NBN 25/10FTTP · HFC · FTTC · FTTN/BACCC 102%$59.99 for 6 momargin 50%
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iiNet
5 priced NBN plans from $79.99/mo, read from iiNet's own site.
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iiNet sells 5 NBN plans tracked by OpenStream, from $79.99/mo ongoing (iiNet NBN25, intro $59.99 for 6 mo) as of 2026-11-08; that price was read on iiNet's own site 2026-11-07.
$79.99/mo
cheapest ongoing: iiNet NBN25, intro $59.99 for 6 mo
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ACCC Measuring Broadband Australia does not report iiNet separately
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not among the ten networks Steam lists for Australia
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no public rating captured
Where iiNet sits on each speed tier
| Tier | iiNet cheapest | Tier median | vs median | Rank | |
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| NBN 25 | $79.99 | $73.44 | $6.55 over | 33 of 42 | iiNet on NBN 25 · all |
| NBN 50 | $89.99 | $89.95 | $0.04 over | 27 of 49 | iiNet on NBN 50 · all |
| NBN 500 | $94.99 | $95 | $0.01 under | 20 of 57 | iiNet on NBN 500 · all |
| NBN 750 | $104.99 | $106 | $1.01 under | 12 of 30 | iiNet on NBN 750 · all |
| NBN 1000 | $114.99 | $125 | $10.01 under | 13 of 53 | iiNet on NBN 1000 · all |
Every iiNet plan we price
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NBN 50FTTP · HFC · FTTC · FTTN/BACCC 104%$69.99 for 6 momargin 30%
NBN 500FTTP · HFCACCC 100%$74.99 for 6 momargin 30%
NBN 750FTTP · HFCACCC 95%$74.99 for 6 momargin 30%
NBN 1000FTTP · HFCACCC 101%$84.99 for 6 momargin 27%
| Typical | Connection | Active deal | ex-GST | Page | Switch | ||||||||||||
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| iiNet | iiNet NBN25 | $79.99/mo | 25 | 10 | – | FTTP · HFC · FTTC · FTTN/B | 102% | – | $59.99 for 6 mo | $840 | $72.72 | $36.57 | 50.3% | $36.15 | – | 2026-11-08 · history | Sign up |
| iiNet | iiNet NBN50 | $89.99/mo | 50 | – | – | FTTP · HFC · FTTC · FTTN/B | 104% | – | $69.99 for 6 mo | $960 | $81.81 | $24.21 | 29.6% | $57.60 | – | 2026-11-08 · history | Sign up |
| iiNet | iiNet NBN500 | $94.99/mo | 500 | – | – | FTTP · HFC | 100% | – | $74.99 for 6 mo | $1020 | $86.35 | $25.50 | 29.5% | $60.85 | – | 2026-11-08 · history | Sign up |
| iiNet | iiNet NBN Superfast | $104.99/mo | 750 | – | 740 | FTTP · HFC | 95% | – | $74.99 for 6 mo | $1080 | $95.45 | $28.33 | 29.7% | $67.12 | – | 2026-11-08 · history | Sign up |
| iiNet | iiNet NBN Ultrafast | $114.99/mo | 1000 | – | 850 | FTTP · HFC | 101% | – | $84.99 for 6 mo | $1200 | $104.54 | $28.66 | 27.4% | $75.88 | – | 2026-11-08 · history | Sign up |
Delivered speed: independent measurement from the ACCC's Measuring Broadband Australia Report 33, released 17 June 2026 (1,119 fixed-line services, open data under CC BY). Busy-hour 7–11pm download as a share of the plan speed, per provider and tier where the ACCC reports that provider separately. Blank means the ACCC does not publish that provider; its pooled figure for all other RSPs together is 96% across 220 services, which we show here for context and never attribute to any one provider.
Estimated margin basis: advertised prices include 10% GST (not retailer revenue); the ex-GST column is price ÷ 1.1 - the retailer's actual revenue. Margin = ex-GST retail − ex-GST wholesale. Estimated margin % bands: <30% · 30–40% · 40%+. Click a column header to sort (e.g. filter Speed → 1000, then sort Est. margin for lowest-margin first). Numeric columns sort ascending first; blank margin/price sort last.
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