Black Friday is back for another year, and while big discounts on TVs, phones and laptops steal the headlines, it’s the NBN deals that get me most excited. After all, there’s something particularly satisfying about saving money on an essential household expense.
And right on cue, Superloop has dropped its Black Friday NBN deals for 2026, with up to AU$170 in savings over six months across multiple speed tiers. The jewel in Superloop’s crown, however, has to be its NBN 500 plan, which is available for AU$69/m.
Don’t get me wrong, I love a bargain on the latest tech as much as anyone, but the internet is something most of us pay for every single month. So, if there's an opportunity to cut that bill without sacrificing speed or performance, why wouldn't you take it?
And to help you take full advantage of the download speeds on offer, Superloop will also throw in an Amazon eero 7 router, which is free if you remain connected for 24 months.
There are great offers to be found throughout Superloop's lineup, from a basic NBN 25 plan right up to the 'Hyperfast' 2,000Mbps speed tier. With introductory prices starting at AU$58/m, and the NBN 1000 tier available for a fixed AU$99/m for a limited time, there's sensational value to be found with Superloop this Black Friday.
Superloop’s best Black Friday NBN deal
I'll dive into Superloop's full range of Black Friday NBN deals a little further down, but first I want to highlight what is, in my opinion, the standout offer — its NBN 500 plan.
Ever since this speed tier launched in September 2025, I've championed it as the best option for most Australian households. That's because I believe it delivers more than enough speed to handle even the most demanding everyday tasks, without commanding an unnecessarily high monthly fee.
Superloop's NBN 500 plan has long been on my radar for its excellent value, and its Black Friday offer makes it even more appealing. You can now save AU$180 over six months, bringing the introductory cost down to just AU$69/m. Even when the price reverts to AU$99/m after six months, that's in line with the current market average.
If you've been considering an NBN upgrade, this is one deal I'd seriously recommend checking out.
Want to go faster?
If the prospect of faster speeds at home is intriguing, then you may also wish to consider the Superloop NBN 1000 plan which, for a limited time, has had its monthly fee locked at AU$99/m. It’s a unique feature (sister company Exetel is the only provider I can think of that has a fixed-fee NBN plan) and one that’s well worth considering if you demand a lot from your home internet connection.
This offer ends December 15, so if you sign up before that date, you’ll enjoy up to gigabit speeds for just AU$99/m, for as long as you remain connected. This monthly cost is well below the current AU$115 average, and from year two, it results in Superloop being the most affordable provider of those I monitor.
The best of the rest
Superloop has an NBN plan for every speed tier, and all are discounted for Black Friday, with up to AU$180 in savings. You can view all the latest offers below:
- Superloop Everyday | 25Mbps TES | AU$58/m (first 6 months, then AU$78/m ongoing)
- Superloop Extra Value | 50Mbps TES | AU$69/m (first 6 months, then AU$89/m)
- Superloop Megaspeed | 750Mbps TES | AU$84/m (first 6 months, then AU$109/m)
- Superloop Hyperspeed | 1,700Mbps TES | AU$148/m (first 6 months, then AU$168/m)
Do note that in order to sign up for a 500Mbps plan or faster, you will need either a fibre to the premises (FTTP) or hybrid fibre coaxial (HFC) connection.
If you don’t, and you connect via an older technology type like fibre to the node (FTTN) or fibre to the curb (FTTC), then you’re likely eligible for the free fibre upgrade. You can enter your address on Superloop’s website to find out how you connect to the fixed-line network — and if you are eligible to upgrade, Superloop will even handle the process for you.
Please also note that these Superloop Black Friday offers expire on December 15, 2026.
