- Type
- Internet provider
- Available in
- All states (national)
- Rating
- 3.0/5 (ProductReview)
- Plans from
- $79.99/month (NBN 25, standard rate)
iiNet NBN plans (September 2026)
| Speed tier | Monthly price | First 6 months (new customers) |
|---|---|---|
| NBN 25 | $79.99/month | $59.99/month |
| NBN 50 | $89.99/month | $69.99/month |
| NBN 500 (FTTP/HFC only) | $94.99/month | $69.99/month |
TPG Telecom-owned. Once the premium alternative to Telstra, now mid-range. Discounts of $20 a month off for six months apply on NBN 25 and 50 for new customers. Plans as at September 2026.
Our take on iiNet
iiNet was once considered the premium Australian ISP, beloved for its customer service and activist stance on internet policy. Since the TPG acquisition, customer satisfaction has declined significantly. Standard pricing is mid-range and matches sister brand TPG ($79.99 for NBN 25, $89.99 for NBN 50), so it is not competitive enough to justify the brand premium once the six-month discount ends. For new customers, Aussie Broadband has effectively replaced iiNet as the go-to quality ISP, while Superloop is priced slightly lower ($78 for NBN 25, $89 for NBN 50). iiNet is still a functional provider, but there is little reason to choose them over better-rated alternatives at similar prices.
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