Catch Connect's new prepaid plans are some of the best yet, starting at just AU$9

Catch Connect
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If you're looking for a low-cost prepaid mobile plan, there's a great new option in town. Catch Connect – the telco brought to you by online retailer Catch.com.au – is offering three new prepaid plans and they're some of the best value in the industry right now.

The telco previously offered a range of prepaid offerings, but the latest are by far the lowest prices we've seen on the budget end of the spectrum, bringing you 4GB of data for AU$9 or 18GB for just AU$15, both on 30-day recharges.

Both these new plans also come with unlimited standard national talk and text, all on the Optus 4G network.

For comparison, Boost Mobile is offering 3GB for AU$10, but the recharge is only for 7 days. Alternatively, a 30-day top-up with Woolworths Mobile will get you 1GB of data for AU$10.

Catch Connect | 4GB data | AU$9 per 30 days

Catch Connect | 4GB data | AU$9 per 30 days

For a very low montly cost, you can get unlimited national talk and text as well as 4GB of data to use on the Optus network. If you don't find the data cap to be enough, another AU$6 will bump you up to an 18GB recharge.

Total minimum cost is AU$9

Catch Connect | 20GB data | AU$29 per 90 days

Catch Connect | 20GB data | AU$29 per 90 days

If you're more of a set-and-forget type customer, it could be worth opting for one of Catch Connect's 90-day recharge options, meaning you won't have to top up for three months. This one nets you 20GB of data to use over that time, and only costs AU$29 each top-up.

Total minimum cost is AU$29

Harry Domanski
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