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Yes, a 100Mbps plan is excellent for working from home.

1. Adequate Speed: A 100Mbps connection provides ample speed for common work-from-home tasks such as video conferencing, cloud-based applications, file sharing, and web browsing.

2. Multiple Devices: If you have multiple devices connected to the internet, including computers, smartphones, and smart home devices, a 100Mbps plan can handle them simultaneously without significant slowdowns.

3. Stable Connection: Superloop is known for its reliable and stable connections, which is crucial for uninterrupted work. This stability ensures that your video calls, virtual meetings, and remote desktop sessions run smoothly.

4. Low Latency: Superloop offers low latency connections, which enhances real-time communications and reduces lag during video conferences and VoIP calls.

5. Flexibility: With no lock-in contracts and flexible plan options, Superloop allows you to adjust your plan based on your changing needs, making it a convenient choice for home workers.

6. Customer Support: Superloop provides excellent customer support to assist with any connectivity issues, ensuring minimal disruption to your work.

Our 100Mbps plans are more than sufficient for working from home, offering the necessary speed, reliability, and support for a productive and seamless remote work experience.

Yes, a 100Mbps plan is excellent for streaming.

1. High Speed: A 100Mbps connection provides sufficient speed to stream high-definition (HD) and even 4K content without buffering. You can enjoy your favourite shows and movies in excellent quality.

2. Multiple Streams: With 100Mbps, you can comfortably stream on multiple devices at the same time. This is ideal for households where different members may want to watch different content simultaneously.

3. Stable Connection: Superloop is known for its reliable and stable connections, ensuring a smooth streaming experience without interruptions.

4. Low Latency: Although latency is more critical for gaming, a low-latency connection can still enhance the overall streaming experience by reducing any potential delays.

5. Consistent Performance: Superloop provides consistent speeds, which means you can count on your connection to perform well even during peak usage times.

6. Unlimited Data: Most Superloop plans offer unlimited data, so you can stream as much content as you want without worrying about data caps or additional charges.

Our 100Mbps plans are more than sufficient for streaming, offering the speed, reliability, and performance needed for an excellent viewing experience across multiple devices.

As a Superloop nbn residential customer with an eligible plan and connection, My Speed Boost™ lets you to instantly and temporarily upgrade your Superloop nbn service speed with the push of a button (or to set a scheduled time) when you log into SuperHub™.

You can check out the speed boost upgrade options and bonuses which apply to your purchased Superloop nbn plan in the table below:

Speedblast is only available on business internet plans and is not automatically included with all Superloop 100Mbps plans.

Superloop customers on eligible Totalbiz business nbn plans will be able to activate Speedblast, as per the table below (Offer), with effect from 30th November 2023 until Superloop withdraws the Offer at any time by not advertising it (Offer Period).

A 100Mbps plan is perfect for small to medium sized businesses with 20 employees.

Eligible Superloop residential nbn customers can get a FREE* eero 7 With our nbn 100Mbps plans. You may be eligible for one free router per service, but it’s only available for FTTP, FTTC, or HFC connections. TP-Link VB433v is also available for FTTN and FTTB connections. To qualify, your service must stay active for 24 months. If you cancel before then, a Modem Payout Fee (inc. GST) will apply for the remaining months. For example, cancelling 12 months in would incur a fee for the remaining 24 months. See our full Terms & Conditions here.

Some copper-based access technologies such as FTTN (Fibre to the Node) and FTTB (Fibre to the Building) access lines may have a hard time supporting speed tiers above nbn 50. The best way to determine your maximum access line speed is to install the service and then test to see if it can support your selected speed tier, if it can’t then we’ll offer to move you to something more suitable.