OnePass Mobile review: Prepaid Optus 5G with Kmart and Bunnings perks

Prepaid Optus coverage with shopping perks through Kmart, Bunnings and more.

OnePass Mobile
3.3 out of 5 stars
3.25
Network
Optus 4G & 5G
Plan types
Prepaid (28-day and long-expiry)
Price range
$25 to $40/mth
Data range
22GB to 65GB/mth
Data speed cap
150Mbps
Fergus Halliday
Aug 19, 2026
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Is OnePass Mobile any good?

Formerly-known as Catch Connect, OnePass Mobile is a thrifty provider well worth considering if you're after a long or short-term prepaid mobile plan on the Optus 4G/5G network. Its customer service options could be improved but that's par for the course at this price range, and the added perks, like extra Flybuys and free delivery from Kmart, Bunnings and more, give it an edge. 

pro
Good for
pro Great dollar-to-data value
pro Short and long-term prepaid options
pro Optus 4G/5G coverage
pro OnePass perks included (free delivery and Flybuys)
con
Skip if
con You need Telstra mobile coverage
con You want data rollover
con You want an eSIM
OnePass Mobile on a smartphone
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What is OnePass?

The MVNO formerly known as Catch Connect.

OnePass is an Australian subscription service for online shopping that offers free delivery, boosted Flybuys points, 365-day change-of-mind returns and express Click & Collect through retailers like Bunnings Warehouse and Kmart.  OnePass Mobile - previously Catch Connect -  is that brand's prepaid Optus MVNO; a mobile provider that offers decent value on short and long-term prepaid plans with all the perks of a OnePass subscription included (valued at $4 per month when purchased separately). 

Does OnePass Mobile offer good value for money?

A solid choice for prepaid over the short and long-term.

OnePass Mobile might not offer the best data-per-dollar value when it comes to Optus MVNOs but it is one of the few to use the Optus 5G network. It also includes a OnePass membership (valued at $40 per year), which gives users 5x Flybuys points, express Click & Collect and free delivery from retailers like Kmart and Bunnings Warehouse. 

All of OnePass Mobile's prepaid plans run on the Optus 4G/5G network, offering speeds up to 150Mbps and unlimited local talk and text. It offers both 28-day and 365-day recharges, both of which offer significant introductory discounts. 

New customers on OnePass Mobile's 28-day plans can save 50% on their first six recharges:

OnePass Mobile 28-day prepaid plans

To see how OnePass Mobile compares with other popular prepaid providers on the Optus network, check out the table below. 

Long expiry plans

Long-expiry plans are a big focus for OnePass Mobile. All told, the thrifty provider has three 365-day plans to offer on this front: 200GB for $200, 280GB for $250 and 360GB for $300. 

These plans all come with unlimited calls and text, and data speeds capped at 150Mbps on the Optus 4G/5G network. Just be wary, the included data amount doesn't reset monthly - it's meant to last you the full 365 days. 

For a sense of how these compare to other long-expiry plans, check out the widget below for a snapshot of the most popular 365-day plans available in our database below:

Does OnePass have good coverage?

OnePass Mobile is one of the few Optus MVNOs with access to the 5G network.

Compared to other prepaid Optus MVNOs, OnePass Mobile offers decent network coverage. That's because it's one of the few prepaid MVNOs with access to the Optus 4G/5G network. It's not the exact same as being on Optus, as those plans use the standalone Optus 5G+ network, but it's as close as you'll get with a prepaid MVNO. 

Telstra is still the market leader when it comes to geographic reach but Optus (and OnePass) matches the Vodafone network for 5G coverage and is slightly better for 4G coverage. 

More importantly, Optus 5G speeds have consistently outpaced both Telstra and Vodafone at a national level, according to Opensignal reports. 

Take a look at the coverage map below to see if you've got adequate OnePass (Optus) coverage in your area. 

Does OnePass Mobile offer any good perks?

No international calls but free delivery and express Click & Collect with Aussie retaielrs.

The biggest OnePass Mobile perk is its included OnePass shopping subscription. Valued at $4/mth or $40/year, OnePass gets you a variety of perks through Aussie retailers. 

  • Free delivery for eligible items
  • 5x Flybuys points for purchases at Kmart, Target, Bunnings and Officeworks
  • 365-day change-of-mind returns at Kmart, Target, Officeworks and Priceline
  • Express Click & Collect at Kmart and Bunnings
  • Additional Pulse reward points at Priceline (2 points for every $1 spent)
  • 30% off your first eligible InstantScripts service and 10% off every eligible order thereafter

That's about where the perks end, however. Don’t look to OnePass if you’re interested in an eSIM, international roaming or calling, or getting a handset with your plan.

The only international calling option for OnePass users is to pay an extra $5 per month to add 100 international minutes to 32 selected destinations.

If international calls is something you can't live without, you might want to check out the widget below for a snapshot of the most popular mobile plans with international calls in our database.

OnePass perks: What's the catch?

The included OnePass subscription offers some tempting shopping perks - like an Aussie version of Amazon Prime. It's a great perk, when it works. But it's not always clear which items are eligible for free delivery with a OnePass subscription and you can find yourself paying for items delivered through Bunnings and Kmart marketplace.

Does OnePass have good customer support?

What OnePass users are saying

Like most Australian telcos, customer reviews of OnePass Mobile are mixed. Here's how it scores on user review platforms at the time of writing:

  • ProductReview.com.au: 1.7/5 - Complaints are mostly directed towards poor customer service and long waits for SIM card delivery. 
  • Trustpilot: 3.7/5 - User reviews typically focus on unclear eligibility for perks like free delivery. Positive reviews credit the increased Flybuys rewards and extended change-of-mind return window

As for customer support avenues, OnePass Mobile offers about what you'd expect from an MVNO. 

It doesn’t have a customer forum, brick-and-mortar stores, or active social media support. The telco does, however, offer a usage-monitoring app, self-serve online assistance and a chat service.

You can also call OnePass Mobile on 1300 222 825 weeks days from 9:00am to 8:00pm or weekends and public holidays from 10:00am to 5:00pm AEST. 

Should you sign up for OnePass Mobile?

Yes, if:
  • You want prepaid Optus 5G coverage on a budget
  • You regularly shop at Kmarts, Bunnings or Priceline
  • You want a decent long-expiry prepaid plan with reliable coverage
No, if:
  • You need Telstra coverage
  • You want an eSIM
  • You want value on international calls

OnePass Mobile FAQs

OnePass and OnePass Mobile are owned by Wesfarmers, the same parent company responsible for popular Australian retailers like Kmart, Target, and Bunnings Warehouse.

Yes, OnePass Mobile offers 4G/5G Optus coverage. It doesn't offer standalone Optus 5G+ coverage, but not even Optus prepaid plans do. 

To cancel OnePass Mobile, disable the automatic recharge feature in the OnePass Mobile app. Alternatively, use your OnePass Mobile login credentials to disable auto-recharge on the OnePass Mobile dashboard.

Fergus Halliday
Written by
Fergus Halliday is a journalist and editor for Reviews.org. He’s written about technology, telecommunications, gaming and more for over a decade. He got his start writing in high school and began his full-time career as the Editor of PC World Australia. Fergus has made the MCV 30 Under 30 list, been a finalist for seven categories at the IT Journalism Awards and won Most Controversial Writer at the 2022 Consensus Awards. He has been published in Gizmodo, Kotaku, GamesHub, Press Start, Screen Rant, Superjump, Nestegg and more.

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