Amaysim cuts its NBN 25 plan to AU$30 a month for six months, making it the most affordable intro in sight for many Australians.
Amaysim is offering a very cheap AU$30 per month for the NBN 25 plan for six months, the lowest intro price for this tier in years. The NBN 500 and NBN 750 plans also have strong six-month promos (AU$50 and AU$60 respectively). End date for all offers is Oct 23. Bundling with a SIM can further reduce monthly costs by AU$10.
What this means for you: if you’re shopping for budget internet, these promos could save you real money in the first year, but plan ahead for post-promo pricing and possible modem requirements.
Amaysim has rolled out a drastic price cut on itsNBN plans, highlighting a rare six-month, AU$30-per-month intro for its NBN 25 plan. The deal marks one of the most aggressive introductory prices I’ve seen for a fixed broadband tier in recent memory. The catch? It’s a temporary promotional price that reverts after six months, and you’ll need a compatible modem of your own.
Beyond the NBN 25, Amaysim is also pushing low intro costs on higher-speed tiers. The NBN 500 plan drops to AU$50/month for the first six months, then AU$90/month ongoing, while the NBN 750 plan starts at AU$60/month for six months and AU$100/month after that. If you pair any of these plans with an Amaysim SIM, you can shave another AU$10 off each month for as long as the bundle stays active. The prices are unusually competitive for these tiers, especially when you compare ongoing costs against the broader market averages in Australia.
The schedule is tight. The AU$30/m six-month intro for the NBN 25, AU$50/m for the NBN 500, and AU$60/m for the NBN 750 ends on October 23. If you’re thinking of signing up, you’ll want to weigh whether you’ll stay with Amaysim after your six-month window or switch to another provider to lock in a cheaper rate for the longer term. The deal is BYO modem only, so you’ll need to check whether your current modem supports the speeds you’re targeting and whether it’s compatible with Amaysim’s network.
For households shopping for a budget broadband option, the AU$30 intro makes the NBN 25 plan the standout choice during the promotional window. It’s a tangible monthly saving if you’re comfortable with the six-month limit and don’t mind potentially switching providers later. If you rely on higher speeds for work, streaming, or gaming, the NBN 500 and 750 offers become attractive early on, especially with the potential AU$10 monthly savings when bundled with a SIM.
As with any promo, the key question is long-term value. After the six months, your price could jump back to the regular rate. You’ll need to decide whether the ongoing AU$60–AU$100 range for these tiers remains competitive in your area, given your actual speeds and the reliability you expect from your service. Also, consider any installation or modem-related caveats. BYO modem helps keep upfront costs down but may limit certain features or performance.
The big one is the NBN 25 at AU$30 per month for six months. Then AU$70 per month unless you pair it with a SIM plan to keep the AU$60 monthly rate. The NBN 500 promo is AU$50 per month for six months, with AU$90 per month ongoing. The NBN 750 promo is AU$60 per month for six months, AU$100 per month ongoing. Bundling a SIM plan can reduce monthly costs by AU$10, at least for as long as the bundle stays active.
Amaysim’s promos run until October 23. If you want to take advantage, you’ll need to act before then and confirm the exact terms with Amaysim as the signup process is completed. If you’re unsure which tier fits your home, contact Amaysim’s support for a quick speed check based on your address and current NBN line quality.
The AU$30/month NBN 25 promo is the standout entry price for six months. For higher speeds, the NBN 500 and 750 promos offer notable initial savings but higher ongoing costs.
Yes, the plans require BYO modem. Make sure your existing modem supports the speeds you’re aiming for.
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