Check your NBN technology

Before choosing a plan, check what NBN technology is available at your address using the official NBN lookup tool: https://www.nbnco.com.au.

This will tell you whether you have FTTP, FTTN, FTTC or Fixed Wireless. All plans below are subject to availability at your address.

Technology	Description	Suitable speeds
FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)	Fibre runs all the way into your building. Delivers the highest reliability and speeds.	Up to 2000/500 Mbps
FTTN (Fibre to the Node)	Fibre to a nearby street cabinet; existing copper for the last leg. Speed depends on line quality.	Up to 100/40 Mbps
FTTC (Fibre to the Curb)	Fibre is closer to your premises than FTTN; copper covers only a few metres.	Up to 100/40 Mbps
Fixed Wireless (FW)	Uses NBN’s wireless towers to connect regional & rural locations.	Up to 400/40 Mbps

If no technology is available at your location, please reach out to us for potential “5G”, “Enterprise Ethernet”, “SkyMuster Satellite” and “Starlink” services.

FTTP means a fibre optic cable runs directly inside your premises. Inside, you’ll find an NTD (Network Termination Device) — this is the box that connects your premises to the NBN network.

Your modem/router needs to be plugged into the UNI-D port (1) on this box using an ethernet cable to access the internet.

What the FTTP NTD looks like:

For Residential – A white or cream wall-mounted box, usually installed in the garage, master bedroom, a built-in wardrobe, or living room. If you’re in an apartment building and can’t locate it, check with building management — every unit should have its own NTD installed inside the property.

For Business – The same white or cream wall-mounted box, usually installed in your communications cabinet or designated area. Some buildings with multiple suites may have the device in a common communications cupboard or room.

Typical FTTP installation: outside plant connects to the nbn™ utility box, which links to the nbn™ connection box (NTD) inside your premises — your router then plugs into the UNI-D port on this box.

Small Business Plans

Ideal for a small Offices with 1 to 2 PC’s with occasional Video Meetings and Local Installed office apps.

Plan	NBN Speed	Price before 1 July 2026	Price from 1 July 2026
TotalBiz 50/20	50/20 Mbps	$90	$94
TotalBiz 100/20	100/20 Mbps	$100	$100
TotalBiz 100/40	100/40 Mbps	$105	$107

No Static IP Address on certain plans

Lightning Fast Internet Broadband Plans

Ideal with Phone/VoIP, Video Conferencing, Multiple Staff and Cloud Based Office Apps

Plan	NBN Speed	Price before 1 July 2026	Price from 1 July 2026
TotalBiz 250/100	250/100 Mbps	$105	$107
TotalBiz 500/200	500/200 Mbps	$125	$128
TotalBiz 750/50	750/50 Mbps	$109	$109
TotalBiz 1000/100	1000/100 Mbps	$119	$124
TotalBiz 1000/400	1000/400 Mbps	$145	$148
TotalBiz 2000/100	2000/100 Mbps	$183	$183
TotalBiz 2000/200	2000/200 Mbps	$183	$183
TotalBiz 2000/500	2000/500 Mbps	$228	$228

Fibre to a nearby street cabinet; existing copper for the last leg. Speed depends on line quality.

Unlike FTTP and FTTC, nbn™ doesn’t supply any equipment for FTTN connections. The termination point to your premises will be an RJ12 socket (one of your existing telephone wall sockets), and your modem/router will need a DSL port (VDSL2-compatible) to connect to the internet.

Plan	NBN Speed	Price before 1 July 2026	Price from 1 July 2026
TotalBiz 25/10	25/10 Mbps	$77	$83
TotalBiz 50/20	50/20 Mbps	$90	$94
TotalBiz 100/20	100/20 Mbps	$100	$100
TotalBiz 100/40	100/40 Mbps	$105	$107

†Fibre‑to‑the‑node plans are subject to the quality and length of the copper line; speeds above 100 Mbps are not available.

FTTC connections bring fibre to a small pit near your property, and the final link to your premises uses copper cabling. This setup includes an NCD (Network Connection Device) inside your premises.

The FTTC NCD is also location-coded, which means it must stay at the premises it was assigned to. Bringing one from another location will not work.

You’ll need to plug the NCD into a phone wall socket and connect your modem/router to it using an ethernet cable.

Plan	NBN Speed	Price before 1 July 2026	Price from 1 July 2026
TotalBiz 50/20	50/20 Mbps	$90	$94
TotalBiz 100/20	100/20 Mbps	$100	$100
TotalBiz 100/40	100/40 Mbps	$105	$107

Uses NBN’s wireless towers to connect regional & rural locations.

An antenna will be installed on the roof of your premises and linked to a Fixed Wireless Network Termination Device (NTD) inside your premises. This NTD has four Ethernet ports on its underside, labelled UNI-D1 through UNI-D4 — your assigned port (most commonly UNI-D1) connects to your router’s WAN port using an ethernet cable.

Because Fixed Wireless relies on a radio signal between your premises and the nearest nbn™ wireless tower, actual speeds can vary depending on your distance from the tower, whether there’s a clear line of sight, local weather conditions, and how many other users are connected to the same tower during busy periods. As with FTTP and FTTC connections, a technician appointment will be scheduled to install the rooftop antenna and NTD as part of activating your service.-D4 — your assigned port (most commonly UNI-D1) connects to your router’s WAN port using an ethernet cable.

Plan	NBN Speed	Price before 1 July 2026	Price from 1 July 2026
TotalBiz 100/20	100/20 Mbps	$95	$97
TotalBiz 250/20	250/20 Mbps	$100	$103
TotalBiz 400/40	400/40 Mbps	$110	$113

The fees below relate to connecting your service and are separate from your ongoing plan price (shown Inc GST above).
All fees below are ex GST, with the Inc GST amount shown in brackets.

Early Exit Fee: if you cancel before the end of your chosen activation term, this fee recovers the activation discount provided for that term.

New nbn™ Installation Fee

An install fee of $350 (ex GST) — $385 Inc GST — may be on-charged if the connection is a new service requiring a brand new nbn™ FTTN, FTTC or FTTP connection and an nbn™ technician is required to go onsite. This fee is waived if you choose a 36-month activation term (see above).Specialty connections (technology upgrades for existing nbn™ premises)

A fee of up to $10,000 (ex GST) may be charged for specialty connections that require technology upgrades for premises where nbn™ has already been installed. Contact us for more information.

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Other Service Fees

If you’re within your activation minimum term, a plan downgrade can only be made back to your original connection speed.

Plan inclusions: All TotalBiz plans include unlimited data and a static IPv4 address, except TotalBiz 100/20, which are dynamic-IP only.
All prices shown are per month, Inc GST, on no-lock-in service terms (see Activation & Connection Fees for connection-related charges).

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Why choose Approved Systems?

• Unlimited data on every plan.
• Australian business support via phone or email.
• Contact us to discuss your connectivity needs or to arrange a free site qualification.