The offer of a Free eero 6+ Wi-Fi router with eero Secure is only available to Superloop nbn customers and only applies to the purchase of the first router per service. Your service must be connected via FTTP, FTTC or HFC technology and your service must remain active for 18 months. Should you cancel your service before 18 months you will be charged a once off router clawback fee of $8/mth inc. GST times the number of months you fall short of your 18-month commitment. See Terms & Conditions here.

Speedblast™ is only available to Superloop business nbn customers with a Totalbiz plan on FTTP connection. Only customers on Superloop Totalbiz plans whose nbn plan service speed is 50/20Mbps, 100/20Mbps, 100/40Mbps 250/25Mbps on FTTP connections (Eligible Plans) qualify for 2 FREE Included Speed Upgrade Days to 1000/50Mbps per month. Full Terms & Conditions here.

The service comes with a commitment to answer calls within five minutes (this applies for calls made directly into the dedicated SMB team on 1800 57 87 37, 8:30am to 7pm Monday to Friday (AEST), in normal conditions). Customers may request a one-time $10 credit if this wait time is exceeded. A best-efforts Service Level applies for fault resolution. See the nbn Broadband – SMB Critical Information Summary (CIS) Totalbiz available here. See how to claim your 5-minute call guarantee credit here.

Plan inclusions, prices and promotional offers advertised may not be available at all addresses. The service qualification address check is only a preliminary result of plans and prices available in your area. Please note that the result may vary, together with plans, prices, and promotions available at your address, as we process your order and connection.

A speed tier speed is the theoretical maximum speed of the access line connecting your premises to the nbn. The actual speeds you experience, particularly during busy periods, may be limited by demand in other parts of the network and will typically be much slower. For more information, see about nbn speeds

Typical business hour speed is the average speed experienced by a representative group of users between the hours of 9am and 5pm workdays. It is not a guaranteed minimum speed and past performance is not an indication of expected future speed. The actual speed you will experience depends on many factors such as your access technology, the total demand on the network, local internet traffic and your physical line condition. For more information, see about nbn speeds

Superfast and Ultrafast nbn speeds are only available at FTTP and HFC connected addresses. Download speed performance on these speed tiers will vary significantly depending on time of day. For more information see about nbn speeds. We particularly recommend the use of a Superloop supplied modem when connecting to these speed tiers.

A payment verification charge of $1 will be debited to your account at the time of sale. This will be credited back to you on your first invoice. You can also organise to pay by Direct Debit to avoid the 1% Credit Card surcharge.

Where advertised as free, the Superloop broadband plan activation fee only is free. Depending on the service ordered, there may be additional up-front charges which are not free and will be charged as per our Terms of use. These charges include, but are not limited to, charges such as Phone Line Activation Fee or Copper Line Installation Charges, Lead-in or Additional Cabling, Equipment Charges such as Modems, Routers or Splitters, Missed Appointment Fees or any complex on site work required to provide a functional broadband service.

Regardless of the service term contract chosen (18 Month Term or Month-to-Month), if the customer chooses a Superloop-supplied modem, a Modem Payout Fee will apply if you cancel your Broadband Service within 18 months of activation. The details of the Modem Pay Out Fee are stated in the nbn Broadband – SMB Critical Information Summary (CIS) Totalbiz available here.

Plans with unlimited data or call allowances are subject to Superloop's internet acceptable use policy and telephone service acceptable use policy.

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