Business Mobile Solutions.

When it comes to selecting a mobile plan, it’s important to assess your specific needs and understand how your intended use will affect your requirements. Contact us to help work out the best plan for your needs.

Most plans include a set amount of data, however, many plans may include much more data than you likely need. This may especially be the case if you use your device at home and in the office for large periods where you have access to a Wi-Fi connection. Because of this, it’s worth checking how much mobile data you are actually using before you select a plan. It’s also important to check excess usage charges.

5G is up to 100 times faster than 4G, though in practice, it comes down to coverage. Most carriers in Australia are now rolling out 5G, but it’s not yet widely available outside major centres, so it might be worth waiting until coverage becomes more widespread to choose a 5G plan. To use 5G, you’ll need a 5G-enabled phone (or device) which at the moment means paying a premium. You’ll also need a mobile plan that includes 5G — many cheaper plans of which are still only provided using 4G.

Many plans now include unlimited calls in Australia. However, if you predominantly use your mobile plan for data and messaging, it might be cheaper to simply pay for the occasional call as you go.

If you do business or have family and friends overseas, consider a plan that includes international calling.

There can be huge differences in International roaming rates from one carrier to another. Be sure to check roaming charges before you choose a plan.

Not all carrier networks are equal, especially when you venture outside of the major cities. If regional coverage is important to you, it’s worth checking the carriers’ coverage maps before signing up.

We offer a choice of Telstra and Optus plans, which means we can provide coverage for up to 98.8% of the population.

To help you keep tabs on usage and spend, we’ll send you a notification when your usage reaches each of these milestones: 50%, 80%, and 100%. That way there are no nasty surprises and you can minimise any excess usage costs.