Are you unsure about some of the aspects of your bill? Let us break down the specifics to make sure you understand how our billing works.

The Basics

1. You can choose to pay your bill weekly, fortnightly, or monthly.
2. We always charge in advance; you are pre-paying for the upcoming billing period.
3. To view your bills, simply log into My Slingshot.

Monthly Billing

We send our monthly bills on set dates that are selected automatically based on when your service is connected to avoid a large first bill.

There will be a partial charge on your first bill from the date your service is connected to the first billing date – plus one month in advance and any equipment costs. This is because you’re paying for the services coming up and not what has already been used.

Monthly Bill Example:

Let's assume that you signed up for Unlimited Naked Broadband for $84.95 per month and were connected on the 4th of July. You’ll receive the first invoice on the 8th of July which will consist of the following charges:

• $84.95 for the month in advance (9th of July to the 8th of August).
• 5-day partial charge for services used (4th of July to the 8th of July).
• Additional charges for equipment delivery and/or rental.

Weekly and Fortnightly Billing

You can pick the day of the week you pay your Slingshot bill on a weekly or fortnightly cycle, which is really handy for making sure your bill is paid just after pay day, not just before!

The billing works the same way as monthly, in advance. The first bill will have a partial charge from the date your service is connected to the first billing date and one week, or fortnight, in advance – plus any equipment costs. This is because you’re paying for the services coming up and not what has already been used.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How much am I currently owing?

  Your owing balance is displayed at the top of the dashboard when you log into My Slingshot or within the 'My Bill History' section when selected at the top right.

  

• How do I see what services I have been charged for?
  Scroll down to the Tax Invoice section when looking at your bill to see a breakdown of the services you’ve been charged for.