What is the cheapest broadband plan in New Zealand at 100 Mbps or 500 Mbps today?

As of 2026-11-07 the cheapest New Zealand plan priced here at 100 Mbps or better is Sky Broadband Fibre Starter at $60 a month ongoing, and at 500 Mbps or better Simply Broadband Fibre Plus at $83.79. The bill check places what you pay among every plan priced here of the same kind and speed, and names the ones that cost less and what a year on each saves.

Is the saving on the promotional price or the ongoing price?

The ongoing price, because a promotion runs for a few months and the ongoing price is what both plans charge for the rest of the term. Where a plan's page states how long its promotion runs, the first year with it counted is shown beside the row and never ranked on.

Am I paying too much for broadband in New Zealand? Cheapest at 100 Mbps is Sky Broadband Fibre Starter at $60, as of 2026-11-07

Q: Am I paying too much for broadband in New Zealand?

Take the monthly price from your bill and the kind of connection you have. OpenStream places the plan among every New Zealand plan it has priced of that kind with at least that speed, names the ones that cost less on the ongoing price and says what a year on each saves. Prices are the retailers' own advertised figures, GST included, confirmed on their pages within the fortnight.

What the check does

Two things from your bill in, one checkable sentence out.

Every plan on this site was read from its retailer's own page and is shown only while a read within the fortnight confirms it. Given the kind of connection we keep every plan of that kind (and at least your speed, if you give one); given what you pay we say how many of them cost less on the ongoing price, which is cheapest, and what a year on it saves. A promotion is shown beside its plan with the retailer's words and never ranked on. See every plan.

Advertised prices in New Zealand dollars, GST included, re-read daily from each retailer's own page; every plan links the page and the day it was confirmed. Whether a plan is available at your address is the retailer's and the fibre company's to confirm. How this market is read