Compare nbn® internet providers in Perth with Compare Broadband

Best internet providers in Perth

The following providers are available to compare through Compare Broadband for Perth addresses. Each has a different positioning, some offer the lowest monthly price, others focus on speed performance or customer service.

Use the table as a starting point, then compare live plan pricing at your address through the tool above.

A few things worth noting about these providers:

• Aussie Broadband is well regarded for peak-hour speed consistency and customer support. Compare Aussie Broadband plans
• Superloop has invested in its own network infrastructure, which contributes to competitive speed performance. Compare Superloop plans
• Tangerine is a straightforward, low-cost option suited to households that do not need extras. Compare Tangerine plans

Compare internet providers in Perth

Comparing nbn service providers Perth goes beyond price. The main factors that affect day-to-day experience are pricing, speed consistency, modem options and support quality. The table below summarises what to look at when comparing providers side by side.

Compare at the tier that matches your household, whether nbn® 50, nbn® 100 plans or nbn® 500 and 1000.

Compare internet providers in Perth

Cheapest internet providers in Perth

For Perth homes where cost matters most, budget providers often offer the lowest monthly nbn® prices with fewer extras. The key is to remember cheapest doesn't always mean best value.

Tangerine, Dodo and Superloop are among the more competitively priced options available through Compare Broadband for Perth addresses. Budget providers are generally well-suited to smaller households with light to moderate internet needs.

For a full breakdown of the most affordable plans and providers in Perth, see our cheap nbn® plans Perth guide.

Fastest internet providers in Perth

Internet speeds on the nbn® network depends on your chosen speed tier. It also depends on how well the provider manages capacity during busy times.

The ACCC’s Measuring Broadband Australia program tracks average speeds from major providers. As of December 2025, nbn® fixed-line services averaged 99.6% of plan speeds during busy hours (ACCC, 2025).

For Perth households wanting the fastest available connection, FTTP is the connection type to target. FTTP unlocks nbn® 500 and nbn® 1000 plans, which are the fastest tiers on the nbn® network. If your address is on FTTN or FTTC, check whether you are eligible for a free FTTP upgrade before comparing high-speed plans.

Typical evening speeds on the fibre network and what they suit:

• nbn® 50: Up to 50 Mbps, suitable for HD streaming and video calls on multiple devices
• nbn® 100: Up to 100 Mbps, suited to busy households with several concurrent users and 4K streaming
• nbn® 500: Up to 500 Mbps, suited to large households, remote workers transferring large files or serious gamers
• nbn® 1000: Up to 1 Gbps, the fastest tier, suited to high-demand households with FTTP connections

See the full guide to fastest nbn® plans for a current comparison of providers and speeds.

How to choose the right internet provider in Perth

Choosing a provider comes down to matching what they offer with what your household actually needs. No single right answer exists; the best option depends on your address, budget, and usage habits.

Speed needs

Start by working out how many people in your household are online at the same time and what they are doing. Light users who browse, check email and stream occasionally will be well-served by nbn® 25 or nbn® 50. Households with multiple people working from home, gaming or streaming in 4K simultaneously should consider nbn® 100 or above.

Perth households are experiencing growing internet demand across both daytime and evening periods. Roy Morgan research from June 2025 found that 38% of nbn® users work from home at least once a day. It also found that usage grew by 7% over the year to 2025 (Roy Morgan, 2025).

Households with daytime users need a plan that stays reliable during work hours and the evening peak, from 7:30pm to 11pm. Similarly, households in Perth's outer suburbs often have five or more devices online at once. This makes higher speed plans a necessity, not a luxury.

Budget vs performance

Budget providers offer lower prices but may have less network capacity during peak hours. Premium providers typically invest more in their network, which can translate to more consistent speeds when demand is high.

If you use the internet a lot in the evenings and on weekends, check the provider’s peak-hour data. Don’t choose based on price alone.

Customer support

The quality of customer support can make a significant difference when something goes wrong with your connection.

Check if the provider offers phone support and what their operating hours are. Confirm the support team is based in Australia.

Customer review platforms such as TrustPilot give a useful sense of real-world experience with each provider.

References

• ACCC (2025) Measuring Broadband Australia, Report 31, December 2025. Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. accc.gov.au 
• nbn® Co (2024) Half a Million Western Australia Premises Now Full Fibre Ready. nbn®co.com.au/corporate-information/media-centre/media-statements/half-a-million-wa-premises-now-full-fibre-ready 
• Roy Morgan (2025) Work from Home, June 2025. roymorgan.com/findings/9981-work-from-home-june-2025