Prepaid
Compare 40 SIM-only postpaid plans from 16 providers — monthly billing, cancel anytime. Updated daily.
Save $12.40/mo
for 6 months

Moose Mobile
30GB
Then $24.80/mo after 6 months
Updated 7 May
Save $10.00/mo
for 6 months

Moose Mobile
40GB
Then $33.80/mo after 6 months
Updated 7 May
Save $12.00/mo
for 6 months

Moose Mobile
100GB
Then $41.80/mo after 6 months
Updated 7 May
Save $10/mo
for 6 months

Moose Mobile
220GB
Then $55.80/mo after 6 months
Updated 7 May
Save $12.40/mo
for 6 months

Moose Mobile
30GB
Then $24.80/mo after 6 months
Updated 7 May
Save $10.00/mo
for 6 months

Moose Mobile
40GB
Then $33.80/mo after 6 months
Updated 7 May
Save $12.00/mo
for 6 months

Moose Mobile
100GB
Then $41.80/mo after 6 months
Updated 7 May
Save $10/mo
for 6 months

Moose Mobile
220GB
Then $55.80/mo after 6 months
Updated 7 May
40 offers
Tick the checkboxes to compare plans side-by-side — select up to 5.

Moose Mobile
30GB
Save $12.40/mo, 6 mo
7 May

Tangerine Mobile
14GB
7 May

Tangerine Mobile
30GB
7 May

Moose Mobile
40GB
Save $10.00/mo, 6 mo
7 May

Superloop Mobile
Saver 4G Plan
7 May

TPG Mobile
Small Plan
7 May

Tangerine Mobile
50GB
7 May

Moose Mobile
100GB
Save $12.00/mo, 6 mo
7 May

MATE Mobile
Better Mates
7 May

Tangerine Mobile
75GB
7 May

Belong Mobile
25GB SIM only plan
7 May

Superloop Mobile
Essential 5G Plan
7 May

TPG Mobile
Medium Plan
7 May

Tangerine Mobile
100GB
7 May

Belong Mobile
40GB SIM only plan
7 May

Superloop Mobile
Choice 5G Plan
7 May

MATE Mobile
Best Mates
7 May

TPG Mobile
Large Plan
7 May

Moose Mobile
220GB
Save $10/mo, 6 mo
7 May

Belong Mobile
100GB SIM only plan
7 May

Superloop Mobile
Plus 5G Plan
7 May

Tangerine Mobile
160GB
7 May

MATE Mobile
Soul Mates
7 May

Belong Mobile
160GB SIM only plan
7 May

Superloop Mobile
Max 5G Plan
7 May

Telstra
Mobile Bundle Plan
7 May

Telstra
Basic
7 May

Telstra
Essential
7 May

Telstra
Premium
7 May
Postpaid SIM-only plans can be easier for users who want a stable monthly service and do not want to manage recharges manually. The tradeoff is that the cheapest prepaid value can still beat postpaid for light and moderate users.
Because postpaid is framed as a simple monthly product, it is easy to overbuy data. A good postpaid plan should match your ordinary usage, not the maximum amount of data you might need once or twice a year.