Prepaid
Compare 24 annual and semi-annual SIM plans from 9 providers — 180 to 365 days. Updated daily.
Save $41
on this 184-day plan

Amaysim
150 GB
~$17.77/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
Save $51
on this annual plan

OnePass Mobile
365 Days Plan 200GB
~$12.25/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
Save $121
on this annual plan

OnePass Mobile
365 Days Plan 450GB
~$14.71/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
Save $121
on this annual plan

Amaysim
240 GB
~$16.36/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
Save $101
on this annual plan

Amaysim
350 GB
~$20.47/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
Save $41
on this 184-day plan

Amaysim
150 GB
~$17.77/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
Save $51
on this annual plan

OnePass Mobile
365 Days Plan 200GB
~$12.25/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
Save $121
on this annual plan

OnePass Mobile
365 Days Plan 450GB
~$14.71/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
Save $121
on this annual plan

Amaysim
240 GB
~$16.36/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
Save $101
on this annual plan

Amaysim
350 GB
~$20.47/30 days
Updated 2 Sept
24 offers
Tick the checkboxes to compare plans side-by-side — select up to 5.

Lycamobile
Lycamobile Small 6-Month Bundle
2 Sept

Amaysim
150 GB
Save $41/mo
2 Sept

Vodafone
$180 Prepaid Plus SIM
2 Sept

Kogan Mobile
Small (365 Days)
2 Sept

OnePass Mobile
365 Days Plan 200GB
Save $51/mo
2 Sept

Lycamobile
Lycamobile Medium 12-Month Bundle
2 Sept

Kogan Mobile
Medium (365 Days)
2 Sept

Lebara Mobile
$200 SIM Plan
2 Sept

Kogan Mobile
Large (365 Days)
2 Sept

OnePass Mobile
365 Days Plan 450GB
Save $121/mo
2 Sept

Coles Mobile
$195 plan
2 Sept

Amaysim
240 GB
Save $121/mo
2 Sept

Kogan Mobile
Extra Large (365 Days)
2 Sept

Lebara Mobile
$300 SIM Plan
2 Sept

Vodafone
$350 Prepaid Plus SIM
2 Sept

Lycamobile
Lycamobile Large 12-Month Bundle
2 Sept

Coles Mobile
$240 plan
2 Sept

Amaysim
350 GB
Save $101/mo
2 Sept

Lebara Mobile
$250 SIM Plan
2 Sept

OnePass Mobile
365 Days Plan 280GB
2 Sept

Vodafone
$250 Prepaid Plus SIM
2 Sept

Amaysim
200 GB
2 Sept

ALDI Mobile
$289 5G 365 Day
2 Sept

Everyday Mobile
300GB 365 day expiry
2 Sept
Long-expiry SIM plans suit users who care more about avoiding frequent recharges than chasing the absolute lowest short-term cost. They can make sense for low-usage, backup, or travel-focused setups.
Large annual numbers can make a plan look expensive or cheap for the wrong reason. Breaking the cost down into an effective monthly figure is the easiest way to compare long-expiry products against ordinary prepaid plans.