Exetel

Long-established Australian ISP with competitive pricing and no-frills service.

Last reviewed: September 2026 · Plan pricing data refreshed 27 September 2026
Type
Internet provider
Available in
All states (national)
Rating
3.8/5 (ProductReview)
Plans from
$80/month (NBN 500)

Exetel NBN plans (September 2026)

Speed tierMonthly price
The One Plan (NBN 500/50)$80/month

Australian-owned since 2001. Single-plan lineup, month-to-month, no lock-in. Plans as at September 2026.

Our take on Exetel

Exetel has been around since 2001 and has a loyal customer base among technically competent users who want competitive pricing without fuss. Its single NBN 500 plan at $80 undercuts NBN 500 pricing from Tangerine ($92.90), Superloop ($95) and Aussie Broadband ($99), and it offers reliable service with less hand-holding. A solid mid-range option, though Superloop has largely overtaken them in the "good value with good speeds" category.

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