Superloop
15GB
15GBa month, ongoing
$325first year
$25 every 30 days
Year two: about $304 ($21 less: year one has 13 recharges)
These prices were checked on 15 October 2026, more than 30 days ago. Check the provider's page before you buy.
Telstra networkUses the Telstra network
Superloop plans, added up
Superloop sells prepaid SIM plans on the Telstra Wholesale Mobile Network, which its Critical Information Summary names.
5 plans, from $325 for the first year (15GB) up to 162GB a month (160GB).
Superloop against its network
- Cheapest way in: Superloop 15GB at $325 for the first year. That ranks 4 of 12 providers on the Telstra network, where Tangerine starts at $300.
- Not the cheapest on the Telstra network at any of the 5 data levels we compare (10GB, 30GB, 60GB, 100GB, 200GB).
- Best value per GB: Superloop 130GB, about $0.38 a GB over the first year.
- 5 plans: prepaid, billed every 30 days.
Every Superloop plan
Superloop
35GB
35GBa month, ongoing
$455first year
$35 every 30 days
Year two: about $426 ($29 less: year one has 13 recharges)
Superloop
75GB
76GBa month, ongoing
$520first year
$40 every 30 days
Year two: about $487 ($33 less: year one has 13 recharges)
Superloop
130GB
132GBa month, ongoing
$650first year
$50 every 30 days
Year two: about $608 ($42 less: year one has 13 recharges)
Superloop
160GB
162GBa month, ongoing
$780first year
$60 every 30 days
Year two: about $730 ($50 less: year one has 13 recharges)
Switching to Superloop
- Check your phone is unlocked and works on the Telstra network, because Superloop uses it. Look at the coverage map for the places you live and work.
- Keep your number: ask Superloop to move it when you sign up, and don't cancel your old plan first. Your old provider texts a code to confirm, and the move is usually done the same day.
- Pay up front: it's prepaid, so you recharge before you start. The smallest first payment is $25 (Superloop 15GB), then $25 every 30 days.
- None of the 5 Superloop plans we track has a lock-in contract, so you can leave without a fee.
- eSIM (no plastic SIM) is listed on 5 of 5 plans, so you can switch on the spot with a compatible phone.
- Our data says that if your data runs out it stops until the next recharge or month, with no extra charge.
How the prices line up
Superloop at a glance
- Network
- Uses the Telstra network
- Type
- Prepaid
- Cheapest first year
- 15GB, $325
- Best per GB
- 130GB, $0.38 a GB in year one
- Deals right now
- None
- Contracts
- No lock-in on any plan we track
Download speeds are capped at 100Mbps. Unused data rolls into the Data Bank (up to 500GB).
Prepaid with auto recharge every 30 days. Extra data costs $10 for 1GB or $25 for 5GB, and runs out when the plan ends.
The free second recharge is for broadband customers only, so we don't count it.
Download speeds are capped at 150Mbps. Unused data rolls into the Data Bank (up to 500GB).
Download speeds are capped at 150Mbps. Unused data rolls into the Data Bank (up to 1,000GB).
Superloop's Critical Information Summary (dated Oct 2025) lists lower data on some plans than the plans page shows now; we use the plans page.
Download speeds are capped at 250Mbps. Unused data rolls into the Data Bank (up to 1,000GB).
Questions people ask
Which network does Superloop use?
Uses the Telstra network. Coverage is the same as Telstra's because it rents the same towers. Check the coverage map.
Is Superloop cheaper than Telstra?
It depends on how much data you use. Superloop vs Telstra shows the cheapest plan on each at several data levels.
How was this checked?
From Superloop's own plans page and Critical Information Summaries. Each plan page shows the date. We are not paid by providers to rank them.