Commander to offer NBN with 1TB for $144.95

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They are not the cheapest business NBN plans, but Commander's upcoming plans do at least provide several hundred gigabytes of data each month.

For some people, fast, reliable Internet speeds are nice to have. For others, they are critical for their day-to-day business.

The step up from ADSL to the NBN should in theory provide much more reliable and in some cases, faster speeds. There's also another step up you can make, from a home Internet plan to a business Internet plan.

You can read all about the difference between home and business broadband in our free NBN eBook.

You can now add Commander to the list of business NBN Internet providers to choose from, with the company today announcing four NBN plans:

Note the relatively large data quotas. While you can find 50Mbps/20Mbps business plans from as cheap as $69 from Optus, Optus provides 100GB of data per month at that price. Others offer as little as 40GB for up to $94.95 a month.

Commander's fastest plan with the most amount of data - the 100Mbps/40Mbps plan with 1,000GB - isn't the cheapest on the market. For example, with iiNet you can get the same speed and download quota for $129.95.

Still, it gives an idea of what business providers are charging.

We were emailed a list of locations where Commander will be offering its new business NBN plans. These are:
 

TAS

•        Sorell

•        Midway Point

•        Scottsdale

•        Smithton

•        Deloraine

•        George Town

•        Kingston Beach

NSW

•        Armidale

•        Kiama Minumarra

QLD

•        Atkinvale

SA

•        Willunga

VIC

•        Brunswick East

•        South Morang

Currently, the Commander site has a "Register Now" button for people to register their interest.

We have contacted Commander asking for more details about their business plans.