amaysim Reviews
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amaysim launched in 2010 as a SIM-only mobile brand on the Optus network and grew into one of Australia's biggest MVNOs, with more than a million subscribers by the time Optus (Singtel) bought the com
pany in 2021. It has returned to home broadband with a deliberately slim NBN range: six speed tiers from NBN 25 to gigabit, all month-to-month and BYO modem, with the three fastest tiers (500/750/1000) available on FTTP and HFC connections only. Pricing leans on introductory discounts for the first six months, and there is an ongoing discount if you also hold an active amaysim SIM plan - the classic bundle play from a mobile-first brand.
read more...amaysim NBN Plans
| Name | Download Speed | Data | Cost | |
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| NBN 25 | 25 Mbps | Unlimited | $70 per month
$60 for first 6 months |
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| NBN 50 | 50 Mbps | Unlimited | $85 per month
$45 for first 6 months |
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amaysim Broadband Reviews
- 3 August, 2026
- Wulguru QLD
- NBN - Residential
- NBN 500
- $50 per month
- Activation : 1 week
Bang for buck with their 40 off offer, 50PM instead of 90PM
I have a real IPv4 address somehow, not CGNAT?! Didnt need to ask for it or anything.
The pings for gaming is noticibly worse than my prebious provider Superloop but the speeds themselves are as advertised
I was a promo for $40 off their plans for 6 months so bit the bullet and jumped. My previous provider Superloop's only real downside was the cost, but they're a more premium provider so it is what it is.
Surprisingly I have a real IPv4 address not CGNAT, not that I need a real address these days but it was still a surprise.
Their web UI and app are very basic, there's no extra bells and whistles like Superloop had for resetting your connection etc. It works flawlessly and reliably for what is it is though.
The "churn" (not sure what the modern term is, same port on old 4 port FTTP NTD migration using your AVC number) went through on the specified date and everything just worked. Couldn't be happier with that outcome.
The only real downside I've had is the ping is worse in games than with SL. Speeds are as expected regardless of peak times so no problem there and the connection is as stable as ever.
At full price its overpriced but with this promo its fantastic.
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Recommend to a friend : yes
Where is amaysim available?
amaysim sells NBN plans, so coverage matches the NBN footprint. Plans are available to households in Sydney, Newcastle, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, and Darwin, along with regional Australia where the underlying network reaches. Enter your address on the amaysim site to confirm what's available at your premises.
Frequently asked questions about amaysim
Is amaysim any good?
amaysim has fewer than 5 reviews on Oz Broadband Reviews so we don't yet show an aggregate rating. You can read the individual reviews above to form your own view.
How much does amaysim's cheapest NBN plan cost?
amaysim's cheapest active NBN plan is the NBN 50 at $45.00/month (intro price for the first 6 months, then $85.00/mth) — 50 Mbps download with unlimited data.
What plans does amaysim offer?
amaysim currently offers 6 NBN plans listed on Oz Broadband Reviews. See the full list of plans above with prices, speeds and data limits.
How can I contact amaysim?
You can reach amaysim online at amaysim.com.au. Note that contact details can change — always double-check on amaysim's official website before signing up.
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