Australian broadband provider offering NBN and fixed wireless style internet plans for eligible addresses. Check what is available at your address and compare current options before you switch.
Swoop publishes residential internet plan information across NBN and fixed wireless style products. It can be a useful shortlist provider for households comparing speed tiers, no-lock-in style positioning and address-level availability, but plan value should be checked against current pricing and setup terms.
Publishes NBN and fixed wireless internet plan information. Can be relevant for households comparing higher-speed broadband options. No-lock-in style positioning may appeal to flexible broadband shoppers.
Recent customer feedback is very strong. ProductReview.com.au currently shows Swoop Broadband at about 4.9 out of 5 from more than 4,700 reviews, with frequent praise for friendly support, easy setup and good value, although individual complaints still surface around account handling and edge-case service issues.
joel dsouza
2 months ago
I was able to compare different options without having to jump between multiple websites. Compared a few electricity options and ended up finding a better deal than what I was currently on. The whole process was simple and didn't take long at all.
molton machado
2 months ago
Last month I switched my electricity provider and got 50 dollars gift card .very easy to use and had a great experience.
Carol Smith
a month ago
Was really easy to use and took hardly any time. Found exactly what I needed without having to muck around checking a heap of different websites.
Yes. Swoop publishes residential NBN plan information, with exact eligibility depending on your address and connection type.
Swoop also promotes fixed wireless style internet services, but availability and performance depend on location and coverage.
Compare the same speed tier, check whether the service is NBN or wireless, and review the current minimum cost, modem terms and ongoing monthly price.