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NBN · the speed check · Measuring Broadband Australia Report 33, released 17 June 2026

Not getting the speed you pay for?

On NBN 100 the ACCC measured TPG 103.1%, Dodo & iPrimus 102.3%, Exetel 102%, iiNet 101.6%, Telstra 99.7%, Superloop 97.9%, Leaptel 96.5%, Optus 95.6%, Aussie Broadband 94.7%. Source: Measuring Broadband Australia Report 33, released 17 June 2026, busy-hour download as a share of plan speed from 1,119 whitebox units; a single test is one moment and the ACCC figure is an average, so compare the share, not the number. Providers the ACCC does not name are pooled at 96.4%.

Your test

Run a speed test in the evening, when the ACCC measures, and enter the download figure.

What the ACCC measured on NBN 100

Busy-hour download as a share of plan speed, with each provider's cheapest plan on the tier today. Only providers the ACCC reports individually.

  1. TPG
    7 measured services on NBN 100
    103.1%
    of plan speed
  2. Dodo & iPrimus
    6 measured services on NBN 100 · cheapest NBN 100 plan Dodo FAST NBN100/20 $92.99/mo
    102.3%
    of plan speed
    Go to Dodo & iPrimus
  3. Exetel
    124 measured services (all tiers; too few on this tier to report)
    102%
    of plan speed
  4. iiNet
    7 measured services on NBN 100
    101.6%
    of plan speed
  5. Telstra
    6 measured services on NBN 100
    99.7%
    of plan speed
  6. Superloop
    8 measured services on NBN 100
    97.9%
    of plan speed
  7. Leaptel
    5 measured services on NBN 100
    96.5%
    of plan speed
  8. Optus
    9 measured services on NBN 100
    95.6%
    of plan speed
  9. Aussie Broadband
    12 measured services on NBN 100 · cheapest NBN 100 plan Aussie Broadband NBN 100 (Fast) $99/mo
    94.7%
    of plan speed
    Go to Aussie Broadband

Providers the ACCC does not name individually are pooled at 96.4% across 220 services; no figure here is attributed to a provider the ACCC did not measure.

Source: Measuring Broadband Australia Report 33, released 17 June 2026. A single speed test is one moment on one line; the ACCC figure is an average over many services in the busy hours. Prices are today's advertised monthly amounts from each provider's own page. How this is collected

Open pricing means Australians can be better informed, and save more.

Most comparison sites show a fraction of the market: the providers that pay to be listed. OpenStream tracks every NBN brand on NBN Co's register, 149 NBN brands on the register, with 431 priced NBN plans re-read every hour. Nothing is promoted, every price links to the page it came from, and the whole dataset is free to download.

  • 149
    NBN brands on the register
  • 431
    priced NBN plans
  • 0
    promoted rows
  • 100%
    of prices cite their source