The tentacles of the Kogan empire are far reaching and ever expanding and today sees the launch of their NBN services at aggressive prices set to present a clear opportunity for the savvy NBN user.
Using the Vodafone network created for that telco’s own NBN launch last year, Kogan is offering a simple set of month-to-month no lock in contract plans. Prices start at $58.90 for the NBN12 plan, going up to $88.90 for the fastest NBN100 plan.
Taking a similar approach to other Kogan offerings, there is an introductory deal for those who sign up before the end of June, with a $10 discount on the NBN50 plan making it $58.90 per month.
With the NBN50 plan being the sweet spot for speed, the standard $68.90 price from Kogan NBN is competitive – cheaper (by $1) than MyRepublic and TPG, so the $10 a month discount, which will last you two years (a $240 saving is nothing to shrug at) is going to get some attention out there.
“We are always working hard to make the most in-demand products and services more accessible and we expect that Kogan Internet’s nbn™ plans will shake up the market with their affordable, flexible and simple offerings,” said Kogan.com Executive Director David Shafer.
“At Kogan.com, we have always believed that better internet connectivity is key to improving how people live and work,” said Mr Shafer.
“More affordable internet access is a huge win for all Australians. With the recent improvements in the nbn™, and today’s launch of Kogan Internet, there has never been a better time for Aussies to change their internet provider.
“It is important that Aussies understand that, even if they thought they found a good deal in their current ADSL or cable connection, there is no guarantee their existing provider will continue to offer the best value service in the age of nbn™, so it’s worth shopping around.
“We’re thrilled to expand our partnership with Vodafone to bring Kogan nbn™ plans to Australians, enabling more Aussies to save money on their home internet connection.
Kogan NBN’s modem is charged at just $69 – so while we haven’t tested it, don’t rely on it for amazing whole of house WiFi, but given the expense it’s almost a no brainer to switch and test the Kogan NBN network – with the addition of a Netgear Orbi or Google Wifi it’s going to be perfect.
