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An Internet bundle is a plan where you get both your home phone and fixed-line broadband from one provider. It usually comes with discounted prices and offers good deals on phone calls, depending on the chosen package.


Last updated 29/11/2023
Exetel broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
25 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$53.99/Month
for first 6 months, then $64.99 ongoing
Min total cost $53.99
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Superloop broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
22 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$59/Month
for first 6 months, then $65 ongoing
Min total cost $59
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Tangerine Telecom broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
25 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$59.90/Month
for first 6 months, then $74.90 ongoing
Min total cost $59.90
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Exetel broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
50 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$60.99/Month
for first 6 months, then $78.99 ongoing
Min total cost $60.99
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TPG broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
12 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$64.99/Month
Min total cost $164.94
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Superloop broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
48 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$65/Month
for first 6 months, then $79 ongoing
Min total cost $65
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Tangerine Telecom broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
50 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$69.90/Month
for first 6 months, then $89.90 ongoing
Min total cost $69.90
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TPG broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
25 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$69.99/Month
Min total cost $169.94
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More Telecom broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
25 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$76/Month
Min total cost $76
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iiNet broadband provider logo
Broadband + Home Phone
Unlimited
50 Mbps Typical Evening Speed
Month to month
$79.99/Month
Min total cost $79.99
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Results explained

Compare Broadband cannot guarantee that all plans or providers shown will be available at your property address. Connection and plan availability will need to be confirmed by the internet service provider. Additional charges may apply for non-standard connections.

Home phone and Internet bundles allow you to get a simplified service for technical support and billing by dealing with one provider for both services. 

Bundled plans - whether home phone and Internet or energy and Internet - may come with bonuses like free installation, upgraded speed, new devices, and discounted fees. Some providers offer rewards or promo codes to get started. Bundles are ideal for those who use local and international calling services. 

For help getting connected, contact Compare Broadband for a quick comparison of providers and plans.

What are the best home phone and Internet bundles?

To find the ideal home phone and Internet bundle, consider your specific needs. You may require more data, while others seek additional free calls locally and internationally. 

Typically, a phone and Internet bundle includes a data package, hardware (like a modem/router and necessary cabling), setup and connection fees, and free calls to landlines, Australian mobiles, international and national calls, and unlimited calls.

Internet service providers often offer add-ons for customisation, such as gamer perks or entertainment like PayTV. There's no one-size-fits-all approach, and at Compare Broadband, our experts can assist you in finding the perfect home phone and Internet bundle tailored to your requirements.

NBN phone and Internet bundle plans

Choosing the cheapest home Internet plan may not always give you the best value. Plans vary, so it's crucial to research and compare providers and bundles to find the right fit for your needs. 

Here are some tips for getting the right phone and Internet bundle:

  • Check if your current phone provider offers bundling deals. Many providers give discounts when you combine home phone and broadband services, saving you money each month.
  • Look for broadband services offering free installation to reduce initial costs. Some providers charge a one-time installation fee, usually cheaper than monthly service fees.
  • Explore companies offering discounts for specific customers, such as seniors or those with a military background.
  • Negotiate with your current Internet provider to see if it’ll lower your monthly bill, especially if you've been a loyal customer. It may be willing to work with you to keep your business.

Exetel broadband provider logo
Exetel nbn™ Extra-Value Broadband + PAYG Home Phone Bundle Plan
  • Unlimited
  • 50/20 Mbps
  • Deal: $60.99 for first 6 months, then $78.99 ongoing
$60 .99/ mth
Min total cost $60.99
Superloop broadband provider logo
Superloop nbn™ Extra-Value Broadband + PAYG Home Phone Bundle Plan
  • Unlimited
  • 48/20 Mbps
  • Deal: $65 for first 6 months, then $79 ongoing
Tangerine Telecom broadband provider logo
Tangerine Telecom Value Plus Broadband + Home Phone Bundle Plan
  • Unlimited
  • 50/17 Mbps
  • Deal: $69.90 for first 6 months, then $89.90 ongoing
$69 .90/ mth
Min total cost $69.90
TPG broadband provider logo
Standard Plus (nbn50) TPG SL Bundle
$74 .99/ mth
Min total cost $174.94
iiNet broadband provider logo
iiNet Unlimited NBN50 broadband plan including home phone
$79 .99/ mth
Min total cost $79.99

Comparing Internet speed tiers: What is a typical evening speed?

A typical evening is the peak period between 7pm and 11pm when most internet users are online and clogging up the networks. So when we talk about the typical evening speed of an internet plan, it is simply how fast it works during peak hours.

Below is a guide on the minimum typical evening speed per each speed tier.

Internet SpeedMinimum SpeedAverage Speed

Basic Evening Speed

Less than 15mbps typical evening speed

Depends on the existing connection (copper/ADSL connection)

Standard Evening Speed

15mbps typical evening speed

22.8mbps typical evening speed

Standard Plus Evening Speed

30mbps typical evening speed

43.3mbps typical evening speed

Premium Evening Speed

60mbps typical evening speed

88mbps typical evening speed


  • Basic Evening Speed—this is the entry-level bundle plan for basic internet needs. If you are planning to get basic internet plans, you may experience a slight increase or decrease in speed, depending on how good your existing connection is.
  • Standard Evening Speed—this type of internet bundle plan delivers a minimum speed of 15Mbps during peak hours. Plans with standard evening speed can easily accommodate average Australian households.
  • Standard Plus Evening Speed—plans under standard plus speed deliver a minimum 30Mbps during peak hours. This plan would suit a higher usage profile like streaming an ultra-high-definition movie or streaming music on multiple devices during busy periods.
  • Premium Evening Speed—internet plans labelled as premium evening speed can deliver a minimum speed of 60Mbps during peak hours. This is suitable for a higher usage profile than Standard Plus like those who stream ultra HD movies and active gamers.

Can I get unlimited data with Internet bundles?

Most NBN plans offer unlimited data now without caps or restrictions. An unlimited data Internet plan means you can use as much data as you want without concerns about exceeding a limit. 

It offers peace of mind, ensuring you can use as much data as needed. If you're a heavy Internet user or have numerous devices requiring data, an unlimited plan is likely your best choice. 

You can get an unlimited data plan without an Internet bundle, too, so you don't NEED an Internet bundle if you have unlimited data. It can be a great option if you're not interested in a home phone service. You'll just need to make sure that your chosen Internet provider offers unlimited data at the speed you need.

Compare home phone and Internet bundles with Compare Broadband

At Compare Broadband, we simplify finding the perfect Internet bundle for your home phone and Internet needs. We compare the latest bundles from top providers in Australia, helping you discover budget-friendly plans.

When comparing bundles, consider the connection type, broadband speed, monthly cost, data limit, contract length, set-up and modem fees. Also, think about included phone calls, on/off-peak times, and shaping speed (how the connection slows when reaching the limit). Some providers may include TV streaming services.

These factors vary among providers, so get a comprehensive view before choosing a plan that fits your needs. Our consultants can assist you in finding the most suitable Internet plan. Enter your postcode in our tool above for the best broadband bundle in your area.

FAQs

Does every provider offer phone and internet bundles?

No. Not every provider offers phone and Internet bundles since different ISPs have their own respective offers. There are popular providers known to offer bundles of broadband plus home phone such as but not limited to TPG, MyRepublic, iiNet, iPrimus, Tangerine, among others. On the other hand, the providers known to offer broadband plans only are Belong, Uniti, Hi, Dodo, Aussie Broadband, Optus and many more.

Do I need a home phone?

You may not, but it's entirely up to you. In this day and age, it's not uncommon for a household to get rid of the landline and get by entirely on mobile phones. Conversely, some people who have been in the same home with the same home phone number for a very long time sometimes take comfort in keeping the same phone number that their family and friends have known to call them on for many years. Again, it's very much up to you. If you want to keep a house phone, we can help you find a great bundle plan, and if you want to get by without it, we can still help you find a great internet plan for your house!

What is the best phone and internet package?

The answer to this very much boils down to what you’re personally after. Do you use the phone more than you use the internet, or vice versa? Would you prefer a plan that’s cheap, or a plan with high speed internet? The best phone and internet package for someone else is likely not going to be the best phone and internet package for you, but if you know what you’re looking for, you’re on the right track.

What is the best broadband bundle?

One of the biggest factors is what kind of internet connection is available in your area, but other important factors to consider is how many people in your household will be using the internet, and what sort of things will you (and/or the other people in your house) might be using the internet for, ie. if you’re doing a lot of video streaming or online gaming, that may require more data.

Are all landline phone bundles with NBN VOiP?

Yes. All bundled plans of broadband and home phone with NBN now use VoIP. The traditional landline networks for phone and Internet services are replaced with NBN VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol). Such a reliable service enables users to make phone calls using their NBN connection without upsetting the quality of Internet connection. Interestingly, the VoIP contains features of a traditional landline phone service combined with cheaper call services offered by the service providers.

The existing copper phone services are phased out once NBN is fully implemented. Sadly, landline phones will be totally extinct in Aussie households by the year 2037 as predicted in a recent research. As we speak, only a minimal number of Australian homes are left using these once-common home items - the landlines.

The replacement is a much-faster, more advanced phone system that comes with a caller ID, call waiting, voicemail, 3-way chats, and so on – things that even many modern homes today still don’t have. Nonetheless, because VoIP depends upon a good Internet connection, once such a connection is disrupted, your phone will also suffer the same. That said, you might as well get a reliable mobile phone plan as a back up.

Do you need a home phone for internet?

No, not at all. Though dial up internet is indeed still available in Australia, it’s no longer a required method of accessing the world wide web. With home Wi-Fi, you can access the internet from multiple devices from the comfort of your own couch; not only is it typically faster than dial-up, but you can use it at the same time as using your home phone. But if you’re more comfortable with traditional dial-up, then that option is certainly still around.

Who is the best internet and phone provider?

Again, it really depends on what sort of plan is best for you. If your family stead is streaming a lot of online entertainment, and/or using multiple devices at the same time, you might want to compare our family broadband plans. If you and/or your partner are in your retirement years and just need an internet plan that’s simple, reliable and fuss-free, we can help you compare the internet and phone package that are best for seniors and pensioners. Or if you’d prefer going with a brand that offers a tried and true record, consider one of the larger telecommunications companies such as Telstra, who typically have the facilities and the experience when it comes to offering a solid range of great plans at competitive prices. No matter who you decided to go with, it's always worth remembering that when signing up with a plan, it is often easier to increase your speed than it is to decrease.

How to compare home phone and internet Bundles with Compare Broadband?

We are independently rated 5 stars by our customers, with a Trust Pilot score of 4.8 out of 5 based on over 1,800 reviews. We’re also a free internet comparison service for all Australian households, so if you would like help whittling down the best plan and provider for you, you can get started right now by checking out our home and internet bundle comparisons. Simply enter your postcode or suburb in the white box, and click “Compare”. Our website will then ask you some quick questions about your household’s average internet habits, so that we can get a gauge on what sort of data, plan and connection would best suit you in your area. Alternatively, you can directly speak to one of our broadband consultants right now by giving us a call on 1300 106 571.

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