If being value-minded is your MO when it comes to your mobile plan, then you’ve probably heard of Amaysim. The telco is a budget-focused offshoot of Optus, and has long been known for offering inexpensive postpaid mobile plans.<\/p>\n
When it launched its NBN offerings late last year<\/a>, however, Amaysim skimped on providing value, with its home internet options costing above average for most speed tiers. And if you asked me at the time of their debut, I wouldn’t have recommended Amaysim’s NBN plans, but the telco has since introduced fresh introductory rates that have me eating my own words.<\/p>\n Slicing a modest AU$120 off, Amaysim’s NBN 100 plan is discounted to just AU$70p\/m for the first 6 months, before the price increases to AU$90p\/m. Much like the best NBN 100 plans, Amaysim advertises maximum speeds of 100Mbps during the busy evening hours of 7pm to 11pm, and costs AU$23p\/m less than the average for the tier \u2014 that’s around AU$93p\/m right now. The plan also comes with unlimited data and works on a no lock-in contract basis.<\/p>\n You’ll need to act fast to score this epic Amaysim deal \u2014 this AU$20p\/m discount will expire on July 20, 2025.<\/p>\n When comparing pricing to competitors, Amaysim’s offer costs the same as Mate’s 100Mbps plan<\/a> (AU$60p\/m for 6 months, then AU$90p\/m) in the long run, once the introductory price ends. However, you could pay as little as AU$80 per month if you bundle an Amaysim mobile plan with your NBN, reducing your ongoing bill by another AU$120. This would bring your ongoing yearly costs to just AU$960 \u2014 a.k.a. the cheapest ongoing rate for any NBN 100 plan. Amaysim’s postpaid plans start from AU$10p\/m for 15GB data.<\/p>\n One thing of note is that Amaysim exclusively provides NBN services, so routers are strictly BYO, which isn’t great if you’re looking for an all-in-one NBN and modem package. But, if you’ve already got an NBN service (which you most likely do), then there’s a very good chance that the modem you already have will work with this Amaysim plan. Alternatively, I do recommend this Amazon eero6+ router for AU$249.99<\/a> if you want to invest in something new.<\/p>\n And, Amaysim does provide new customers with a satisfaction guarantee, where if you’re unhappy with the service within the first 30 days, the telco will refund you for the month. So if you’re keen on giving Amaysim NBN a go, there’s no time like the present to switch and save.<\/p>\n