4.5 / 5
Superloop's NBN 100 plan is our current top pick — 100/40 Mbps for $89/month puts it ahead of bigger names charging more for slower uploads. Exetel is a close runner-up at $88.99.
✓ What we like
- 100 Mbps tier suits 4K streaming, gaming and busy households
- Strong competition keeps prices between $85–$110/month
- Superloop and Exetel offer 40 Mbps uploads at no premium
✗ What could be better
- Typical evening speeds vary significantly between providers
- Hidden fees (setup, modem, exit) can erode headline savings
Choosing the right NBN 100 plan matters most for gamers, remote workers and streaming-heavy households. With so many providers, finding the plan that fits your needs and budget is the hard part — so we did the comparison for you.
How NBN 100 providers compare
| Provider | Max Download (Mbps) | Max Upload (Mbps) | Price / month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Superloop | 100 | 40 | $89 |
| Exetel | 100 | 40 | $88.99 |
| Optus | 100 | 18 | $99 |
| Telstra | 100 | 17 | $110 |
| Belong | 100 | 17 | $90 |
| Dodo | 100 | 17 | $85 |
| Aussie Broadband | 98 | 16 | $95 |
| TPG Telecom | 97 | 17 | $89.99 |
| iiNet | 97 | 17 | $89.99 |
| Internode | 97 | 17 | $89.99 |
| Vodafone | 90 | 17 | $85 |
Superloop and Exetel stand out by offering 40 Mbps uploads — more than double most rivals — at mid-pack pricing. If you upload large files, run video calls all day or back up to the cloud, that upload speed is the difference you’ll feel.
What NBN 100 speeds mean for you
NBN 100 delivers smooth 4K streaming, lag-free gaming and clear video calls for multiple users at once. When comparing plans, look past the headline tier:
- Typical evening speed (7–11pm) is the number that reflects real performance under load — providers must publish it.
- Upload speed affects video calls, cloud backups and file sharing.
- Hidden costs like modem fees, setup charges and exit fees change the true price.
Choosing between speed tiers
NBN 50 suits average households — HD streaming, browsing and casual gaming. NBN 100 is the sweet spot for families streaming 4K and working from home. NBN 250+ only pays off for very heavy users on FTTP/HFC connections, and costs significantly more.
How to switch providers
- Compare plans and confirm availability at your address.
- Check your current contract for exit fees.
- Sign up with the new provider — they coordinate the switch, and your connection stays active.
- Verify your first bill and run a speed test once connected.
Switching typically takes a few days and requires no technician visit if you’re staying on the same technology type.