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The Best Australian Prepaid Plans – What you need to know

A prepaid plan is a plan including charges (e.g. $30 per month) and entitlements (e.g. Unlimited calls and SMS in Australia) which are paid for in advance. The plan is ‘attached’ to a SIM, which grants you access to one of the phone company networks. Users don’t need to pass a credit check to get a prepaid service.

The defining features of prepaid plans are :

• People pay before they use a prepaid service:
  With prepaid plans you pay for the voice, SMS, data and any other services you are entitled to, for example, free video content you are entitled to before you use them. Payment for the service is often undertaken in the form of a ‘recharge’. Once you’ve recharged, a prepaid service is said to have ‘credit’.
• You are buying access for a period of time :
  Prepaid users buy access to their prepaid service over a chunk of time. That chunk is usually 28 days of service but can be as little as 1 day or as much as 365 days. The time the user has access to the prepaid service is known as an ‘expiry period’ – a term we define below.

60 second summary of what’s on this page

• Prepaid is a range:
  We explain the types of prepaid plan available to you and show you that they’re Australia’s favorite plans.
• How to talk prepaid:
  We explain the terms you need to understand to find the right prepaid plan for you – including the most important term the the world of prepaid: ‘Expiry.’
• Helping you find the right prepaid plan duration:
  There are prepaid plans which will work for a single day, multiple months or even a year. We tell you how to find the right prepaid plan duration for your need.
• Prepaid Plan features:
  We explain what prepaid plans include so you can determine what features you do and do not need.
• Prepaid plan benefits:
  We show you the reasons prepaid plans work so well for some people. When you understand these, you will know if you’re the kind of person who would benefit from having one.
• Comparing prepaid plans from the major providers:
  Obviously, Telstra, Optus and Vodafone have prepaid plans. So do smaller phone companies. We compare all of these prepaid plan offerings and suggest which ones are right for which types of people.
• The network coverage and speed you’ll get on your prepaid plan: The latest research on the 3G and 4G coverage and speeds relevant to your prepaid plan.
• The bad bits of prepaid plans:
  Prepaid plans are great but they’re not perfect. We explain why.
• Critical Australian Research:
  We’ve conducted some unique research into the ways Australians use prepaid plans.
  • Why smaller phone companies make sense:
    We think the best prepaid plans are offered by smaller phone companies. We explain why.
  • Figuring out the data part of your prepaid plan:
    Data is the most important part of any prepaid plan these days. We explain how the trends revealed by our survey and how they will help you find the right plan.

Prepaid is a range, not a plan

Rather than a single plan, ‘Prepaid’ actually refers to a range of plans. Every prepaid plan is paid for in advance and every prepaid plan offers users access to a phone network and some plan features, for a period of time.

Despite the fact that prepaid plans are the most successful plans in Australia, they’ve had their critics. Some say prepaid plans can be inconvenient. On occasion, prepaid plans run out of credit unexpectedly, leaving users unable to make phone calls or access data through the phone company network. In this situation, a postpaid SIM Only plan would let you make the call or access the internet, they’d just charge you for it without checking. Others say Prepaid is only used by youngsters who have to worry about how much they spend to the penny.

We think these aspects of Prepaid’s reputation are unfair.  Recent improvements in the free Self Service apps that phone companies offer, make checking data usage and recharging prepaid services easier than it’s ever been. They all but remove the negative aspects that were once associated with prepaid plans.

You can find more information on each of these concepts, and the differences between different phone plan structures in our article on prepaid vs postpaid vs month to month.

Bendigo provide SIM Only plans – a postpaid type of plan

Understanding the terminology used to describe prepaid plans

Our advice is to try and understand the terminology used to describe these plans. It’s especially important to understand the term ‘Prepaid Expiry’. Then consider whether extras the phone companies have added recently like ‘data free streaming video’ will sway your choice on which is the right plan.

You need to know what a ‘plan EXPIRY’ is

• Every prepaid plan has an expiry :
  Every prepaid plan currently offered in Australia assigned a ‘window of validity’ ( known in the industry as an ‘expiry’ to the plan. )
• It means the life of the plan :
  An ‘expiry’ period most often lasts either 28 or 30 days. During that time, your prepaid allowance (which means any unused credit on your account) will stay active. While your account is active, you will be able to use the network services associated with your account (for example, text / SMS, data and voice services) and receive calls.
• When the service expires, it stops :
  At the end of the service expiry, your prepaid service will stop working unless you top it up. Some providers allow you to carry data forward (known as ‘data rollover’) if you recharge your service before the expiry kicks in.

Picking the right prepaid plan duration 

Prepaid is not a single phone plan, it’s a range of phone plans. Each of pinpoints a need in the Australian market. For example, long life plan is for second phone users and people who almost never need to make a phone call. There are plans for people with data usage which varies a great deal month to month (data rollover plans) and plans for people who need a ‘data vault.’

Nestled within this range then, there is likely to be a plan which suits you the best. The fact that there’s a range means it’s more likely you’ll find a plan which is just right for you. And that means better value and no wasted money on services you won’t need.

Prepaid offers flexibility in terms of how long you want as an expiry period. Here are the different durations you’ll find on Australian prepaid plans.

• Month to month plans :
  These are the marketing heroes that the majority of people buy. Typical tenure of a prepaid plan like this is 28 days – although you should check when you’re comparing, some of the better value companies offer 30 days.
• Daily plans :
  Telstra, Vodafone and others now offer prepaid plans which can be used – or not used, by the day, according to your need. You can save money here, especially if you are a sporadic user (i.e. you use your phone some days but not every day) but these plans do mean that you need to manage your budget a bit more closely, to make sure you have service when you need it. Oh, and, check the daily price. If you’re using these plans EVERY day, they can turn out to be a more expensive alternative to a longer expiry period.
• Weekly, tri-monthly plans :
  Kogan Mobile, Coles, and some others offer unusual combinations of tenure to attract customers with niche needs. Weekly top ups from Coles, for example, can be useful for those who do a weekly shop and can combine the recharge with the store visit.
• There are plans you can make a couple of calls per year :
  Each of the major operators has a long life plan. Typically, you can get your SIM set up to offer you a small number of calls and to stay live for 6 months or even a year, without recharge. Call rates tend to be higher on this sort of plan.

Understanding prepaid plans features (and whether you need them)

Here is how the key features of Australia’s best prepaid plans compare. You will notice a remarkable similarity between them. The key thing to compare is the expiry period. Most Australian prepaid plans have 30 day expiries. Some have 28 days. The difference can cost as much as one additional recharge a year – about 7% of the plan price.

Here’s a summary chart to make it easier.

Use the table above to compare the key features of Australian prepaid plans

Constant innovation and competition have led to a broad range of plans. Such is the diversity available, there is almost certainly one which is ( at least ) close to exactly right for you. Some of the most important include :

• Streamed audio :
  Some prepaid plans now grant users access to free ‘streamed audio’ as part of the network services associated with the account. Music from from Telstra prepaid Apple Music is sent over the phone company network to your phone – and you will not be charged for the data involved.
• Streamed video :
  OVO Mobile, an innovator in prepaid which arrives in early 2016 offer included streaming video services as part of their prepaid plans. You can watch video of Australian gymnastics, Audi racing and more, on your phone, and you will not be charged for the data.
• Parental lock facilities :
  Smartphones are essentially mini computers. Providing an internet connected computer to a child raises obvious safety concerns. Again, OVO Mobile offer free, included parental lock software in their prepaid range.
• Data rollover :
  Keep a lookout for data rollover in plans. Some of them have it. There can be a limit to the amount you roll over at the end of the month and you may need to have credit on your account for rollover to apply to you. Make sure you know the rules before you rely on it.

These facilities can save users substantial amounts of data from their plan as our infographic shows.

You will have to pay for the streamed audio you listen to if you take a Bendigo SIM Only plan.

Some cheap phone plans include ‘zero-rated’ data – also known as ‘data free’ services. These can save you up to 3GB of data each month. Where streamed video or streamed audio is free as part of a plan, the facility is known as ‘zero rating’.

Prepaid plan benefits – is prepaid right for you?

The main benefits of prepaid services are :

• Total flexibility :
  You can leave your phone provider (your phone company) and go to a new one, the minute a new deal comes out. Unlike contracted options, Prepaid Plans offer you complete flexibility in the decision to move on to a better deal. Prepaid plans offer no Minimum Total Cost to pay before you withdraw – one you’ve decided you want to go, you can go. Remember though, whatever is in your plan that you don’t use, you’ll lose, if you leave early.
• Total predictability :
  Manage it correctly and you will never, get ‘bill shock’ with a prepaid service. It’s only possible to spend the value of the plan you’ve bought when you recharge a prepaid service. It’s the predictability of cost that makes prepaid plans a favorite for parents getting their kids a phone service. But prepaid plans are not just for children, anyone can benefit from this service feature. Additionally, prepaid services are not automatically enabled with as many services as postpaid usually are. A good example is roaming. If you want to use your prepaid phone overseas, you’ll probably have to buy a paid extra prepaid service (sometimes called a ‘bolt on’) before you leave. With postpaid, you can just make calls when you’re overseas without checking – but you’ll get the bill later! Making conscious decisions before you spend the money is what makes prepaid predictable.
• The same networks :
  Whichever provider you pick, you will get the same full network whether you buy a prepaid or postpaid service. Whether you spend $30 with a phone company for a prepaid plan or $130 for a new iPhone on a postpaid contract, you’ll get access to the same coverage, speed and 4G data , whichever network you’re on.
• The best value – especially at lower spend levels:
  Prepaid deals are often at least as good as the postpaid alternatives on the market. This is especially true at lower spend levels. The nature of the prepaid market is that it’s more competitive. The fact you can leave when you want to means the phone companies have to fight for your custom. Prepaid services tend to be bought by deal seekerswhich puts the market sweet spot at around $30 a month. Since that’s the ‘prepaid battlefield’ that’s where you’ll find the best value.
• Nothing you don’t need :
  A growing number of people are keeping their iPhones longer than before. Many (both iPhone and Samsung users) are deliberately choosing to not renew their phone contracts when they end. The benefit to the amount they spend on their phone bill is huge. Consider moving from a contract with your phone company to a prepaid plan once your contracted term comes to an end. Your spend can halve. In fact, choose one of our recommendations, below, and you will save more than 30% on what the big phone companies will charge you.
• You can keep your existing phone number :
  The most common question people ask when they are considering moving to a prepaid plan is ‘can I keep my number.’
• Keep the phone you love :
  You don’t need to upgrade the phone you have to use a prepaid service. Early adopters love to have the latest phones and don’t mind paying for the privilege. Many, however, are happy with feature phones, 3G phones or a second-hand phone from eBay / a family member. Your prepaid service will work in any of them. Buying a phone outright and adding a prepaid SIM to it can save you a great deal of money. Increasingly, people are keeping their phone at the end of their contract and adding a prepaid SIM to lower their costs.
• You get the same self-service app :
  And those self-service apps are great. They’re especially great for prepaid users. Most of the phone companies have Self Service apps which are free, easy to use and extremely valuable when it comes to taking convenient care of your account. Take out a prepaid service and you will be given the same self-service app as is available to everyone else. The primary benefit of ready access to the self-service facilities you rely on through your smartphone are twofold: The ability to track your data usage in real time and the ability to top up your account easily. The fact you can do both of these on your device is the boon. It could not be more readily available and, critically, you don’t have to call their call center to do these mainstay activities.
• Almost all prepaid plans (certainly anything over $20) come with Unlimited voice and SMS :
  With Vodafone’s prepaid services  and many other plans, you get unlimited voice and SMS on every prepaid plan. With Telstra it’s only the base level offering in which you do not get unlimited voice and SMS.
• It’s just as easy to manage as postpaid :
  Prepaid services are bought and paid for in advance. Then they’re used for the period of the expiry. Then it stops. It can be inconvenient if you forget that your recharge window is about to end. In rare circumstances, your prepaid service can just stop working. However, while maintaining the ability to limit the money you make available to your prepaid service, you can set it up to auto-recharge with most prepaid service providers. Then, you get all the benefits of prepaid and none of the risk of overcharging of postpaid. ( Remember, this facility simply adds a single recharge voucher to your plan at the end of the expiry. It does not top up additional services. So, for example, if someone found your phone and make a lot of overseas calls, your extra credit would run out quickly but the core prepaid plan you were on would not.)
• They’re the easiest way to try before you buy :
  Prepaid plans are the best way to experiment with moving to another network. Buy the cheapest plan the phone company you’re considering has, apply the minimum credit, use it for a while. If you like the network, stay. If you don’t, let the SIM die. There’s no contract to worry about and you have minimised what you had to pay to trial it.
• You don’t have to use it every day :
  With prepaid plans, you don’t use it for a week or a month: With a prepaid service, if you don’t recharge, the service will sit on ‘stand-by’. That means you won’t be charged for a while. With postpaid plans you will be charged every day whether or not your phone was used. Be careful though. This is fine for a few days but if you leave it a few months, you can find that your phone number was ‘recycled’ ! ( and then you’ll lose it. )
• It’s easy to pick the spend denomination you want, depending on your current, specific needs :
  Recharging a prepaid service is like getting money out of an ATM. You get what you need and no more. With a prepaid service, if your usage is going to be relatively low one month, you just buy less. It’s usually far harder to move ( especially down ) plans with a postpaid service.
• You get incredible introductory offers :
  The prepaid market is a battlefield for the phone companies. Because customers are not in a contract, they move providers all the time. This means the phone companies have to constantly put in market attention-grabbing deals to get you to switch. You’ll usually see a combination of extra data and a lower priced starter pack to get you going. These sort of deals are far less common on postpaid services.
• All prepaid plans charge data per kB these days :
  There are two main ways of charging for data in a plan. Per kB or per MB. Avoiding the technicalities, it’s far fairer for users if charging is per kB. Under public pressure, Vodafone rolled back a plan move to per MB pricing a couple of years ago. The 3 main phone companies now all offer per kB charging and it is increasingly uncommon to find even smaller phone companies which do not.
• 4G data network coverage has never been better :
  If you’ve got a phone that you paid more than $200 for and bought after 2011, you’ve probably got a 4G ( LTE ) device. 4G is super fast data and it’s now offered by the 3 major Australian phone companies and a number of the smaller ones. You can find out more in our article about coverage.

Comparing Prepaid Plans From The Major Providers

• Vodafone prepaid is known as ‘My Mix’ :
  Vodafone prepaid has been famous for many years in Australia; the best-known aspect of their service offering. In our view, however, they dropped the ball with their uncompetitive prepaid offering in 2016 ‘My Mix’. ‘My Mix’ purports to offer users unlimited flexibility in tying together the voice, SMS and data options they might require. In reality, this ‘pick and mix’ solution is a telco nightmare which pops up once every few years ( it is also, currently, offered by Yatango ) and which Vodafone have brought to market in a ham-fisted way. The plans appear overwhelming in number because of the options and, in reality, users (pretty much) get to pick only data and whether they want international calls. Vodafone also misses the point: People don’t know how much of each service they use.  We much prefer Kogan Mobile and Lebara Mobile, both of which use the Vodafone 3G and 4G network.
• Optus prepaid :
  See the plan tables above for details of Optus’ varied prepaid range.
• Telstra prepaid :
  Telstra claim the best network coverage in Australia. Independent reviews say that is often not the case. In practice, Vodafone’s 4G networks is often on a par with Telstra’s. As you can see from the chart below. Telstra do offer overnight data extras which will suit some. Bizarrely, their prepaid pricing is better than their postpaid pricing at low spend levels. And, to be fair, Telstra offer streamed music free as part of their prepaid plans.

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• Optus Mobile Network
• Vodafone Network

Boost Mobile | Best Prepaid Data Rates On The Full Telstra Network

Prepaid | 28 day expiry | On The Telstra Mobile Network 3G+4G

Boost Mobile are a reliable brand. They are the only phone company other than Telstra to resell the full Telstra ‘Retail’ Network. With Boost you’ll get:

• The full Telstra Mobile Network
  Other phone companies resell part of the Telstra Mobile Network. Only Boost and Telstra plans allow you access the whole thing.
• Free streamed audio:
  Data free streaming of Apple Music (requires subscription) on top of the data included in your plan.
• A range that includes 7 day and 28 day plans: 
  Boost offer a selection of plans including 7 and 28 day variants.
• Recharge options from $10 to $50:
  Boost have a total of 5 recharge options for their prepaid plans, ranging between $10 and $50.

Boost Mobile Plans For Your Mobile

• Boost $20 Prepaid = Unlimited calls & SMS in Oz + 3GB data.
• Boost $30 Prepaid = Unlimited calls & SMS in Oz +35GB (includes 23GB bonus data on first 5 recharges) data. 
• Boost $40 Prepaid = Unlimited calls & SMS in Oz + 45GB  (includes 23GB bonus data on first 5 recharges) data.
• Boost $50 Prepaid = Unlimited calls & SMS in Oz + 55GB  (includes 23GB bonus data on first 5 recharges) data.
• Boost $70 Prepaid = Unlimited calls & SMS in Oz + 75GB  (includes 23GB bonus data on first 5 recharges) data.

All talk time and SMS for use in Australia to Australian numbers. All data is for use in Australia. You can learn more about this company in our Boost Mobile review.

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Strong, Simple Plans & A Well Known Brand

Amaysim | Prepaid Plans | Optus Mobile Network 3G+4G

Amaysim are the 4th biggest phone company in Australia with over 1m customers. They consistently have one of the highest customer satisfaction ratings in the industry and have prepaid (28 day expiry) plan range – just select the option you want in their checkout. With Amaysim, you’ll get:

• Strong plan range:
  Amaysim have a range starting at $10 per month and rising to $50 per month. Data inclusions are up there with the best available and, with Amaysim, things are nice and simple. You’re just buying voice calls, SMS and data. There are no optional extras.
• New International Inclusions:
  Any plan you buy, starting at $30 per month will now include free International Calls to 12 destinations.
• Great Customer Experience:
  Amaysim are consistently one of the best performing†phone companies when it comes to customer satisfaction.

Amaysim’s plan range:

• Amaysim Unlimited Prepaid $10 = Unlimited calls and SMS + 1.5GB of data.
• Amaysim Unlimited Prepaid $20 = Unlimited calls and SMS + 2.5GB of data.
• Amaysim Unlimited Prepaid $30 = Unlimited calls and SMS + 10GB of data.
• Amaysim Unlimited Prepaid $40 = Unlimited calls and SMS + 20GB of data.
• Amaysim Unlimited Prepaid $50 = Unlimited calls and SMS + 40GB of data.
• Amaysim Unlimited Prepaid $60 = Unlimited calls and SMS + 60GB of data.
• Amaysim As You Go $10 = 15c per min voice, 15c per SMS and 15.4c per MB data.

You can find out more about this company in our Amaysim review.

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OVO Mobile – Free Video & Radio Content

Prepaid | 30 day expiry | On the Full Optus 3G and 4G Network 

OVO’s offer a totally new way of looking at a phone company – they’re one of our best selling partners. Their plans are, pretty much on a par for data inclusions with the best in the industry. In addition to talk time, SMS and data, OVO’s plans include exclusive access to exclusive video content. All of OVO’s plans come with ‘OVO Play’ an app which lets you watch their free content on your plan. With OVO, you’ll get:

• Free Video Content – Motorsport, Sailing, Gymnastics & Water Polo :
  OVO offer a growing list of free video and audio content. Motorsport fans might like the 400 Thunder Professional Drag Racing Series, Australian GT, Formula Drift and other petrol head live streaming. OVO Play also includes other sports like sailing and gymnastics. The price of the content is included in the monthly line rental charge you pay OVO for your prepaid plan. So, importantly: You won’t see your data balance decline while you’re watching them, the streamed content is free.
• Free Streamed Audio:
  OVO’s plans also offer FREE radio streaming, also included in your plan offers access to the Tripple M network and other selected stations.
• OVO for Kids:
  OVO’s plans come with the offer of free access to Parental Lock software. Buy your child the $9.95 plan from OVO and you’ll be able to monitor what they access on their phone and set times for it to turn off and turn on it’s own connection to the internet.

OVO Plans for your mobile

Picking an OVO plan is simple. All of OVO’s plans include Unlimited talk and SMS in Australia to Australian numbers plus superfast 4G data.

• $9.95 Unlimited = $500 standard calls and unlimited SMS + 1GB.
• $14.95 Unlimited = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 2GB.
• $19.95 Unlimited =Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 4GB.
• $29.95 Unlimited = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 10GB.
• $34.95 Unlimited = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 25GB.
• $49.95 Unlimited = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 40GB (40GB every 30 days ongoing if purchased on or before the 31 January 2019). 

You can learn more about them and their unique content in our OVO review.

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Yomojo plans

Prepaid | 30 day expiry | On the Full Optus 4G Plus Network 

Yomojo are unique in the Australian market. They offer you an unbelievable range of plans. Yomojo’s plans are completely configurable through their website. They also have some pre-configured unlimited plans for those who want a more standardised plan.

• Prepay Plans :
  Yomojo recently revised their plan range and now offer prepaid plans only.
• Use the full Optus 4G Plus network :
  Yomojo use the full Optus 4G network. You’ll get the latest 4G speeds in 4G coverage areas in all the same places as customers who go to Optus direct.

Yomojo plans for your mobile

• Yomojo Unlimited $9.90 = 200 minutes of standard calling and unlimited SMS in Oz  + 1GB.
• Yomojo Unlimited $15.90 = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 2GB.
• Yomojo Unlimited $29.90 = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 8GB.
• Yomojo Unlimited $34.90 = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 15GB.
• Yomojo Unlimited $59.90  = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 30GB (3G data speeds.)
• Yomojo Unlimited $89.90 = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 90GB (3G data speeds.)

You can learn more about them and their unique content in our Yomojo review.

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Kogan Mobile – Best Value on the Vodafone Network

Prepaid | 30 day expiry | On the Full Vodafone 3G and 4G Network 

Kogan Mobile keep it simple. They have some of the most competitive SIM Only / Prepaid plans in Australia, on the much improved Vodafone network. With their multi month recharge options, Kogan add some genuine value and choice to the market.

With Kogan, you’ll get

• Monthly, quarterly or annual options : Do you want a single recharge payment with a 1, 3 or 12 month validity ? With Kogan, you’ll get discounts for multi-month purchases you were going to make anyway. They add the convenience of less frequent running out / topping up. And they keep the total predictability and flexibility of prepaid.

Kogan’s 30 day plan range :

Kogan’s 30 day plans all have Unlimited talk and SMS in Australia to Australian numbers. The difference is the amount of data which is included.

• Kogan SMALL $16.9 – 30 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 3GB.
• Kogan MEDIUM $29.9 – 30 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 13GB.
• Kogan LARGE $36.9 – 30 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 20GB.
  
• Kogan EXTRA LARGE $49.9 – 30 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 40GB. 90% OFF – save $45.00. Valid for new Kogan Mobile customers. Offer ends 11:59PM 31.01.2019
• Kogan SMALL $46.90 – 90 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 3GB.
• Kogan MEDIUM $79.90 – 90 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 13GB.
• Kogan LARGE $99.90 – 90 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 20GB.
• Kogan EXTRA LARGE $139.90 – 90 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 40GB.
• Kogan SMALL $179.90 – 365 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 3GB every 30 days. 10% OFF – save $18.08. Valid for new and existing Kogan Mobile customers. Offer ends 11:59PM 31.01.2019
• Kogan MEDIUM $299.90 – 365 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 13GB every 30 days. 25% OFF – save $77.25. Valid for new and existing Kogan Mobile customers. Offer ends 11:59PM 31.01.2019
• Kogan LARGE $399.90 – 365 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 20GB. 35% OFF – save $145.60. Valid for new and existing Kogan Mobile customers. Offer ends 11:59PM 31.01.2019
• Kogan EXTRA LARGE $529.90 – 365 Days = Unlimited calls and SMS in Oz + 40GB. 40% OFF – save $214.80. Valid for new and existing Kogan Mobile customers. Offer ends 11:59PM 31.01.2019

All talk time and SMS for use in Australia to Australian numbers. All data is for use in Australia. See all Kogan Plans including 90 day and 365 day plans. You can find out more about this company in our Kogan Mobile review.

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The network coverage and speed you’ll get on your prepaid plan

Buying a $20 prepaid plan gives you exactly the same network access and speeds as a $150 iPhone contract. The 3G and 4G coverage we receive in Australia are among the world’s best which is remarkable given the geography of our country. We’re in the top 10 countries of the world for 4G coverage and signal availability and that number is still improving. For example, these statistics, from Opensignal show coverage of 84.3% on average across all the phone company networks. That’s up from 79.3% just 6 months ago.