iiNet’s new SIM-only mobile plans
If you’re looking for a better mobile deal, look no further – our latest SIM-only mobile plans are here, delivering more data and inclusions than ever at awesome prices!
All you need to do is bring a 3G/4G-compatible mobile device, and we’ll bring the SIM card!
In addition to awesome value, our new range of plans have some great new features to make your life easier. Read on to find out more.
Our new mobile plans
All of our new mobile plans offer UNLIMITED talk & text to Standard Australian numbers and $0 SIM delivery on a no lock-in contract. We’ve got a range of monthly data plans to suit everyone’s needs.
Thanks to our special offer, new Mobile customers can even score their plan for half price for the first six months!
Excess Data $10/2GB. 6 month offer available for new iiNet mobile customers only. For use in Australia.
Bill shock protection
Switch to iiNet Mobile and say goodbye to nasty surprises on your mobile bill. Our new prepaid plans put you in complete control of your mobile spend. In order to use your mobile service for calls, texts or data outside of your monthly plan value (e.g. excess data $10 for 2GB) you can top up your optional Prepaid Balance online in Toolbox.
Check your coverage
Our new mobile plans are powered by the Vodafone network, which covers over 23 million Aussies! In the last 3 years alone, Vodafone have spent well over $3 billion on its mobile network to increase coverage and performance.
To check coverage in your area, here’s what you need to do:
- Visit our website.
- Scroll down and select Coverage to open our coverage checker.
- Confirm your mobile device.
- Search an address.
- Coverage will be shown on the map.
Ready to get iiNet Mobile?
It’s easy! Just sign up online or give our friendly Sales Team a call on 13 19 17.
83 comments
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Not impressed with your publicity that makes no mention of whether there is the option to stay with Optus.
As Ray said, in rural areas including mine, Vodafone is not sufficient. Your coverage map does not reflect the experience of real people here.
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Any chance of bigger data allotments? I’m looking for around 150gb as that’s what I currently get with Optus.
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What’s happening after six month.
How much will it increase too?? -
Can l get sim only $10 data only for ipad
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I want to know the cost per month after the initial 6 months.
I am already a iinet customer for my computer.
Will I get a discount to switch over from vodaphone? -
This new deal looks good but don’t want to join Vodafone as in my experience the coverage is patchy and doesn’t compare to the other networks,pity IINET didn’t partner with Optus or Telstra
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Hi. Where can I find rates for calls to international mobiles and landlines? Thanks.
Robert -
Do you do data sharing?
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What countries are covered in the 100 mins of international calls?
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Do you offer any plans using Optus network?
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I am on a $15 a month plan with 1gb data which I don’t ever exceed – does that mean you will change my plan to $7.50 p/m for 6 months and then revert back to $15 or have you have you used the change to Vodafone to increase the cheapest plan to $19.99 with 6gb of data. seems to be better for you but not for me -typical
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As I recall wasn’t iinet partnered up with Optus regarding mobile phone service which is 98.6% coverage?
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Rollover Data?
What plans ?
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Does not tell me what internet speed does this service provide.
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Do you data only sim for iPad?
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I had to port out because of the way that FlOptus built their radio network in my area. Coverage maps said great coverge, but that could not have been further from the truth. It was deplorable, so forgive my lack of faith in coverage maps.
Does Voda support WiFi calling on these plans? I went to Woolworths Prepaid because Telstra do support it on their MVNO plans – something FlOptus said they would do, but never did – quel surprise.
If they do, I’m back in the stable.
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Yes, had this very unsatisfactory conversation with iiNet about a month ago about Vodafone coverage and “Plan”. I have been with iinet/Optus mobile for more than 10 years and iinet ADSL/NBN for more than 15 years. Just so you don’t forget iiNet/TPG, no I do not want to change over to Vodafone and have poor service and bad coverage . And yes, I’m not happy with your call center in the Philippines. If you are going to act like the cheaper TPG why don’t you give me $10-$15 a month off my bill. As a customer I just what the service that works for me, not your bottom line.
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Do you have eSIM available.?
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“Our new plans are a major step forward for us and we’re excited by the value that being on the Vodafone network brings us!”
In your own words, it’s about profit for you, not what you can deliver to your customers. A retrograde step with coverage, and if you do choose to be on a Voda network, then others are already cheaper than what you offer, like Kogan. -
Can I bring my existing Vodafone mobile number ?
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Like some of the others above, coverage in many rural areas (including Tasmania) is very poor. Eventually, had to move. Its good to see you have improved your data allowance – I was only getting 2gb on a $20 plan, and would be hit for a ten buck fee if I went over.
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my plan suits me fine, I don’t want to change anything. My international calls are very important and the 100mn international call is certainly not enough for me!!!
So the question is: can my plan stays as it is? -
Do you have to change phone numbers. I am already with vodafone.
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I am am iiNet customer of old. Can I leave my mobile plan as is? It’s just right for me. Pretty please!
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Yes, new plans using Vodafone are cheap. But you get what you pay for! Bad move iinet.
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Coverage is less and overseas complications are not good either. I will NOT be changing from the Optus plan that I have.
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Vodafone :/
i was thinking about changing but will just have the same issue, vodafone have gotten worse in my area over the last few months. -
Hi Leo
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I am an iinet nbn customer for 3 years,good stuff
I am with another mobile provider with coverage wherever i’ve been, the monthly prepaid sim only price plan is $10 for 2gb data with unlimited local,national calls.
will you be offering anything like that anytime soon -
Leo, have you moderated out my comment about iiNet being non-cost competitive?
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Hello Leo,
A family member who lives in the Georges River Council area of Metropolitan Sydney NSW has a mobile service already with Vodafone. They need to go outdoors to make a phone call. Their Vodafone internet access is unusable at their residence. This same family member has an aged relative that lives on the outskirts of Taree NSW. There is no Vodafone coverage at this location and they need to use roaming on some other providers network to use their phone. This is pathetic.
Another family member that wants to upgrade their current iiNet mobile service that is provided by Optus will be forced to switch to Vodafone. This person does not want a service provided by Vodafone because of their third grade coverage. You will lose another customer.
You say that Vodafone will fix the coverage issues but how do you expect us to believe that when they have been on going for years with no resolve?
Thanks
Mr A Bruce
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Vodaphone is useless in country areas. Very anti country people of you
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Hi Leo
I’m in rural NSW and have NBN satellite dish installed, i am an iiNet customer for that .
My mobile is with another provider and only used when I travel to town, when at home I use wifi calling through nbn as there is no mobile service available there. If I switch my mobile plan to the iiNet plan will my wifi calling at home still work
Cheers Paul -
You get what you pay for. Not interested.
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What a pity this plan is with Vodaphone. No good for us Tasmanians so will stay where I am , thanks.
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I’m super happy with these prices and Vodafone’s coverage in my area, I’m fortunate. 🙂
My current plan allows me 1000 international minutes and unlimited international sms – is that something I could bundle onto this? And are there any discounts if I’m also using broadband via iinet?
Thank you.
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Hi Guys, Are you saying that I can stay on my current iiNet Optus plan indefinitely?
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Got my new Sim for the changeover to Vodafone. Have to wait a WEEK to be connected as Vodafone is doing upgrades. This is very much NOT ACCEPTABLE. Not having a phone for a week is unbelievable in this day & age.
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After 4 phone calls to iinet, they still can’t tell me how to connect an apple watch to the cell network. apple watch SE
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Plans are little bit expensive I guess.
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Now 2 WEEKS without a phone. Was told on 10th November that my issue had been escalated and someone would call me within 72 hours. Now 5 days later, a bit longer than 72 hours and no contact. Can someone please fix this. It has gone way beyond a joke.
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very bad mobile coverage are swaping t new sim, why swap to vodafone 3g? will be leaving iinet after 10 good years
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About time you offered eSIMs isn’t it.
Shows your not moving with the times and client demands.
You’ve partnered with Vodafone, and if someone signs up directly with them they do offer eSIMs, so why not thru you.
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Can you set something up so its not possible to exceed your data limit in a month?
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Optus to Vodaphone for existing customers appears to be a giant funnelling exercise for iiNet.
I have had trouble with reception in my house (with Optus) for nearly a month now, my wife and I cannot make or take calls, have to go outside, not real good with all the rain about
Wrote an email 7/2 received a reply within 1 business day but more or less saying go to Vodaphone and a link for me to follow up with Optus. Wrote 3 more emails 7/2, 10/2 and 13/2 and received immediate confirmations but no reply since, advised iiNet I pay them not Optus, why aren’t they aware of these problems.My daughter phoned 14/2 as I am over it, received one month credit for my mobile only not my wife’s!!
Funny my first email and iiNet ‘s reply is shown in tasks in the Toolbox, but not my other 3. Just checked toolbox tasks and 2 open matters say contact customer to move to Vodaphone, no effort to check my problem, but said to my daughter can look at further credit once Optus problem is resolved(good luck) Optus were advising by message contact you in 3 days then 5 days and now won’t contact you until resolved. By the way I am located Inner West Sydney, not a regional area.
The Vodafone coverage in Tasmania is very poor outside of the major cities and most used highways.
The West Coast holiday resorts do not have any service according to Vodafone coverage maps.
iiNet customers are being disadvantaged and now will have a lower standard of mobile service when ported from Optus to Vodafone.
Poor choice iiNet!