
Times running out to snag one of Dodo's excellent 12-month NBN deals – get cheaper internet from AU$54p/m
Dodo is an Aussie-based internet, mobile and energy provider. It operates via the Vocus Network, piggybacking off its infrastructure to supply internet services. The network also supplies fibre for other telcos, like iPrimus and Tangerine.
But there's one thing this flightless bird knows that sets it apart from the flock — and that's a damn good discount. Right now, Dodo has a long-running NBN promo that'll save you AU$180 off your first 12 months.
These egg-cellent discounts have been in motion for some time now, as we first noticed them during the extravaganza that was Black Friday 2024 — almost 8 months ago — but their time is finally running out. Luckily for you, this offer has been graciously extended until June 24, 2025. We anticipate that these deals will truly go extinct after that date, so you'll need to act fast to maximise your savings.
We've rounded up the best four Dodo plans on offer right now, ranging from 50Mbps to 250Mbps connections. All Dodo plans come with unlimited data, no lock-in contracts, and you can add a modem for as little as AU$8.90p/m (or AU$99.90 upfront).
Dodo | NBN 25 | AU$53.90p/m (for 12 months, then AU$68.90p/m)
Dodo's cheapest NBN deal falls to its 25Mbps plan, which is now just AU$53.90p/m for the first 12 months. This plan is great for single-person households, or even seniors wanting a little more from their NBN 12 connection.
Do note, though, this plan is better suited for light internet usage, so if you're worried about exceeding your downloads, you may want to consider the NBN 50 plan below.
Total minimum cost: AU$53.90 | Total first year cost: AU$646.80 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$826.80
Dodo | NBN 50 | AU$68.90p/m (for 12 months, then AU$83.90p/m)
Advertising 50Mbps during the typical evening hours, this discount will knock AU$15 off the first 12 months — that's AU$180 — before the price increases. Given that this is the most popular NBN speed tier, this plan is likely just right for you, provided you don't want a seriously fast internet connection
Honestly, we don't think it's the best bargain in the long run. After the first year, Dodo's NBN 100 plan costs AU$5p/m more (AU$60 per year) but has double the speeds. Of course, it's up to you, but if you're itching for a faster plan, Dodo's NBN 100 deal is one to consider instead.
Total minimum cost: AU$68.90 | Total first year cost: AU$826.80 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,006.80
Dodo | NBN 100 | AU$73.90p/m (for 12 months, then AU$88.90p/m)
Dodo currently offers one of the most attractive NBN 100 plans. However, there is a very minor catch.
Dodo's NBN 100 plan is only available for customers with FTTC, FTTP and HFC connection types. Other providers offering NBN 100 plans are available to all, including FTTN connections.
That said, this introductory offer slashes a mammoth AU$180 off the first year, which is a pretty stellar saving on any NBN plan if you ask us. Even once the price increases, you'll still spend less than the average NBN 100 cost, which is AU$92.01p/m.
Total minimum cost: AU$73.90 | Total first year cost: AU$886.80 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,066.80
Dodo | NBN 250 | AU$83.90p/m (for 12 months, then AU$98.90p/m)
Dodo's Superfast plan savings do come in at AU$180 for the first 12 months, which is no surprise here. But what's mighty impressive about this offer is that its ongoing rate is well under the average of AU$105.66 for the tier.
And it only costs AU$1,186.80 per ongoing year after the discount ends. We find this fee to be relatively modest, especially when compared to competitors' exorbitant costs, like Telstra's AU$1,560 or Optus' AU$1,428 yearly rates.
Like other 250Mbps plans, Dodo's deal is only available for customers with FTTP and HFC addresses.
Total minimum cost: AU$83.90 | Total first year cost: AU$1,006.80 | Yearly cost after discount: AU$1,186.80
If these deals don't tweak your beak, you can check out Dodo's top-rated NBN plans in the widget below.

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