Summit 25
25 Mbps
5 Mbps upload · 25 Mbps typical evening
$68/mo
Ongoing price. No promo expiry.
- Unlimited data
- $300 activation fee
- Summit fixed wireless
- Shared public IP (CG-NAT)
Summit Internet addresses only
Summit runs its own network across Melbourne, independent of the nbn. Up to 100 Mbps*, from $68/month, professional installation and no lock-in contract.
* Not every Summit Internet address can get every speed. The address checker shows the plans available at yours.
Australian-owned internet that reaches the Summit.
3 plans, and each one's typical evening speed matches its full speed.
Summit runs its own fixed wireless network across Melbourne.
Plans from $68/month. A one-off $300 set-up fee covers professional installation of your fixed wireless equipment.
Month-to-month. Change speed or leave without an exit fee.
Fixed wireless internet for Melbourne addresses, independent of the nbn.
Not every Summit Internet address can get every speed. The address checker shows the plans available at yours.
25 Mbps
5 Mbps upload · 25 Mbps typical evening
$68/mo
Ongoing price. No promo expiry.
50 Mbps
20 Mbps upload · 50 Mbps typical evening
$78/mo
Ongoing price. No promo expiry.
100 Mbps
40 Mbps upload · 100 Mbps typical evening
$88/mo
Ongoing price. No promo expiry.
Summit Internet is a fixed wireless network in Melbourne, independent of the nbn. Instead of a cable in the street, it reaches your home wirelessly from a Summit tower.
Summit installs equipment at your place, and your router connects to it. It is a wholesale network, so you buy your internet from a retail provider like Quokka Net.
Unlike many providers, we're on nine networks, so if you move, there's a good chance we can come with you.
Four steps from "is my place on Summit Internet?" to online.
The checker confirms your place is on Summit Internet and which plans you can get.
All online and month-to-month. A one-off $300 set-up fee covers professional installation.
Summit installs its equipment at your place. Some homes need a power point nearby, and the building owner must approve the work.
Once the installation is done, connect your Summit Internet-capable router and hop online.
Summit Internet installs equipment at your premises. In some cases a power point is needed, and you will need approval from the building owner. In apartment buildings, Summit may also need access to common areas such as the main distribution frame (MDF).
You will need a Summit Internet-capable modem or router to use the service. The routers we sell work with Summit, so the easiest option is to add one when you sign up.
Bring your own, or grab one from us. Either way there's no rental fee and nothing is locked to Quokka Net.
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$209
$99
No. Summit Internet is a fixed wireless network that is independent of the nbn. Like the nbn, it is a wholesale network: you buy your internet from a retail provider such as Quokka Net, not from Summit itself.
Use the address checker on this page. Summit Internet covers parts of Melbourne, and your address needs to be listed as Summit Internet-ready.
Summit Internet installs equipment at your premises. In some cases a power point is needed, and you will need approval from the building owner. In apartment buildings, Summit may also need access to common areas such as the MDF.
No. The prices shown are our regular monthly prices for Summit Internet plans, not introductory offers, so there is no discount period that ends and pushes your bill up.
A one-off $300 set-up fee covers professional installation of your Summit Internet fixed wireless equipment.
You need a Summit Internet-capable modem or router. The routers we sell work with Summit, so you can add one when you sign up. Bringing your own? Call us first and we will check it.
Not every Summit Internet address can get every speed. The address checker shows the plans available at yours. Each plan lists its typical evening speed, which is the speed most customers can expect between 7pm and 11pm. Your actual speed also depends on your Wi-Fi, your devices and what you are connecting to. Fixed wireless speeds also vary with network load and line of sight to the tower.
Check for Summit Internet outages and our service status, then try a few quick fixes at home. If it's still down, contact your provider: they raise the fault with the network for you.
No. Summit Internet plans are month-to-month, so you can change speed or leave without an exit fee.
We'll help you through the whole move. Tell us your new address and move date, and we'll check what's available there and order a new service at your new place, ready for your move. If your new place is on a different network, you choose from the plans available there. If you're already with us, we'll close your old service once the new one is live, so you're not paying twice.
Totally normal. Summit Internet covers addresses across Melbourne with its own fixed wireless network. Pop your address into the checker and we'll tell you in about 20 seconds whether you're in range.
Not in Summit's range? No worries. We connect nbn and eight other networks, and our main address checker will show you every plan at your place.
Check your address is in Summit's range, pick a plan, and we'll take care of the rest.
Summit Internet Wireless plans are available only at Melbourne addresses served by Summit Internet. Not every Summit Internet address can get every speed. The address checker shows the plans available at yours.