Fibre is the best option!
Are you rural?
Check out our Wireless plans.
** "Peak speed" represents the maximum speed your connection can achieve under optimal conditions. However,
actual speeds may vary due to several factors, including network capability, the overall demand on our wireless
towers, and usage by other consumers. Please note that these factors can impact the speed you experience at any given time.
*** The speed boost option is dependent on the quality of the service that is available to your property.
Copper lines still intact?
DSL may be an option while you wait on fibre to become available.
** DSL internet speeds are subject to a variety of factors, including the distance from the local phone exchange, the quality of your phone line, and overall network traffic. As a result, the speeds you experience may differ from advertised speeds. External factors, such as local usage during peak times, can also affect performance. Speeds are not guaranteed and may vary during peak usage times.
Not sure what's available at your address?
You can use our availability search, or get in touch to chat to someone.
The tables above are a guide only, and displays some ways download allocation can be used, in order to help you to choose a plan that best suits your needs.
The variable nature of the internet means your actual connection speeds may vary depending on many factors, such as WiFi signal strength, the performance of your device, your distance from an exchange or wireless tower and many more! Sometimes getting a fast internet connection can be a tricky business, especially in a lot of rural areas, which is where our wireless service could be your best option.
Still not sure which plan or product service will best suit you? Feel free to give us a call on 0800 484 363.
For a better understanding of average internet speeds in New Zealand, please refer to the latest Commerce Commission Measuring Broadband New Zealand (MBNZ) Report. More information can be found here.