How to score an exclusive or budget internet deal this September

After being crowned WhistleOut’s Internet Provider of the Year, we’re excited to share Dodo has two WhistleOut Exclusive deals you can claim for cheaper NBN over the next six months.

Runner-up internet provider, TPG, is also offering some competitive budget NBN plans, if Dodo isn’t for you or these speeds are faster than you need. Keep reading below to see how much you could save.

Ever since NBN 500 plans entered the market, many providers have priced them the same as NBN 100 plans to entice signups. And Dodo is no exception. Both WhistleOut’s Exclusive offers listed above are priced at just $60.99 per month. That’s a $32 per month discount over six months, which is a saving of $192 for the promo period. After that, both plans revert to $92.99 per month, but since they’re no-contract, you can easily just jump onto another deal.

Both the NBN 100 and NBN 500 speed tiers are suitable for those working from home, downloading large files regularly or streaming content in 4K. These WhistleOut Exclusive offers end on September 30, 2026.

If Dodo isn’t for you, here are some other popular NBN options from other providers, all with speeds of at least 100Mbps:

For those on a regular fixed-line NBN connection, TPG offers two budget unlimited plans - NBN 25 and NBN 50. Both offer new customers a discount for the first six months and a price beat guarantee. In terms of best value, by choosing the NBN 50 plan for just $10 more per month, you will get double the speeds.

Those on Fixed Wireless NBN connections won’t miss out on a budget deal from TPG either, with the award-winning provider offering the same NBN 25 plan as its Fixed Wireless customers with a six-month discount of $20 off per month for new connections.

It comes with a $0 setup fee and a $0 Wi-Fi 7 modem, so long as you stick around for 24 months. If you’d prefer the freedom to leave after your six-month discount is up, we recommend bringing your own modem.

Christie Graham is Digital Content Editor at WhistleOut, Australia’s mobile and internet comparison site.