1 min readMore is cutting the price of its fastest NBN internet plan.
The Commonwealth Bank-backed ISP rolled out the price cut earlier this week, reducing the cost of its Ultrafast NBN plan from $149 to $144. That's a small tweak on paper but does mean that those signed up will be saving an extra $60 per year.
This no-contract internet plan comes with unlimited data and a 14-day free trial period. If you sign up and aren't satisfied with the service you can cancel within that honeymoon and get a full refund. That's always nice to have, but a little bit more so than usual here since More doesn't disclose any typical evening speeds for its Ultrafast NBN plan.
Of course, the biggest selling point for this particular NBN provider is that More offers some pretty significant savings to customers with a Commonwealth Bank of Australia account. You get 30% off the regular price for the first twelve months and then 10% off after that.
For the Ultrafast NBN plan, that brings the cost of signing up down to just $100.80 per month for the first year. After that, you're looking at $129 per month.
Check out the widget below for a sense of how More's fastest internet option compares to its other plans.
Even with a price cut, More's Ultrafast NBN plan is still fairly expensive as far as gigabit internet options go. While a 30% discount ain't nothing, it's not quite the cheapest NBN 1000 plan out there. Be sure to take a look at the widget below for a round-up of the other options available from providers like Exetel, Tangerine, Superloop, iPrimus and Southern Phone.
