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Stop paying the Loyalty Tax on your phone bill

Australia's big telcos are overcharging you. We find the same network, half the price.

50%
Average Savings
$600+
Saved Per Year
2 min
To Switch
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The network hack: MVNOs use the exact same towers as the big carriers. Same coverage, same speeds — just without the brand tax.

Boost = Telstra Amaysim = Optus Felix = Vodafone

Today's Top 3 Plans

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What is the "Loyalty Tax"?

It's what happens when you stay on an old postpaid plan with Telstra, Optus or Vodafone. They quietly charge you more because they know you won't switch. Here's the maths:

$65
Big telco plan
$35
MVNO same network
$360
You save per year

How to switch in 2 minutes

No phone calls. No stores. No new phone needed.

1

Pick a plan above

Choose based on your data needs and preferred network. All plans are no lock-in.

2

Order your SIM or eSIM

Physical SIM arrives in 1-2 days. eSIM activates instantly — no waiting.

3

Port your number

Keep your existing phone number. The new provider handles the switch automatically.

Common questions

Will I get the same coverage?
Yes. MVNOs like Boost use the full Telstra network, Amaysim uses Optus, and Felix uses Vodafone. You're on the same towers — the only difference is the logo on your bill.
Do I need a new phone?
No. If your phone is unlocked (most are after the contract ends), just swap the SIM. If your phone supports eSIM, you don't even need a physical card.
Can I keep my number?
Absolutely. When you sign up with a new provider, they'll port your existing number across. Takes a few hours at most.
What's the catch?
There isn't one. MVNOs keep costs low because they don't run physical stores or massive ad campaigns. They buy network access wholesale and pass the savings to you.
How does Switcheroo make money?
We earn a small referral fee when you switch through our links. This doesn't affect the price you pay — it's the same as going direct. It just means we can keep running this site for free.