Head to head

Superloop vs Telstra

Superloop is cheaper in year one at 4 of 5 data levels. Here's the cheapest plan on each for the data you use.

The short version

The widest gap is at 60GB a month: Superloop is $488 cheaper than Telstra over the first year.
Cheapest way in: Superloop 15GB at $325 for the first year, or Telstra Basic at $768 for the first year.
Best value per GB: Telstra Premium, about $0.33 a GB over the first year.
Superloop sells 5 plans: prepaid, billed every 30 days.
Telstra sells 3 plans: postpaid, billed monthly.

Worth knowing

Price cliff: 1 of Telstra's 3 plans costs more in year two. Telstra Basic goes from $768 to $888.
Deal ending soon: Telstra Basic's deal ends on 2 November 2026.
When data runs out: with Superloop data stops until the next recharge or month; with Telstra speed drops when data runs out.

Cheapest plan on each provider at each data level
You use	Superloop	Telstra
10GB a month	15GB$325 first year · $625 over twoCheaper	Basic$768 first year · $1,656 over two
30GB a month	35GB$455 first year · $875 over twoCheaper	Basic$768 first year · $1,656 over two
60GB a month	75GB$520 first year · $1,000 over twoCheaper	Essential$1,008 first year · $2,016 over two
100GB a month	130GB$650 first year · $1,250 over twoCheaper	Essential$1,008 first year · $2,016 over two
200GB a month	No plan with this much data	Premium$1,188 first year · $2,376 over twoOnly one

Compare with your own data

Network

Superloop: uses the telstra network. Telstra: runs its own network. Both use the same Telstra towers, so coverage is the same; the differences are price, data and extras. Check coverage where you live and work: Superloop map · Telstra map.

Superloop vs Telstra

The short version

Worth knowing

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