It's 1st Dec which means NBN SAU has officially kicked in for all RSPs. Aussie Broadband looks to be the first RSP to drop the price for the high speed tiers for the new NBN business offerings.
NBN have now included enhanced service level agreements (eSLA) by default with NBNs TC4 business product therefore, NBN faults should technically be resolved faster with same day NBN tech appointments.
- Requires an ABN to sign up to business plans.
- No contract plan
- Free Static IP
New plans:
| Speed | New Price | Was | Technology Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100/40 | $115 per month (12 hour NBN service level agreement) | N/A | FTTP, FTTB, FTTC, FTTN, HFC |
| 250/100 | $149 per month (4 hour NBN service level agreement) | $209 per month | FTTP only |
| 500/200 | $199 per month (4 hour NBN service level agreement) | $319 per month | FTTP only |
| 1000/400 | $299 per month (4 hour NBN service level agreement) | $429 per month | FTTP only |
After speaking to the sales rep, you need to go through sales to get NBN 100/40 - $115 with eSLA offering as it's a new offering.
Eligible properties can change from nbn FTTN to FTTP or FTTC to FTTP (select areas). After typing in your address it might say $0 Fibre Upgrade Available. The FTTN to FTTP minimum upgrade speed for businesses is 100/40 or higher. The FTTC to FTTP minimum upgrade speed for businesses is 250/100 or higher.
Aussie BB Full fibre upgrade terms and conditions.
Critical Information Summary for Lower Speed Business Plans.
Critical Information Summary for Higher Speed Business Plans.
Still tc4 though?!! Meh