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Residential fibre, Rhodes first

Real fibre, right into your building.

Fair flat price, free professional setup, no lock-in. Fibre 500 for $40 a month, Fibre 1000 for $70 and Fibre 2000 for $100.

Fibre 500
$40/month
Fibre 1000
$70/month
Fibre 2000
$100/month
Setup
$0
Why Hypernet

Internet without the catch.

The three things people switch for, and the thing they stay for.

Real fibre into your building

Fibre runs right into the building and up to your apartment. No nbn in the middle, no street cabinet shared with the suburb.

Free professional setup

A technician connects the router, moves your devices across and checks the speed before they leave.

No intro rate, no step-up

The price on the card is the price. No lock-in, change plans or leave any time.

Plans

Three plans. All flat.

Pick a speed. Everything else is included. Prices include GST.

Fibre 500
For streaming, study and working from home
500Mbpsdownload
50 Mbps upload
Typical evening speed 490 Mbps
$40/month
No intro rate, no step-up, no lock-in.
  • Free professional setup, every device checked
  • Strong 50 Mbps upload
  • Wi-Fi 6 router included
  • Local support by chat and email

Prices include GST. Read the Critical Information Summary before you sign up.

Fibre 2000
For big households and large uploads
2000Mbpsdownload
200 Mbps upload
$100/month
No intro rate, no step-up, no lock-in.
  • Free professional setup, every device checked
  • 200 Mbps upload for creators and cloud backups
  • Wi-Fi 6 router included
  • Local support by chat and email

Prices include GST. Read the Critical Information Summary before you sign up.

About the speeds shown
Speeds shown are plan speeds. Typical evening speeds for each plan are published in the Critical Information Summary and on the plan card once measured.
Compared

Ten times the speed for less than half the price.

In most of the buildings we connect, the copper tops out at nbn 50: you cannot buy 500 Mbps on it at any price. Fibre 500 is ten times the download for $40, and the price does not move. Dated, with the source.

What most of our buildings can get today, compared (as at 6 October 2026)
ActionThe old copperHypernet fibre
Fastest plan on the old copper in most of our buildingsnbn 50 (50/20 Mbps)Fibre 500 (500/50 Mbps)
Typical priceAbout $90 a month$40 a month
After the intro periodSteps up, often by $20 a monthStays $40

Average nbn 50 price $90.54 a month across the market as published by Finder on 6 October 2026; intro-rate step-ups of about $20 are typical of the major brands. Hypernet prices as published on this site. Speeds compared are plan speeds; typical evening speeds for Hypernet plans are on each plan card. Source: Finder, average nbn plan prices.

Coverage

Where real fibre is live

Rhodes first, then building by building across the next precincts. We only sell where we can connect today.

Live now

Real fibre live across participating buildings. Check yours.

Parramatta
Live in selected buildings

Connected building by building. More switching on through 2026.

Pyrmont
Build under way

Fibre going in now. Register your building to hear first.

Wolli Creek
Build under way

Fibre going in now. Register your building to hear first.

Macquarie Park
Planned

Next in the footprint. Register interest for your building.

In their own words

What customers say

Published reviews from the first Hypernet customers, quoted with first names. The words are theirs.

True value for money, low latency and quality internet.
DavidRhodes resident, on the gigabit plan since December 2023. First customer in his building, usually seeing 800 Mbps or more.ProductReview
I cannot fault them.
AllisonCustomer since August 2022, after more than ten years with her previous provider. Connected in under 30 minutes.ProductReview
Consistently delivers full speed, and costs far less than my previous provider.
ChristineCustomer since December 2023, on a 250 Mbps plan at the time.ProductReview

Rated 5.0 from 4 reviews on ProductReview. Quoted with first names; the words are the customers' own.

Questions

Questions, answered.

No. Hypernet runs on fibre that comes right into your building, so there is no nbn in the middle. Your existing nbn service can be cancelled once you are connected.

More questions? Visit support

Ready when you are

Check your building in ten seconds.

If your building is live, you could be connected this week. If not, we will tell you the moment it is.

Chat8am to 8pm