Providers at $100 or Below For 100/20 & 100/40 plans to trial out some day

[Wamuran4512CH]

• Perhaps in 6-7Months - My own basic research data scrapped from https://www.nbnco.com.au/residential/service-providers
  Have yet to dig deeper into the CIS of these ISPS expect for Mate/SL which im aware of already
  
  Plan Speed: 100/20
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $80 per month
  Plan Speed: 100/40
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $90 per month
  Typical evening speed 80Mbps
  ISP: https://www.accordconnect.com.au/nbn
  
  Plan Speed: 100/40
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $100 per month
  Typical evening speed: 90Mbps
  ISP: https://www.dcsi.net.au/services/internet/nbn
  
  Plan Speed: 100/40
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $89.95 per month
  Typical evening speed: 89.89 Mbps
  ISP: https://www.fibremax.com.au/just-nbn/
  
  Plan Speed: 100/20
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $89.95 per month
  Plan Speed: 100/40
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $99.95 per month
  Typical evening speed: 80Mbps
  ISP: https://kinetix.net.au/nbn.php
  
  Plan Speed: 100/20
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $79 per month
  Plan Speed: 100/40
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $89 per month
  Typical evening speed: 83Mbps
  ISP: https://www.letsbemates.com.au/nbn/
  
  Plan Speed: 100/20
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $89.95 per month
  Plan Speed: 100/40
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $98.85 per month
  Typica evening speed: 90Mbps
  ISP: https://superloop.com/consumer/home-broadband/nbn.html
  
  Plan Speed: 100/40
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $89.99 per month
  Typical evening speed: 77Mbps
  ISP: https://www.cci.net.au/nbn
  
  Plan Speed: 100/40
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $84.95 per month
  Typical evening speed: 80Mbps
  ISP: https://www.spintel.net.au/home/nbn
  
  Plan Speed: 100/40
  Plan Type: Unlimited
  Plan Price: $99 per month
  Typical evening speed: 87Mbps
  ISP: https://www.url.net.au/services/nbn-fixed

[Wamuran4512CH]

I am familiar with Fibremax ( VLAN 100 ) last year, and intend to try out Launtel amongst others, including some listed above, largely depending on the Broadbanbd landscape post December 2020.

Ideally, no contract ( hence is "risk" is 30 days or less ), no VLAN since existing equipment does not support it for the WAN side, no forced hardware bundles, no forced VOIP, non-gamer and can take a performance hit where inevitable with a focus on Asian connectivity from QLD. Support is a not a priority since most issues are already taken care of eg VDSL2 FttN sync rates.

[Wilson]

The problem with Luantel is the price. They have three prices for each services... Two different prices for vocus connects and another again for their own. If you are on the cheaper Vocus price then the pricing is not that bad, just a little higher compared to elsewhere. I think we might find a significant number of people churn away after their six month 'special price' has ended.
I love the idea of being able to vary the speed, pause at will as it gives people who don't use the internet all the time (or that particular connection). I can see it really useful for 5 day a week businesses and people who commute between two residences etc.
I know a number of people say they will stay on a cheaper plan and only move to a faster one when they need to download something. I'm sure a number of people will religiously do this but I have to wonder if over time it simply becomes too much bother.
Having said all that. I like the company, I like the owner (such as one can but via his social media appearances) and I will keep this company on my short list should I look for a new ISP.

[Wamuran4512CH]

For those who have access to the other site - FibreMax:

FibreMax 2019

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