79.99 a month and I simply get the NBN 50 with none of the extras.
Can anyone maybe put some light on this ?
I would like to add that I have been an IINet client for over 15 years. -
I signed up for iiNet satellite, but realised data quota was only 60GB at peak time, which is totally useless in this day of streaming, eg,10 movies a week and nothing left for other internet browsing, email, Facebook etc, cancelled after a few days!
I’m only 3 Kms from the suburbs in a rural area in the North Eastern area, but no option for decent NBN!
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I can just say that I had nbn100 with TPG in Byron Bay in 2018 and now, since mid 2019 nbn50 with iinet close to Ballina and in both cases the Internet works great, flawless and with the advertised speed.
Disclosure: I am a IT professional working in Internet technology space since 25 years, not / never affiliated with TGP or iinet
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The issue I gave is that we’ve been getting drop outs, streaming is often not satisfactory. I’d love to go back to the ncable we had before, damn the government for this outdated nbn.
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at the moment I don’t have NBN my speed is download 2.7 mbps upload is 0.7 this is on a good day sometimes its much worse , give me a good reason to sign up with iiNet , when I ring to get some more speed im sent some around the world trying to explain to them , for not much success, sorry westnet you used to be OK once
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I’ve been with iiNet for over 10 years. You’ve always been great however for the last 10 months or so, we’ve been getting speeds around 1-2mbps! After numerous calls and “fixing” it up to 6mbps, we’re back to square one. It feels like this is happening so we have to change over. We’ve been on the $59.95 a month which is what we want to pay, running a small business that we have the same plan on and a home office, our home office speed is rubbish. We do t just need thenincreased speed at night, we need it all day!
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I chose the NBN50 plan because that speed suited my family/business needs. However NBN cannon deliver that speed. I’ve been downgraded to the 25 plan and on a really good day I might get 14Mbps.
The NBN can’t deliver -
I am very happily on the NBN Wifi with an extra cheap start-up Westnet. That is
because I am old and I get everything I need -
I am an iiNet customer and was told some months ago (when the nuisance calls started) that I did not need NBN.So why have you started to tell me that I do need it. I have VDSL which I was told was adequate.
If NBN is cheaper and quicker then I will go for it. At present my bill is for about $80 per month. -
I too have been getting these phone calls. I have been a customer for close on 16 years and am now quite confused. yes we have the old Transact line at the rear of our house but not connected to it. I have been using ADSL for internet access, not this fibre line. This is all quite confusing for 68 year old – VDSL (broadband) or NBN?
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I have switched from an ADSL A/C to and NBN A/C but can’t locate my NBN details online. My login details are the same for both accounts. When I login I only get account details for the ADSL A/C. How do I get to the NBN Account?
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I was on the NBN 12 plan but was having so much trouble with SBS on demand. Programs were OK but as soon as an AD came on the screen would keep locking up. I was told that it was probably my NBN speed (not by an IInet Tech) and I should upgrade my Plan. I have upgraded to the NBN 50 plan but it has not made any difference.
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Hi,
I’ve just upgraded from my old ADSL2+ broadband service to NBN50. Performance so far is great and the self-installation process very smooth and easy. Logging into the Toolbox I am surprised to find an “Anytime Quota” figure against the my account. I am on the $74.99 per month pln that comes with “Limitless” data. If it is limitless, why the quota figure – which currently sits at 34594MB after a couple of days usage?
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Just switched to nbn50 plan, and getting 5MBps down, 12MBbps up at 1030 on Sunday morning, very dissappointed and feel like I have wasted my money upgrading from nbn12
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I am so disinclined to switch to the NBN – most of what I hear about it from friends and colleagues who have already switched or read on line is “average” to “very negative”. I’m currently on your ADSL2+ system which works OK (giving approximately 8Mbps download during the evenings) and should be equivalent to NBN (which you say above gives ~12 Mbps evening download speeds. Yet you and other providers are trying to crank us up to the high tier “50” band for an extra $15-20 per month. The NBN seems like a significant downgrade in both service and value.