Quick update
Our 2000/500 plan is now $224 from $235 effective immediately.
Static IP included
Self Service Portal
nbn has reduced the wholesale cost of some of these larger plans so we are passing that savings onto you.
This is more for the serious downloaders or businesses and we understand it's not for everyone.
No ABN Required.
Yeah unfortunately FTTP Only. If only :P
I don't have FTTP, But need these sort of speed for my small business, how to achieve that?
Sign up for nbn business, pay $400a month for 3 year and they'll run fibre to your place.
flick us an email support@zipfibre.com.au we are launching our business offering soon we can try and help you out.
bond a 5g service with your current NBN. will be a good mix of speed and low latency NBN. Much cheaper then paying for enterprise where they will run fibre
@Churna: We have business plans coming all will have 4hr SLA, Static IPs, We also will support MSP's to manage their customers connections. 4G and 5G backups are being looked atm
How does it compare to Superloop?
aussie support that's very responsive. free static Ip included if needed no 30day notice required more advanced portal, i have been with them couple months been solid for me speeds are on par if not faster.
Any specials on the ultrafast plan? Could be convinced to move from leaptel since my discount ended.
We have held price increases and cannot offer a better deal, wish we could! We do have comprehensive portal to manage your connection, free static feel free to reach out to us if you need anything directly
Thanks for the reply :) Will give you guys a consider down the line
Even Launtel is cheaper and they have multihomed wholesale connections (AussieBB, Vocus and Optus), so better peering and upstreams, basically access to every subsea cable… Your wholesaler is only Vocus right?
Hello, Launtel is $8 per day = $2920 per year, their promo is for 6 months works out roughy $2737 and we are $2688 per year. I can't really comment on their network setup but i believe they are GSL for their transit along with Vocus for some things going by what (https://bgp.tools/as/134697) says you would have to ask them. But for us we are purely vocus transit at the moment. We have access to ABB but we prefer Vocus due to the diverse routes and redundant links especially vocus australia singapore cable which many other providers use ;)
GSL has access to Indigo West and ASC, Vocus from memory does own ASC but GSL has more than enough capacity on it and redundancy via Indigo West.
I assume it's ASC you're referring too - GSL does use this cable also. Indigo West is considered superior imo because of Indigo Central ongoing to SYD, meaning it's essentially the most direct path Sydney > Singapore, all on direct fibre.
I get 220ms to servers in Amsterdam on Launtel, 250ms+ on any other provider even when using VPNs (including exitlag that forces smarter routes through multihop VPN connections)
By default indigo west is used by vocus but during the months long outage of that cable Many providers using GSL were affected Neptune, Launtel etc which combat this using VPN like setups to bypass the outage. Vocus switched to their cables. Routing does not equate to throughput either, router configs etc but thats a blackhole going down that route. You’re are entitled to your network preference. And if Launtel works well for you thats great.
i have been with these guys for a good while no issues at all constant speeds. Vocus just finished a major upgrade as well.
https://www.vocus.com.au/news/vocus-quadruples-adelaide-to-p…
I’m guessing FTTP only?
And 30 day free trial right ;)