How do I find out if FirstNet business fibre is available at my address?

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FirstNet runs a feasibility check on your exact site address across every fibre network operator that may serve it, then confirms the result with a quote from the last-mile provider. GPS coordinates help, especially for new developments and rural sites.

How the check works:
- You supply the site address, and GPS coordinates where available.
- FirstNet checks the address against the fibre network operators that may serve it, such as Vumatel, Frogfoot, Openserve and MetroFibre.
- The last-mile provider confirms feasibility with a quote.
- FirstNet comes back with the result and a realistic timeline.

Feasibility outcomes can change once detailed planning is done, for example when wayleaves, landlord approvals or construction routes are worked out. Where fibre is not feasible, FirstNet assesses licensed microwave, then fixed wireless, then LTE/5G and, as a last resort, LEO satellite, validating each option for your exact address before installation.

Because FirstNet is carrier-agnostic, one check covers multiple networks rather than a single operator's footprint. A FirstNet specialist can run feasibility for one site or for a full list of branches.