Superloop vs URL Networks
URL Networks's cheapest plan at 500 Mbps costs $6 less a month than Superloop's, once any intro deal ends.
$241 up front- 25 Mbps
- 50 Mbps
- 100 Mbps: not offered
- 250 Mbps
- 500 Mbps
- 750 Mbps
- 1 Gbps
- 2 Gbps
- 25 Mbps: not offered
- 50 Mbps: not offered
- 100 Mbps: not offered
- 250 Mbps: not offered
- 500 Mbps
- 750 Mbps
- 1 Gbps
- 2 Gbps
Nothing to compare in these: both say the same.
- NoneSetup fee
- 1Plans at 500 Mbps · on FTTP
- FTTP
- HFC
- FTTC
- FTTN
- FTTB
- Fixed wireless
- Month to monthContract
- NonePrice changes on record · to plans on this connection
Every plan at 500 Mbps on fibre to the premises (FTTP)
- Family MaxCompared above500/45 Mbps in the evening · $74 a month for 6 months$95a month
- nbn Home FastCompared above500 Mbps in the evening$89a month
Price a month at 500 Mbps, over time
Each side's cheapest plan at 500 Mbps today, by week since BankMate began tracking it. An intro deal isn't drawn: the price is what the plan costs once any deal ends.
Each cell is the price a month at the end of the week, darker is lower; hatched: not tracked yet. ▲ ▼ the week a price moved. Tap a cell for what happened then. Swipe sideways for earlier weeks.
As of 7 November 2026, on full fibre at 500 Mbps, Superloop's cheapest plan is $95 a month and URL Networks's $89, once any intro deal ends. Superloop sells 11 NBN plans tracked by BankMate and URL Networks 8; every one is month to month. Plans as each provider publishes them, last checked 28 October 2026. Each row says which figure is lower or higher; it doesn't say which provider suits you.