Fibre internet and FTTP plans

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What speed can I get with FTTP plans?

If you’re connected to fibre to the premises (FTTP), you can upgrade to plans starting at 100 Mbps right up to 1000 Mbps, also known as gigabit internet. In fact, FTTP is the only connection that allows speeds above 100 Mbps so if you want faster internet for streaming, gaming and surfing, FTTP is the way to go.

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nbn® Fibre Connect program

To trigger an upgrade to FTTP through the nbn® fibre connect program, you just need to place an order for a residential or business plan with a speed of 100 Mbps or above (that includes 100 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 750 Mbps and 1000 Mbps plans). Within a few days, your FTTP connection will be set up, and you’ll be free to enjoy super fast internet.

Upgrade to fibre internet.

First, check your address to find out if you’re eligible for a FTTP through Fibre Connect, or if you’re already connected.

Selected homes and businesses serviced by the nbn network via Fibre to the Node (FTTN) and Fibre to the Curb (FTTC) can now upgrade to FTTP with an eligible plan.

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Fibre internet and FTTP plans FAQ

What is fibre connect?

Fibre connect offers faster internet for Australians, helping support the growth in connectivity meeting the demands of increased home internet usage.

Select nbn® fibre to the node (FTTN) or fibre to the curb (FTTC) customers may be able to connect to link to new nbn® fibre to the premises (FTTP) internet plans through the Fibre Connect initiative.

Find out more about FTTP in this video

How much does it cost to have FTTP installed?

FTTP installation is free when you sign up to a plan on one of the eligible high-speed tiers: 100 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 750 Mbps or 1000 Mbps.

Check your address to see if you qualify for a $0 fibre upgrade.

Is FTTP better than FTTN?

FTTP is faster and more reliable than FTTN. FTTP uses a fibre-optic connection directly from the internet service provider (ISP) to your house, meaning that the entire length of the connection is fibre optic, with no nodes where transmission errors or breaks can happen.

FTTN, on the other hand, connects your premises to a nearby fibre-optic node via a copper wire. The node itself is connected to the ISP’s data centre via fibre-optic cable. The copper wire connection can limit the speed and bandwidth of the connection.

Can I upgrade my house from FTTN to FTTP?

If your premises are eligible for the FTTP upgrade, you can trigger an upgrade simply by placing an order for one of our fastest speed tiers (100 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 750 Mbps or 1000 Mbps).

Do you need help with FTTP plans? You can call our team on 1300 66 55 75 or email us using the contact form on this page and we would be glad to help!

What to expect on the day of your nbn® Fibre to the Premises installation?

This video will show you how to prepare for installation day and make the most of your nbn® Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) connection.

Is FTTP the fastest?

Yes, currently FTTP is the fastest connection technology available in Australia.

Do you need help with FTTP plans? You can call our team on 1300 66 55 75 or email us using the contact form on this page and we would be glad to help!

Does FTTP need a new router?

It depends on the router you currently have. FTTP connections require a compatible router with a WAN or Internet port that can plug into the nbn® connection box.

If your router doesn’t support higher speeds, you may need to upgrade to a newer model, such as the eero 7 mesh router, available with eligible Swoop plans, to get the best performance from your fibre connection.

Do I need a router or modem for NBN FTTP?

FTTP connections will only need a router as the nbn® connection box serves as a modem. Similar to modem routers, stand-alone routers are fairly easy to set up and just need to be plugged into your connection box and a power supply.

How long does it take to upgrade FTTN to FTTP?

The time it takes to upgrade to FTTP can vary. NBN Co aims to complete FTTP upgrades within a matter of weeks. For FTTN customers in urban areas, NBN Co estimates 19 business days, while remote and regional areas can be 24 days.

Is my plan affected by the nbn® 2025 speed upgrade?

Yes, if you’re on an eligible FTTP or HFC plan with Swoop, your internet speed may have already increased as part of the nationwide nbn® speed uplift that began on 14 September 2025.

  • nbn® 100 plans have been uplifted to nbn® 500 speeds at no extra cost.
  • nbn® 250 plans are now nbn® 750 plans, offering triple the download speed and double the upload speed.
  • nbn® 1000 plans now include faster upload speeds, increasing from 50 Mbps to 100 Mbps.

These upgrades were automatic for eligible customers, so you can enjoy faster speeds without changing your plan or paying more. If you’re unsure whether your connection has been uplifted, you can check your address or speak to our team for assistance.

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