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Acceptable Use Policy Applies
Typical download evening speeds are based on the speed test results of existing customers between 7pm and 11pm.
A charge of $330 or $550 may be payable to Opticomm by you if your property requires installation of the Opticomm network equipment. We will inform you upon signup if this fee applies to you. You may also be charged a fee of $97 for any missed installation appointments. Additional charges will apply if your installation is non-standard. If you are not the owner of the property where the service is to be installed, you must obtain the owner's consent to the installation of the service including where the equipment is installed in your home.
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Find answers to common questions about our services
Opticomm is one of Australia’s largest private-owned alternative to the national broadband network (nbn). Opticomm is an ASX-listed company that, similar to nbn, build, operate and maintain their own telecommunications ‘fixed line’ fibre-optic network. Opticomm are wholesale operators, meaning they sell their Opticomm plans to Opticomm providers, like Activ8me, who then offer retail Opticomm services to customers.
Opticomm installation sets up a fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) internet connection in homes or businesses within an Opticomm-serviced estate, commonly found in new developments or apartment buildings.
Once the property is ready, the homeowner contacts Activ8me, an Opticomm-approved provider, to activate the service.
They both sell wholesale internet plans, but nbn and Opticomm are different networks that operate separate infrastructure and use different ISPs.
Check if your address is eligible for nbn or Opticomm via the address checker.
Learn more in our Introduction to Opticomm article.
Opticomm uses a Connection Box (ONT/NTD) that acts as the modem.
You only need a compatible Wi‑Fi router to distribute the connection.
Opticomm services are available in Opticomm‑enabled estates, typically found in new developments and modern apartment complexes.
Installation fees of $330 or $550 may apply depending on required network equipment.
A Wi‑Fi router is needed to create a wireless home network.
Month‑to‑month contracts allow flexible service activation.
Plans can be changed free of charge between billing cycles.
Opticomm is an Australian wholesale telecommunications provider operating its own fibre infrastructure.
Opticomm operates independently from the government‑owned nbn using private fibre infrastructure.
Opticomm FTTP services do not require a traditional modem.