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MyRepublic Broadband
Originally from Singapore, MyRepublic is an upstart provider now servicing both New Zealand and Australia. It was the first internet provider in NZ to launch 100mbps/20mbps unlimited-only broadband plans.
MyRepublic offers unlimited data plans on 12-month contracts:
VDSL
$75/month – 70mbps/10mbps
Fibre 100
$75/month – 100mbps/20mbps
Gamer Fibre 100
$85/month – 100mbps/20mbps (includes gamer support and static IP)
Fibre Pro
$85/month – 950mbps/500mbps
Gamer Fibre Pro
$95/month – 950mbps/500mbps (includes gamer support and static IP)
Extras:
- Free modem rental and installation on 12-month contract
- MyRepublic also offers the same plans on a month-to-month basis for the same price, but without a modem. See their website for full details
How does MyRepublic broadband compare?
The following table is a comparison of standard 12-month broadband plans from NZ providers. All plans are for 100mbps/20mbps plans with no home phone line. Unless indicated as an extra, all include a router, although a $15 one-off delivery fee can apply.
NB: Most deals include early termination fees, should you break your contract early.
|
Broadband provider |
Unlimited Broadband Deal $ Per Month |
|
MyRepublic |
$75 |
|
Skinny |
$78 |
|
Bigpipe |
$79 |
|
Stuff Fibre |
$79.95* |
|
Slingshot |
$85* |
|
Now |
$85 (+$120 router) |
|
2degrees |
$89* |
|
Orcon |
$89.95* |
|
Contact |
$89.99* |
|
Spark |
$90* |
|
Vodafone |
$93* |
| Trustpower |
$94* (2-year contract) |
* $15 one-off modem delivery fee
What’s the deal with MyRepublic broadband?
MyRepublic Gamer plans include prioritised traffic for better ping scores, which can result in less lag and a better gaming experience. Other options include:
- Router rent-to-own options
- $5 unlimited local calls
- $10 unlimited NZ/OZ landline calls
- $15 unlimited NZ/OZ landline calls + $500 NZ/OZ mobile minutes
To help Kiwi consumers choose the best broadband providers, Canstar surveys thousands of broadband customers and asks them to score their providers across categories including Value for Money, Network Performance and Customer Service. To read the results of our full research and to find out more about NZ’s best broadband providers, just click on the big button below:
