This is the cheapest NBN25 plan in Australia right now
Tangerine offering up AU$49.90 plan for a limited time
If you’re looking for the cheapest NBN 25 plan available in Australia right now, this is it – offering up unlimited data for just AU$49.90 per month from Tangerine.
As we've seen from a few other ISPs of late, that low price is a special promo that's applied for the first six months, after which it will go up by AU$10 per month to AU$59.90.
That cost doesn't include a modem or router, but Tangerine has a few choices here, with prices starting at AU$99.90.
You can also test out this plan with a 14-day risk free trial and there’s also no set up fee. There’s no lock-in contract either, so you can cancel anytime if you change your mind – there’s just a one-month minimum term.
This NBN25 plan offers up peak speeds that are generally on par with the best – the typical evening speed should be around 21Mbps, according to Tangerine.
The cheapest NBN25 plan you can find in Australia is available from Tangerine. Following a trend we've seen other small telcos use, you’ll get a small discount for your first six months, making the price of this unlimited data plan AU$49.90 per month. After that, it jumps up an extra AU$10 each month, so you'll pay AU$59.90 per month from then on. If you need a modem/router to go with this plan, see the below deals box.
If you don’t have your own modem, or you want to pick up a new one, this offer is the same as above but also bundles in a pre-configured standard NBN modem for a one-off fee of AU$99.90. Other than that, you’ll still get your first six months for AU$49.90, with monthly access charged at AU$59.90 thereafter.
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Jasmine Gearie was previously an Ecommerce Editor at TechRadar Australia, with a primary focus on helping readers find the best mobile and NBN plans. During her time with TechRadar, she also reported on important telco news in Australia, and helped track down tech deals to help readers save money.