- Type
- Internet and mobile provider
- Available in
- All states (national)
- Rating
- 3.2/5 (ProductReview)
- Plans from
- $89/month (NBN 25, internet only)
Telstra NBN plans (September 2026)
| Speed tier | Monthly price | ACCC peak speed | Extras |
|---|---|---|---|
| NBN 25 | $89/month | 100% | Telstra Air, mobile bundling |
| NBN 50 | $99/month | 100% | Telstra Air, mobile bundling |
| NBN 100 | $99/month | 100% | Telstra Air, mobile bundling |
| NBN 250 | $99/month | 100% | Premium support |
| NBN 1000 | $140/month | 100% | FTTP/HFC only |
Telstra delivers the highest ACCC-verified peak speeds but with a price premium that is largest at NBN 25. Also offers 5G Home Internet from $70/month in covered areas. Plans as at September 2026.
Our take on Telstra
Telstra delivers the most consistent speeds of any major ISP (100% of advertised in ACCC testing) and has the broadest ecosystem: mobile bundling, Telstra Air wifi hotspots, and the strongest 5G home internet alternative where available. The trade-off is price. Telstra is about $9 to $16 per month more than budget providers at NBN 25 ($89 against TPG's $79.99 or Tangerine's $72.90) and about $10 more at NBN 50 ($99 against $89 to $89.99), roughly $110 to $190 a year. The gap narrows at NBN 100, where Telstra's $99 is only $4 above TPG and level with Aussie Broadband. If you value rock-solid speeds, the Telstra ecosystem, and the comfort of the biggest name in Australian telco, the premium is justifiable. If you just want reliable internet at the lowest price, Aussie Broadband or Superloop deliver near-identical speeds for $4 to $11 less at NBN 25 and 50.
See the full head-to-head: Telstra vs Aussie Broadband.
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