Best NBN Plans Sydney 2026 — Top Sydney Internet Providers, Speeds and Cheapest NBN Deals

Best NBN Plans in Sydney 2026

Sydney residents have access to Australia's widest range of NBN plan options and internet providers, with the majority of Sydney now served by HFC (hybrid fibre-coaxial) or FTTP (fibre to the premises) technology enabling genuine gigabit speeds. This guide covers the best NBN plans available in Sydney in 2026.

NBN Technology Types Across Sydney

• FTTP (Fibre to the Premises): Most new developments, infill areas, and progressively more of the existing HFC and FTTN network through nbn's ongoing FTTP upgrade program; supports NBN 250, 500, and 1000 plans
• HFC (Hybrid Fibre-Coaxial): Covers most of inner and middle Sydney using Telstra's former cable network; supports speeds up to NBN 100 and progressively NBN 250+ through the FTTP upgrade rollout
• FTTN/FTTC (Fibre to the Node/Curb): Some outer western Sydney suburbs; speeds capped at 100 Mbps or lower depending on line length; nbn's demand-driven FTTP upgrade allows eligible addresses to upgrade for free
• Fixed Wireless: Peri-urban Blue Mountains fringe and outer rural Greater Sydney areas

Sydney NBN Plan Prices in 2026

• NBN 50 (50/20 Mbps): $59-$75/month — suitable for 1-3 person households
• NBN 100 (100/20 Mbps): $69-$89/month — most popular plan for Sydney family homes
• NBN 250 (250/25 Mbps): $79-$99/month — ideal for remote workers and heavy streamers
• NBN 1000 (1000/50 Mbps): $89-$119/month — recommended for large households with multiple concurrent heavy users

Top NBN Providers in Sydney 2026

• Aussie Broadband: Consistently top-rated for speed and customer service in Sydney; strong evening speeds
• Superloop: Competitive pricing and good performance in Sydney metro
• Internode/iiNet: Reliable, strong in NSW; owned by TPG
• Telstra: Premium pricing but widest support network and home phone bundle options
• Optus: Competitive NBN/mobile bundle offers for Sydney residents

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