Superloop’s Super Wi-Fi sale combines epic EOFY NBN discounts with super-tempting 2-for-1 mesh router deals

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It's officially the season for Australia’s end of financial year sales, and as we’ve increasingly seen in recent years, that includes some quite competitive discounts from NBN providers. One of my top-rated (and frequently recommended) telcos, Superloop, is again getting in on the trend, having slashed prices across all of its NBN plans, from budget 25Mbps plans all the way up to 2Gbps – so there’s an affordable offering for all types of Aussie homes.

However, Superloop’s not just bringing NBN plan discounts to the table this EOFY — it’s also running a router promo to help ensure you actually get the internet speeds you’re paying for and save you from having any dreaded wireless 'dead zones' at home. If you live in a large or double-storey home, you may know the feeling – particularly if you’ve only got a single Wi-Fi device. There's often one (or two) certain spots where your internet connection can cut-out due to its distance from the modem-router.

Superloop’s hoping to help rectify that with what it’s calling the Super Wi-Fi sale, which gives new customers the option to bundle their NBN plan with a 2-for-1 deal on a pair of mesh-capable Amazon eero 7 modem-routers. Simply add one eero 7 device to your order at checkout and Superloop will throw in a second one at no cost.

So if you're keen to upgrade your home network with one of the best mesh Wi-Fi systems, Superloop's impressive 2-for-1 eero offer and EOFY offer can help you do just that — but it's only around until June 30, 2026.

Best Superloop EOFY deals

Superloop's NBN 1000 plan is our current favourite recommendation for gamers, streamers and heavy internet users alike. If you’re a PC or console gamer, Superloop's NBN 1000 plan will let you slurp down large game installs and updates for games, taking just minutes to complete what would tie up a slower NBN 50 or NBN 100 plan hours. That extra speed also means less disruptions for (or from) other users — you can safely stream a 4K movie or join a video chat with minimal impact on overall download speeds.

With typical evening download speeds of 860Mbps on Superloop's NBN 1000 plan, there’s enough bandwidth for everyone to simultaneously game, scroll and stream all at once.

Superloop | NBN 1000 | AU$79p/m (for 6 months, then AU$109p/m)

The standout offer in Superloop's Super Wi-Fi Sale is its stellar 1Gbps plan discount. Right now, it’s been slashed by an impressive AU$30p/m over the first six months, offering a neat AU$180 discount. Advertising lightning-fast speeds of 860Mbps down and 85Mbps up in the busy evening hours, Superloop's speed claims are very competitive with other NBN 1000 plans.

This deal offers incredible value for money, as the AU$79p/m cost is actually cheaper than what some of the big legacy Australian telcos charge for 50Mbps plans — and Superloop’s plan delivers up to 20x the maximum speed. If you need all the megabits, this plan from Superloop's got 'em.

Total minimum cost: AU$79 | Total first year cost: AU$1,128 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,308

Now, it's always important to mention speeds when we discuss NBN plans, as what you and your family need could be drastically different to those of your friends or neighbours.

As per ACCC's NBN Wholesale Market Indicators report, plans with 100Mbps or more are gaining popularity, with 2.83 million active services as of March 2026. In previous reports, NBN 50 reigned supreme; however, it has now been largely overtaken by faster plans, thanks in part to NBN Co's network-wide speed increases last September.

In theory, NBN 50 is suitable for up to four users; however, you may find it doesn't have much leeway for handling disruptions or avoiding lag when multiple devices are taxing it. When recommending plans, I suggest selecting an NBN 100 plan at minimum, but if your home has the connection type to support it (either FTTP or HFC) then a much better option is the new NBN 500 tier. That way, there are generally no interruptions, even in peak hours when the whole clan is using their devices at the same time.

Superloop's NBN 500 plan is a great choice for families with multiple devices, providing incredible value for a low spend.

Superloop | NBN 500 | AU$69p/m (for 6 months, then AU$95p/m)

With typical evening speeds of 500Mbps downloads and 40Mbps uploads, Superloop's Family Max plan is a top pick if you’re after NBN 500. With a low introductory rate of just AU$69p/m, you'll save AU$156 in total before the price returns to its usual AU$95p/m ongoing rate.

As a bonus perk, you can optionally boost your connection to NBN 1000 speeds for up to five days every month, and thanks to Superloop's no-lock-in contract, you can jump up (or down) plans at any time. Do note that, as with NBN 1000, this tier is only available to homes with an FTTP or HFC connection.

Total minimum cost: AU$69 | Total first year cost: AU$984 | Total yearly cost: AU$1,140

If the above two plans don’t quite suit your household’s specific needs, you can check out all of Superloop's offers below. If the siren song of Superloop's Super Wi-Fi Sale has called your name, make sure you jump on it before EOFY ends, as these deals expire on June 30, 2026.