Exetel vs FibreMax NBN plans
Exetel is cheaper than FibreMax on 1 of the 1 NBN speed tier both sell as of 2026-11-08: on NBN 500, Exetel is $80.00/mo ongoing, read from Exetel's own page on 2026-11-08; FibreMax is $95.95/mo ongoing, read from FibreMax's own page on 2026-11-08, $15.95 a month more.
Prices are the ongoing monthly price including GST, each read from the brand's own page within the last 24 hours; intro offers are shown beside the row and do not decide a tier. A tier only one brand sells is listed, not scored.
Today's answer
The plan that wins this question right now. You sign up with Exetel directly; the price you saw is the price you get.
The plans
8 priced plans, cheapest first. Every plan each brand sells on each shared tier, grouped by tier with the cheaper brand's lineup first; each row links its dated source page and hands off to the brand.
| # | Provider | Plan | Speed tier | Evening (ACCC) | $/mo inc GST | Intro price | First 12 months | Est. margin | Price read | Source page | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  FibreMax | FibreMax Here's What You Get with FibreMax | 12/24 | not measured | $45.95/mo | – | $551 | – | 2026-11-08 | dated page | go to FibreMax |
| 2 | FibreMax | FibreMax Home Basic | 25/10 | not measured | $59.95/mo | $24 for 6 mo | $504 | $18.35 (33.7%) | 2026-11-08 | dated page | go to FibreMax |
| 3 | FibreMax | FibreMax Home Standard | 50/20 | not measured | $85.95/mo | $36 for 6 mo | $732 | $20.54 (26.3%) | 2026-11-08 | dated page | go to FibreMax |
| 4 | FibreMax | FibreMax Home Fast 100 | 100/40 | not measured | $95.95/mo | $36 for 6 mo | $792 | $22.63 (25.9%) | 2026-11-08 | dated page | go to FibreMax |
| 5 |  Exetel | Exetel NBN 500 (Superfast) | 500/40 | 102% of plan speed | $80.00/mo | – | $960 | $11.88 (16.3%) | 2026-11-08 | dated page | go to Exetel |
| 6 | FibreMax | FibreMax Home Fast 500 | 500/50 | not measured | $95.95/mo | $36 for 6 mo | $792 | $26.38 (30.2%) | 2026-11-08 | dated page | go to FibreMax |
| 7 | FibreMax | FibreMax Home Superfast | 750/50 | not measured | $99.95/mo | $60 for 6 mo | $960 | $23.74 (26.1%) | 2026-11-08 | dated page | go to FibreMax |
| 8 | FibreMax | FibreMax Home Ultrafast | 1000/100 | not measured | $115.95/mo | $60 for 6 mo | $1056 | $29.53 (28%) | 2026-11-08 | dated page | go to FibreMax |
Tier by tier
- NBN 12: only FibreMax sells this tier, FibreMax sells 1 plan on it from $45.95/mo.
- NBN 25: only FibreMax sells this tier, FibreMax sells 1 plan on it from $59.95/mo.
- NBN 50: only FibreMax sells this tier, FibreMax sells 1 plan on it from $85.95/mo.
- NBN 100: only FibreMax sells this tier, FibreMax sells 1 plan on it from $95.95/mo.
- NBN 500: Exetel is cheaper by $15.95/mo on the cheapest quotable plan each side ($80.00/mo against $95.95/mo, both ongoing); Exetel sells 1 plan on it from $80.00/mo, FibreMax sells 1 plan on it from $95.95/mo.
- NBN 750: only FibreMax sells this tier, FibreMax sells 1 plan on it from $99.95/mo.
- NBN 1000: only FibreMax sells this tier, FibreMax sells 1 plan on it from $115.95/mo.
How to read this
Prices are the advertised ongoing monthly price including GST, captured from the provider's own site by the hourly index and from comparison sites at baseline; "last confirmed" is the most recent read in which the served price was seen on a source. Estimated margin is the ex-GST retail price minus NBN Co's published wholesale tariff for the tier, and is shown only where that public reference exists. Every figure cites its source on the linked dated page. Errors are possible - check the cited sources. Full method: methodology. Machine-readable: this answer as JSON, MCP, llms.txt.
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