Compare NZ Broadband Providers
Updated June 2026. This is Glimp’s active broadband provider hub for New Zealand.
Use it to compare current broadband brands, move into live plan comparisons, and review customer feedback without mixing active providers with legacy brands that have rebranded, exited, or been folded into another company.
How we handle this page: active providers stay in the main list below, while older brands like Vodafone, Orcon, and MyRepublic are kept in separate transition pages so the market stays clear and current.
Compare 11 active broadband providers in New Zealand
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Check live broadband plans by address, speed, contract, and price.
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See flexible broadband options if you do not want to lock in.
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See current low-price fibre options ranked by effective monthly cost.
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Bigpipe focuses on simple broadband plans and is often compared on straightforward fibre pricing. Compare current Bigpipe broadband plans with Glimp.
Farmside is a long-running rural connectivity brand in New Zealand, often compared for broadband options outside the biggest urban-first providers. Compare current Farmside broadband plans with Glimp.
Spark is one of New Zealand’s largest broadband providers, with fibre and bundle-led options for mainstream households. Compare Spark broadband plans with Glimp.
NOW is a NZ broadband provider often compared for straightforward home internet service and support-led positioning. Compare current NOW broadband plans with Glimp.
Gravity focuses on satellite and remote-location connectivity, making it a specialist comparison brand for NZ households outside mainstream coverage assumptions. Compare current Gravity broadband plans with Glimp.
One NZ is the current consumer brand for the former Vodafone NZ business. Compare One NZ broadband plans, fibre options, and bundle-ready home internet deals with Glimp.
Slingshot is a long-running NZ broadband provider known for mainstream home internet plans and household-friendly value. Compare current Slingshot broadband plans with Glimp.
Wireless Nation focuses on wireless and rural connectivity for NZ households that may need alternatives to standard urban-first broadband. Compare current Wireless Nation broadband plans with Glimp.
2degrees is one of New Zealand’s biggest broadband and mobile providers. Compare current 2degrees broadband plans, fibre deals, and bundled options with Glimp.
Nova Energy combines broadband with its wider utilities offering, making it a bundle-led comparison brand for NZ households. Compare current Nova Energy broadband plans with Glimp.
Voyager is a NZ-owned broadband and communications provider with fibre, business, and specialist connectivity experience. Compare current Voyager broadband plans with Glimp.
How Glimp keeps this provider list current
We use this page as an active-provider hub. That means brands still selling broadband under their own current name stay here, while legacy or transition brands are handled separately so users do not confuse historical names with current signup choices.
This is especially important for NZ broadband because several well-known brands have been rebranded, merged, or retired. Keeping that split clean gives users a clearer experience and produces better SEO signals for current commercial pages.
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Compare by household need
If you already know the kind of household or usage pattern you are shopping for, these pages narrow the market faster than a general provider browse.
Gaming
High-speed fibre and hyperfibre options for homes that care about download headroom and lower-latency stability.
Work from home
Fibre-first options for video calls, uploads, and multi-device home office use.
Students and short stays
Flexible no-contract options that fit flatter households, renters, and shorter living arrangements.
Rural addresses
Wireless, satellite, and rural-focused options for properties where metro-style fibre assumptions do not apply.
Legacy broadband brands still worth capturing
These brands still attract search demand, but they are no longer treated as active providers in Glimp’s main broadband hub. We keep dedicated transition pages live so users can understand what changed and move to a current comparison path.
Compass
Compass has confirmed that customers are migrating to Zeronet, so Compass should be treated as a transition brand rather than a current broadband signup destination.
Flip
Flip is no longer a current standalone signup brand, and customers looking for a replacement should compare 2degrees and other active providers.
MyRepublic
MyRepublic exited the NZ broadband market and its broadband customer base moved to 2degrees.
Orcon
Orcon has confirmed that new broadband signups now go through 2degrees while the Orcon brand is folded into the wider 2degrees brand.
Stuff Fibre
Stuff Fibre is no longer a current standalone signup brand, and its broadband customers have been consolidated into 2degrees.
Trustpower
Trustpower consumer utilities have moved under the Mercury brand, so Trustpower should be treated as a legacy broadband brand.
Vodafone
Vodafone New Zealand has rebranded to One NZ, so new broadband comparisons should be made against One NZ and other active providers.
