NBN price change tracker: How much is your plan changing in 2026?

After NBN Co announced its wholesale prices would be changing from July 1, many NBN providers have been quick to move on passing those increased costs on to their customers — some even jumping the gun and changing prices already.

If your current provider has or is planning to change your plan’s price, it’s likely you’ll receive an email or other notification about the plan change. However, it can be tricky to keep on top of emails from service providers if they get lost in your inbox.

So we’ve put together this NBN price change tracker to show what changes providers from Canstar’s database are making. Keep in mind that not all changes may be reflected, not all providers will be listed and we’ll be updating this page as frequently as possible as more providers release their changes.

NBN price change quick questions

Why are NBN prices changing?

On July 1, NBN Co will introduce its new wholesale pricing, which outlines the costs that NBN providers pay to NBN Co. NBN reviews pricing every year and the decision to raise prices will often come down to investment in improving and maintaining the network, as well as Consumer Price Index (CPI) changes.

Why is my plan price increasing?

NBN Co’s pricing review in 2026 determined that it will charge more for a range of speed tiers, but it’s up to the providers as to whether they will pass on these price changes — and by how much. Several providers have already changed their pricing, while others have flagged their price changes to be rolled out from or after July 1. 

Are all NBN prices changing?

This really depends on what your current provider does. Many of the price changes that providers have made, do not directly relate to the changes that NBN Co has made to wholesale prices. Some providers have chosen to pass on bigger price hikes, while some have chosen to increase prices only on select speed tiers rather than all plans. 

What can I do about my increasing NBN prices?

If you’re unhappy with the price changes your current provider is making — it’s time to get switching! Comparing a wider range of NBN plans on your preferred speed tier will help you determine what sort of value for money is out there and with the right speed for your household’s needs. Keep in mind that not all providers have changed their prices yet, so the prices you see in your comparisons might not be the same price in next month. However it could be a great time to lock in a discounted plan price, as many providers offer discounts on the first six months or so that you’re connected, so you could cushion the blow a little against those price hikes if you switch to a discounted plan.

Which providers have changed or are planning on changing their NBN prices?

The bad news is that, for those providers who have rolled out or announced their plan changes, NBN prices are going up. Unfortunately those on the cheapest NBN plans are hardest hit, with some providers only increasing prices on the slower speed tiers and keeping prices stable on the faster speeds. We’ve outlined which providers are changing their plans below, and will update this page as more price changes are announced.

To help you understand the impacts of these price changes, Canstar has crunched the numbers to show the price difference between the current or old standard price, and the new pricing over 12 months (excluding discounts). In most cases, where prices have gone up, this will show how much more a current customer will be paying for the same plan over 12 months (excluding discounts).

Here’s a list of providers that we cover in more detail below:

• Telstra
• Belong
• Optus
• Aussie Broadband
• iiNet
• Flip
• Tangerine
• More
• Superloop
• Dodo
• iPrimus
• MyOwn Tel

Telstra NBN price changes

Telstra’s range of NBN price changes will start from July 1.

Belong NBN price changes

Belong’s NBN price changes will start from July 1.

Optus NBN price changes

Price changes from Optus will start from July 6.

Aussie Broadband price changes

Aussie Broadband’s range of NBN price changes will start from July 1.

iiNet NBN price changes

iiNet has already implemented its range of price changes along with the discontinuation of plans on the NBN 12 speed tier.

Flip NBN price changes

Flip has already rolled out its price changes, with increases across its range of plans.

Tangerine NBN price changes

Tangerine is making changes across its range of NBN plans from July 1, but if you’re on the Ultraspeedy (NBN 1000) plan there’s some good news — your plan price is dropping by $5 per month!

More NBN price changes

More, which is a sister brand to Tangerine, has also announced changes to its plan range from July 1. Customers on the Ultrafast plan will receive a decrease in their plan price. The prices listed below are the standard plan prices, excluding any CommBank customer discounts. 

Superloop NBN price changes

Superloop is introducing some price increases across most of its speed tiers from July 1, however the NBN 100/NBN 500 and NBN 750 plan prices will stay the same.

Dodo NBN price changes

Dodo is making price changes to plans on its cheapest speed tiers with NBN 25 and NBN 50 speeds. It’s also changing the price of its legacy 15Mbps plan, which is no longer offered to new customers. These changes are from July 1.

iPrimus NBN price changes

iPrimus are increasing prices across its range of NBN plans from July 1.

MyOwn Tel NBN price changes

MyOwn Tel is making sweeping changes across its large range of NBN plans from July 1.