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Ask about NBN plans in your own words, using the same checked comparison data as this site.

Your connected assistant can discover our coverage, filter currently published plans and compare them using Get GoodSort’s calculations. It can explain introductory prices, ongoing charges and gaps in the evidence.

Connect first, then ask

A question alone does not connect your assistant. Add the read-only MCP connection below, then enable its tools in your conversation.

Connect your assistant

MCP lets a compatible assistant request Get GoodSort data directly. Use this public server URL; Get GoodSort does not require an API key.

https://getgoodsort.com/mcp

Select and copy any example manually if the copy button is unavailable.

Claude Code

You need Claude Code installed and signed in, with permission to add MCP servers. In your terminal, run:

claude mcp add --transport http goodsort https://getgoodsort.com/mcp

Open Claude Code in that directory, run /mcp to check the connection, and allow Get GoodSort’s read-only tools when prompted.

Externally tested: Claude Code discovered and called the public Get GoodSort tools on 14 September 2026. This does not establish compatibility with every client or account. Official Claude Code instructions checked 16 September 2026.

Claude web and Desktop: documented setup

Not independently tested with Get GoodSort. On an individual Pro or Max account, open Customize → Connectors → + → Add custom connector. Enter the server URL above and add it. Enable it for your conversation through + → Connectors.

Team and Enterprise need an owner to add the connector in Organization settings → Connectors first. Availability depends on your account and workspace controls; check the official custom connector guide (checked 16 September 2026). These are manual connection steps, not a claim of directory listing.

Three questions to try

These are illustrative inputs, not advertised offers or current-price claims. Ask your assistant to use the connected Get GoodSort tools and cite the returned sources.

01 · Compare first-year costs

Using Get GoodSort, compare currently published NBN1000 plans by first-year cost. Explain which fees are included or unknown, show the data dates, and flag missing or withheld provider coverage.

02 · Explore a faster plan

Suppose I pay $95/month for NBN100. Using Get GoodSort’s faster-plan comparison, find faster tiers within a $10 monthly premium on its first-year monthly calculation. Show ongoing prices too, explain the calculation and flag eligibility or evidence limits.

03 · Look beyond the introduction

For the plans Get GoodSort returned, compare introductory monthly prices, promotion lengths and ongoing monthly charges. Show the first-year totals and fee limitations. Keep unknown values explicit and link to the provider for confirmation.

Know what the answer covers

General-market comparison. Availability varies by address and NBN technology. Check availability with the provider before signing up.
Coverage has gaps. Unknown or withheld does not mean a plan is absent. Rankings cover currently publishable Get GoodSort plans, not the entire market.
Dates and fees matter. Check freshness, promotion length and cost completeness. A first-year total may cover monthly charges only when setup fees are unknown; confirm all charges with the provider.
You stay in control. These tools do not sign you up, switch providers or grant unrestricted bulk access to the archive. The connection described here supports current plans and comparisons, not historical queries.

Read our Methodology, Privacy policy and Terms of use. Questions or corrections? Email Get GoodSort.

Building with Get GoodSort?

The read-only API documentation and OpenAPI description expose the same validated publication data. Start with the coverage catalogue, then try these bounded examples: