Many premises on FTTC, FTTN or FTTB can move to full fibre at no cost — unlocking 500, 750 and 1000 Mbps plans priced below what most businesses pay for copper today.
How it works
From copper line to full fibre in days, not weeks.
1
Check your address
Type in the business address — you'll see instantly whether the free full-fibre upgrade applies and which plans your line can deliver.
2
Pick a fibre plan
500, 750 or 1000 Mbps with promo pricing for the first 3 months. Real prices upfront — no address gate, no email wall.
3
You're connected
nbn installs the fibre at no cost, we handle the porting, and most addresses are live within 1–5 business days.
Plans for your business
Pick a plan, switch in minutes.
No hidden fees, no contracts, no bait-and-switch pricing. Promo terms stated upfront.
500 / 50 Mbps
NBN 500
Superfast fibre for power users
$70/month
For first 3 months, then $85/month
Great for: Cloud backups, video calls, busy office Wi-Fi
The tech NBN Co installed at your address determines the maximum speeds available. The free upgrade replaces the copper-fed ones with FTTP.
FTTP
Fibre to the premises — fastest, most consistent. Speeds up to 1000 Mbps.
FTTN / FTTB
Fibre to the node or building — copper to your door. Most addresses cap at 50–100 Mbps.
FTTC
Fibre to the kerb — a shorter copper run, same ceiling problem.
HFC
Pay-TV cable repurposed for NBN. Solid 100/250 Mbps in capable areas.
Why GoScout
Fair price, modern support, no fine print.
A small Australian telco that treats your business like an adult. Here's what we do differently.
Free fibre upgrade
Eligible FTTC, FTTN and FTTB premises move to full fibre at no cost with a standard 1-port install.
Honest pricing
The price you see is the price you pay each month. Promo terms stated upfront — $70 becomes $85, and we say so.
No lock-in
Month-to-month plans only. Change plan, downgrade or cancel any time without exit fees.
Nationwide coverage
The full-fibre program runs across the national NBN footprint — the check covers any Australian business address.
Modern 24/7 support
Support on the line any time, with handoff to a person for complex cases. No hold queues.
Zero-downtime switch
Your current service stays up until the new fibre line is live and tested. The cutover is minutes.
What customers say
12,000+ five-star reviews and counting.
“Our FTTN line topped out at 40 down on a good day. The fibre install cost nothing and the 500 plan is cheaper than what we were paying. Backups run at lunch now, not overnight.”
Marco D.
Cafe owner, Geelong VIC
“I assumed the upgrade would mean a week offline. The old line stayed up until fibre was live — the switch itself was minutes.”
Priya S.
Accounting practice, Parramatta NSW
“Card terminals used to drop every time we uploaded stock photos. On the 1000 plan's 100 up, nobody notices anymore.”
Lauren K.
Retail, Brisbane QLD
Help
Frequently asked questions.
Is the fibre upgrade really free?
Yes — at eligible FTTC, FTTN and FTTB addresses, nbn installs full fibre (FTTP) with a standard 1-port connection box at no cost when you order an eligible high-speed plan (NBN 500, 750 or 1000).
Will the business lose internet during the switch?
No. Your existing service keeps running until the new fibre line is live and tested. The cutover itself is minutes, and we schedule it with you.
How long does it take?
Most existing NBN-ready addresses are connected within 1–5 business days. A fibre install adds a technician visit, which nbn books with you directly.
What happens after the 3-month promo?
The plan rolls to its standard rate — $85 for NBN 500, $95 for 750, $115 for 1000. No lock-in either way: change or cancel any time without exit fees.
Do we need a new modem?
If your current modem supports FTTP you can keep it — we'll send the settings. Otherwise we ship a pre-configured Wi-Fi 6 modem from $10/mth, ready to plug in.
Can we keep our phone number?
Yes. Business numbers port across with the service — we handle it as part of the switch.
Ready when you are
Sixty seconds tells you if the upgrade is free.
Most business addresses are live within a week — and your current line stays up until fibre is running.