Paying too much for internet? Check out these top 5 EOFY NBN deals

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Switch and save with these discounted NBN plans

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You might think the EOFY sales are all about buying discounted tech and home appliances, but it’s also a good time of year to pick up a discounted NBN plan. If you’re looking to make the switch, we’ve rounded up the top five NBN deals that are available right now.

Optus is offering the biggest discount, with AU$180 off its NBN 250 and NBN 1000 plans over your first six months. It’s a huge saving on a typically pricey NBN plan, and it’s the first time this year we’ve seen Optus reduce these plans so steeply.

If you want something that’s cheaper in the long-term, Spintel is our recommendation. We often rate this provider as having some of the best NBN plans in the market, and they’re currently discounted by up to AU$15.95 a month for your first half year.

Aussie Broadbandsave AU$20p/m for 6 months on NBN 100 and above

Aussie Broadband | save AU$20p/m for 6 months on NBN 100 and above (plans from AU$79)

Home-grown favourite Aussie Broadband is knocking AU$20 off its high-speed plans each month for your first six months with the provider, which is a total saving of AU$120. The discount is available on NBN 100/20, NBN 100/40, NBN 250 and NBN 1000 plans, and you need to enter the code EOFY22 to score the saving.

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Optusup to AU$30p/m discount for 6 months

Optus | up to AU$30p/m discount for 6 months (plans from AU$69)

Optus is offering some excellent discounts across all of it’s NBN plans for EOFY sales, here’s what’s available:

• NBN 50: save AU$10p/m for 6 months (from AU$69)
• NBN 100: save AU$20p/m for 6 months (from AU$79)
• NBN 250: save AU$30p/m for 6 months (from AU$89)
• NBN 1000: save AU$30p/m for 6 months (from AU$119)

We reckon the NBN 250 and NBN 1000 plans are particularly good at this reduced price, as the AU$30 discount for your first six months drops the plans significantly below the average monthly price in each tier. Even once the discount ends, these top tier Optus plans still fall below the average monthly price.  

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Telstrasave AU$15p/m for 6 months on NBN 50 and above

Telstra | save AU$15p/m for 6 months on NBN 50 and above (plans from AU$80)

Telstra is slicing AU$15 off almost all of its NBN plans for your first six months (with the NBN 25 plan the only exception). With the discount, the NBN 50 plan is now AU$80 a month for your first six months, making it the same price you’d pay for Telstra’s NBN 25 option. Telstra’s NBN plans are at the pricier end of the market, but you’re free to cancel anytime at no cost if you don’t want to stick around once the EOFY offer ends.

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Spintelup to AU$15.95p/m discount for 6 months

Spintel | up to AU$15.95p/m discount for 6 months (plans from AU$44)

You might not have heard of Spintel, but this smaller provider offers some pretty unbeatable prices on its NBN plans. We think its NBN 50 plan is particularly good value, as it offers maxed-out typical evening speeds and even once the discount ends, it has a low ongoing rate of AU$64.95 a month – about AU$5 cheaper than most of the competition.

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Exetelup to AU$20p/m discount for 6 months

Exetel | up to AU$20p/m discount for 6 months (plans from AU$49.95)

Exetel is a smaller telco that has been the top performer in the Australian consumer watchdog’s latest broadband reporting, overtaking Optus for the best average download speed. That’s a very impressive feat, and to make switching all the more appealing, Exetel is offering up to AU$20 off a month for your first six months.

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Jasmine Gearie
Jasmine Gearie
Ecommerce Editor

Jasmine Gearie is an Ecommerce Editor at TechRadar Australia, with a primary focus on helping readers cut through the jargon to find the best mobile and internet plans for their needs. She crunches the numbers to maintain dedicated guides to the latest phones, NBN and broadband plans of all types, and covers the important telco industry news. She also hunts down tech deals on laptops, phones, gaming consoles and more, so readers know where to buy the products they want for the cheapest prices.