New Zealand · broadband · Prices checked yesterday · 7 November 2026 · checked by hand
New Zealand broadband promotional prices against the ongoing price
15 of the 77 New Zealand plans we have priced advertise a promotional price below the one they go on to charge; the widest gap is 2degrees Fibre Starter, $35 a month for the first 6 months on a 12-month term against $70 a month ongoing, in New Zealand dollars, GST included, read on 2026-11-07.
Ranked here by how far the promotion sits below the ongoing price. The retailer's own words for the condition are on each row; where a retailer publishes its own average monthly price over the term, that is shown as its figure, not ours.
Which fibre company serves your address?
Your town, and the fibre company that names it on its own page, with that company's address checker for the door itself. Every retailer here sells over all four.
No open address lookup exists for New Zealand fibre: the national map's API needs a key assigned per user and each fibre company's checker binds the person using it to that company's terms, so this matches your town to the fibre company that names it and sends you to that company's own checker.
The plans behind it
New Zealand broadband · read from each provider's own page on 2026-11-07, with the page linked on each row.

$70 a month, ongoing
106/25 Mbps (average peak speed) · measured 106 Mbps at peak (ComCom, October 2026) · $35 a month for the first 6 months on a 12-month term · the retailer's own average: $52.50 a month · open or 12-month term; the promotion needs the 12-month term
unlimited data; bring your own modem or rent one for $5 a month; no end date stated for the promotion
Go to 2degrees
$101 a month, ongoing
519/111 Mbps (average peak speed) · measured 519 Mbps at peak (ComCom, October 2026) · $50.50 a month for the first 6 months on a 12-month term · the retailer's own average: $75.75 a month · open or 12-month term; the promotion needs the 12-month term
bring your own modem or rent one for $5 a month; no end date stated for the promotion
Go to 2degrees
$116 a month, ongoing
878/499 Mbps (average peak speed) · measured 878 Mbps at peak (ComCom, October 2026) · $58 a month for the first 6 months on a 12-month term · the retailer's own average: $87 a month · open or 12-month term; the promotion needs the 12-month term
bring your own modem or rent one for $5 a month; no end date stated for the promotion
Go to 2degrees
$129 a month, ongoing
$64.50 a month for the first 6 months on a 12-month term · the retailer's own average: $96.75 a month · open or 12-month term; the promotion needs the 12-month term
free Hyperfibre modem rental on a 12-month term; the page names the plan for its speed and states no Mbps; no end date stated for the promotion
Go to 2degrees
$149 a month, ongoing
$74.50 a month for the first 6 months on a 12-month term · the retailer's own average: $111.75 a month · open or 12-month term; the promotion needs the 12-month term
free Hyperfibre modem rental on a 12-month term; the page names the plan for its speed and states no Mbps; no end date stated for the promotion
Go to 2degrees
$60 a month, ongoing
66/23 Mbps (average peak speed) · measured 43 Mbps at peak (ComCom, October 2026) · $30 a month for the first 5 months on a 12-month term · 12-month term
free router rental; $35 set-up and $15 router delivery fees; the page says prices go up on 1 December and a sign-up now locks today's rate for 12 months
Go to Zeronet
$70 a month, ongoing
105/26 Mbps (average peak speed) · measured 106 Mbps at peak (ComCom, October 2026) · $35 a month for the first 5 months on a 12-month term · 12-month term
$35 set-up and $15 router delivery fees; the page says prices go up on 1 December and a sign-up now locks today's rate for 12 months
Go to Zeronet
$99 a month, ongoing
511/110 Mbps (average peak speed) · measured 511 Mbps at peak (ComCom, October 2026) · $49.50 a month for the first 5 months on a 12-month term · 12-month term
$35 set-up and $15 router delivery fees; the page says prices go up on 1 December and a sign-up now locks today's rate for 12 months
Go to Zeronet
Related questions
- Which price should I compare plans on?
- The ongoing price, because a promotion lasts a few months and the ongoing price is what you pay for the rest of the term; every ranking on this site uses it.
- When do these promotions end?
- None of the 15 pages states an end date for its promotion, so each runs until the retailer withdraws it, which a page may do without notice; the months it runs for a new customer are in each row.
Where this comes from
Dated 2026-11-07. Nothing is estimated beyond arithmetic the page names, and no provider pays to appear.