Club Telco NBN Plans Don’t Need A Contract


The roster of providers offering NBN plans continues to expand, with ClubTelco today announcing its plans. Their most notable feature off the bat is that the availability of month-to-month deal rather than requiring a full-term contract, something which only Internode and Optus otherwise offer.

We’ll be updating our full NBN Planhacker table to reflect the new plans soon. As is often the case with no-contract deals, there’s a minor catch : you have to pay a $50 signup fee. That aside, Club Telco’s plans aren’t particularly good value. The data allocations at a given price point are less generous than most rivals, proving a point we’ve made many times before: examine plans carefully before signing up.

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