Swoop Broadband internet plans and prices

Swoop Broadband sells NBN plans to those who live in fixed-line and Fixed Wireless areas. There are a couple of Fixed Wireless plans to choose from but a near-comprehensive selection of fixed-line NBN plans for eligible homes.

Typical pricing for Swoop fixed-line NBN plans is more expensive than competitive, but self-reported speeds are among the fastest. If you live in an Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP), Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC), Fibre-to-the-Curb (FTTC), Fibre-to-the-Building (FTTB) or Fibre-to-the-Node (FTTN) home, you should be able to sign up for a Swoop NBN plan. Fixed-line NBN speed tiers include NBN 25/5, NBN 50/20, NBN 100/20, NBN 100/40, NBN 250/25 and NBN 1000/50. Note that only FTTP and HFC homes are eligible for the NBN 250 and NBN 1000 plans.

For comparison, check out the popular NBN fixed-line plans from our comparison engine.

Swoop Broadband also sells a handful of business NBN plans for fixed-line addresses. Businesses can choose from NBN 50/20, NBN 100/40, NBN 250/100 and NBN 500/200 plans. Note that a business address needs FTTP or HFC to connect to an NBN 250 or NBN 500 plan.

Below is a daily updating list of popular business NBN plans from our database.

Swoop Broadband offers a couple of Fixed Wireless NBN plans for eligible addresses. There’s the cheaper Fixed Wireless NBN 25/5 plan or the pricier NBN 75/10 plan. Typical plan prices are competitive compared to the other Fixed Wireless plans we track in our database.

Regardless of the plan type, all Swoop Broadband plans include unlimited data. As for speeds, Swoop advertises 25Mbps downloads and 5Mbps uploads for its basic Fixed Wireless plan, and 73Mbps download and 10Mbps upload speeds for its Fixed Wireless Plus plan. Below is a breakdown of all of Swoop’s fixed-line NBN plans in terms of typical evening speeds:

• Swoop Broadband NBN 25/5: 25Mbps download, 5Mbps upload
• Swoop Broadband NBN 50/10: 50Mbps download, 20Mbps upload
• Swoop Broadband NBN 100/20: 100Mbps download, 20Mbps upload
• Swoop Broadband NBN 100/40: 100Mbps download, 40Mbps upload
• Swoop Broadband NBN 250/25: 250Mbps download, 25Mbps upload
• Swoop Broadband NBN 1000/50: 975Mbps download, 49Mbps upload

If you’re looking for a Swoop Broadband internet deal today, you’ll find them below (if there are any).

Like most other NBN providers, Swoop Broadband plans have $0 setup fees and no contracts. Outside of this, Swoop also offers Australia-based tech support and a generous two-way referral plan. If a Swoop customer successfully refers a new sign-up, both receive a $15 monthly credit for six months. Swoop doesn’t offer home phone plans, though, and is otherwise light on plan features.

To save money, sign up for a Swoop Broadband NBN plan and use an existing NBN-compatible router or modem-router. Alternatively, pay extra for Swoop’s TP-Link VR400 v3 modem-router. This device offers dual-band WiFi 5 with 1,200Mbps of wireless bandwidth, plus three gigabit Ethernet ports for LAN connections and a single USB 2.0 port.

Transferring from an NBN provider to Swoop Broadband is a straightforward process. Here’s how to switch to a Swoop Broadband NBN plan:

1. Find the Swoop NBN plan that works best for your home or business, then click the ‘Go to site’ button to go directly to the corresponding Swoop plans page. If that button is unavailable, head to the Swoop Broadband website.
2. On the Swoop plans page, input your address and click ‘Search’. Select your address then confirm your internet type and plan.
3. Optionally, select to add a preconfigured modem-router, then click on the ‘Continue to Checkout’ button to proceed. Follow the prompts to complete sign-up.