Speed
Faster internet for the home or office: Stream, game, download, work – without delays.
Connectivity
FTTP is the most powerful and reliable NBN connection currently available.
Modernise
Stay ahead of rising bandwidth demands with future-resilient connectivity for your home or office.
Zero cost
Upgrade to FTTP for a better internet experience at no extra cost.
Upgrading to NBN FTTP technology is easy
Check if you’re eligible for the $0 NBN FTTP upgrade
If your home or workplace is currently connected to the NBN via Fibre to the Node (FTTN) or Fibre to the Curb (FTTC) you may be eligible!
Choose your ultra-fast NBN FTTP plan
SpinTel’s ultrafast NBN250 for FTTP customers offers value better than most NBN 100 plans on the market, with unlimited data and lightning fast speeds for just $75/month for the first six months then $85.95/month ongoing. No lock-in contract. $0 set up.
We handle the rest!
Once you've selected your perfect NBN FTTP plan, sit back and relax. SpinTel will coordinate directly with NBN to schedule your installation appointments. We'll keep you updated throughout the process, ensuring a smooth and seamless transition to your ultrafast FTTP connection.
See what's involved in the installation process.
Check if you're eligible for the $0 NBN FTTP upgrade
Get More with SpinTel's FTTP Plans: Superior Speed, Great Value
Value:
Service:
Multi award-winning customer support for a smooth NBN FTTP upgrade.
Reliable:
Better connectivity and coverage.
Common NBN Internet Connection Technologies Explained:
Fibre to the Node (FTTN):
Fibre optic cables run to a central point in your neighbourhood, known as the node, then existing copper lines deliver the internet connection to individual homes or businesses.
Fibre to the Curb (FTTC):
Fibre optic cables extend to a distribution point near a user's curb, and then existing copper lines are used to connect to the premises.
Fibre to the Premises (FTTP):
Fibre optic cables are directly extended to individual homes or businesses, providing the highest possible internet speeds and reliability.
