OnePass Mobile

OnePass Mobile is the prepaid mobile service sold by OnePass, the Australian membership programme whose partner retailers include Kmart, Target, Bunnings Warehouse, Officeworks, InstantScripts, and Priceline. The plans are powered by the Optus 4G Plus network, come with no lock-in contracts, let you keep your existing phone and number, and include short expiry and 365-day long expiry prepaid options sold at onepassmobile.com.au. A new SIM service bought through the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page earns Cashback at the current published rate, up to the stated cap.

OnePass costs $4 a month or $40 a year (as listed on OnePass's site in October 2026) after a 30-day free trial for eligible new members. Benefits listed on onepass.com.au include free delivery on eligible items or orders, 5x Flybuys points at Kmart, Target, Bunnings Warehouse, and Officeworks, 365-day change-of-mind returns at Kmart, Target, Officeworks, and Priceline, Express Click and Collect at Kmart and Bunnings Warehouse, 2x Pulse Rewards points at Priceline, and a discount on InstantScripts services. The membership and the mobile plan are separate purchases; this ShopBack page covers the SIM plan.

OnePass Mobile does not publish a dated sale calendar. ShopBack runs upsized Cashback on specific plans from time to time, and when an upsize runs, the higher rate shows on this page, so the plan you choose can change what you earn. The wider retail dates are Black Friday in late November, Cyber Monday the Monday after, and the EOFY window in June. The rate on the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page on the day you click is the one that applies.

OnePass states that its plans are powered by the Optus 4G Plus network. The OnePass site does not list 5G access in the content reviewed for this guide, so check the plan page at onepassmobile.com.au for the current network inclusions before buying if 5G matters to you. Optus coverage maps are the ones to check for your area.

Both run on the Optus 4G Plus network, so coverage is the same. OnePass Mobile is a prepaid-only provider with no lock-in contracts and a long expiry plan range, sold online with phone support on 1300 222 825. Optus sells its own prepaid and postpaid plans, handsets, and in-store service. For a 365-day prepaid plan on the Optus network, OnePass Mobile suits; for a handset bundle or postpaid plan, go direct. Only OnePass Mobile new SIM plans earn ShopBack Cashback through the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page.

OnePass Mobile sells both. Short expiry plans suit a trial of the network or a few months of heavy data; long expiry 365-day plans suit a steady user who wants one payment a year and no monthly recharge. For ShopBack Cashback the long expiry plan has an edge: the 75-day minimum stay is met automatically, and the activation deadline is the only rule left to watch.

Activate the SIM soon after purchase and keep the service on a OnePass Mobile plan for the minimum stay, and the pending Cashback moves to Confirmed. Confirmation follows the confirmation time shown on this page, which covers the minimum term. Buy the SIM when you are ready to activate, not weeks ahead.

Cashback applies to a new SIM service bought after going through ShopBack. The OnePass Mobile page on ShopBack shows which purchases earn Cashback and the live rate.

Go through ShopBack before you pay and the Cashback tracks to your ShopBack account. Open OnePass Mobile from the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page and buy a new SIM plan on onepassmobile.com.au. Cashback shows as pending at the rate shown on this page and confirms within the tracking and confirmation times shown on this page.

Yes. Cashback is based on what you keep: if you return or cancel part of an order, the Cashback adjusts to match. Keep the service active until the 125-day confirmation has passed.

Start from the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page in the ShopBack app, on shopback.com.au or via the browser extension, and buy a new SIM plan on onepassmobile.com.au. The purchase shows as Pending in your ShopBack account within the tracking time shown on this page, at the rate shown on this page, up to the stated cap. The offer covers a new SIM service, so go through ShopBack when you buy a new SIM.

The ShopBack OnePass Mobile offer has three parts. First, Cashback on a new OnePass Mobile SIM plan at the rate shown on this page, capped at the amount stated on the page and paid after confirmation. Second, a discounted OnePass Mobile gift card or ShopBack swap card, when ShopBack lists one. Third, an upsize window: when an upsize runs, the higher rate shows on this page, sometimes only on a specific plan such as the 200GB plan, so the plan you choose can change what you earn; the figure on the page on the day you click is the one that applies.

The effective price is what you pay at onepassmobile.com.au checkout minus the Cashback that comes back, worked out at the rate shown on ShopBack's OnePass Mobile page and up to the cap stated there. The Cashback is paid to your bank account or PayPal after confirmation. If the ShopBack page shows an upsized rate on the 200GB plan, more comes back on that plan, but never more than the cap stated on the page. Check the rate shown on ShopBack's OnePass Mobile page on the day you buy.

The ShopBack OnePass Mobile page lists the tracking and confirmation times. The long gap covers the activation deadline and minimum term in the OnePass Mobile terms, so expect a SIM to confirm several months after purchase. Once Confirmed, you withdraw the amount from your ShopBack account to an Australian bank account or PayPal.

A new SIM service bought after going through the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page earns Cashback once the SIM is activated in time and kept for the minimum stay. Porting your existing number to OnePass Mobile, being an existing OnePass member (the paid Kmart, Target, Bunnings and Officeworks membership) and earning Flybuys points do not change that.

Yes. The offer is for a new service rather than a recharge on a service you already have. A second SIM for a partner, a child or a tablet counts as a new service when you buy it after going through the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page and activate and keep it on a plan. Each SIM confirms separately, within the confirmation time shown on this page.

OnePass Mobile does not usually publish public coupon codes for its plans. No code needed: go through ShopBack before you pay and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback. When ShopBack runs an upsized Cashback rate on the 200GB plan, it applies automatically when you buy that plan through a ShopBack click-through. OnePass membership benefits such as 5x Flybuys points at Kmart, Target, Bunnings Warehouse and Officeworks are a separate programme from the mobile Cashback.

OnePass costs $4 a month or $40 a year after a 30-day free trial (as listed on OnePass's site in October 2026) and its benefits sit at Kmart, Target, Bunnings Warehouse, Officeworks and Priceline, with 5x Flybuys points and free delivery on eligible orders. Amazon Prime costs $89 a year (as listed on Amazon's site in October 2026) and our Prime vs Costco vs Coles Plus comparison finds it only pays off above about $300 a year of Amazon AU spend or with regular Prime Video use. Pick OnePass if your household shops the Wesfarmers stores monthly, since the $40 annual fee (October 2026 pricing) is less than half of Prime; pick Prime if your spend is mostly on Amazon AU or you want the video library. The two are not exclusive, and only the OnePass Mobile SIM plan, not the membership, earns Cashback through the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page.

Both run on the Optus network, so coverage is identical and the choice is about billing shape. amaysim's entry plan sits around A$15 for 10 to 15GB on a 28-day cycle in our MVNO comparison (October 2026 pricing), which suits a light user who wants a monthly commitment. OnePass Mobile's headline product is the 365-day plan, which our comparison places at A$180 to A$220 for 200 to 300GB (October 2026 pricing), or under A$18 a month equivalent, which suits a steady user who wants one payment a year. Pick amaysim for a short trial or a low monthly bill; pick OnePass Mobile for the annual plan, and note that only OnePass Mobile's 365-day plan clears the 75-day ShopBack minimum automatically. Both have ShopBack pages (shopback.com.au/onepass and shopback.com.au/amaysim-mobile) paying Cashback at the rate shown on each.

Boost Mobile runs on the full Telstra retail 4G and 5G network and its 12-month SIMs were listed on Boost's site in October 2026 at A$300 for 290GB (then 240GB on renewal) and A$365 for 365GB. OnePass Mobile runs on the Optus 4G Plus network and its 365-day plans sit at A$180 to A$220 for 200 to 300GB in our MVNO comparison (October 2026 pricing), so OnePass Mobile is roughly A$80 to A$120 a year cheaper for a similar annual allowance. Pick OnePass Mobile if you live and travel in metro and large regional areas where Optus coverage is solid; pick Boost if you drive regional highways or need 5G, which OnePass does not list in the content reviewed for this guide. Both earn ShopBack Cashback on a new SIM through their own ShopBack pages, with OnePass Mobile adding the 30-day activation and 75-day minimum rules.

felix Mobile sells one plan at A$35 a month (as listed on felix's site in October 2026) for unlimited data on the Vodafone network with a 20Mbps soft speed cap, which is A$420 a year. OnePass Mobile's 365-day plans cost A$180 to A$220 a year for 200 to 300GB in our MVNO comparison (October 2026 pricing), so OnePass Mobile saves about A$200 to A$240 a year for anyone who uses under roughly 17 to 25GB a month. Pick felix if you tether a laptop or stream for hours daily in a metro area and would blow through 25GB a month; pick OnePass Mobile if your usage is normal phone use and you want the lowest annual cost on the Optus network. Both have ShopBack pages (shopback.com.au/felix-mobile and shopback.com.au/onepass) paying Cashback on eligible new sign-ups at the rate shown on each.

The 200GB plan is OnePass Mobile's 365-day long expiry plan with 200GB of data to use across the year, which our MVNO comparison priced at under A$18 a month equivalent in October 2026, with the exact price shown at onepassmobile.com.au checkout. ShopBack can list it separately because it sometimes carries its own rate, for example an upsized Cashback rate while other OnePass Mobile plans carry the standard rate, so the ShopBack page can show two lines. The 365-day expiry means the 75-day minimum is met without any further action on your part.

OnePass states that its range includes short expiry prepaid plans alongside the 365-day plans, sold at onepassmobile.com.au on the Optus 4G Plus network with no lock-in contract. These suit a trial of the network or a few months of heavy data, with current prices and inclusions shown on the plan page at checkout. Cashback confirms once the minimum term is met, so plan to keep the plan for that long or pick the 365-day plan instead.

Skip OnePass Mobile if you need confirmed 5G, since the OnePass site describes the Optus 4G Plus network and does not list 5G in the content reviewed for this guide; Optus direct and Boost Mobile on Telstra both sell 5G plans with ShopBack pages. Skip it if you drive regional highways where Optus coverage drops out, where Boost's 365-day SIM (A$300 for 290GB as listed on Boost's site in October 2026) is the Telstra-network alternative. Skip it if you want unlimited data, where felix Mobile at A$35 a month (as listed on felix's site in October 2026) wins, or if you only want to recharge an existing OnePass Mobile service, since the offer is for a new SIM. OnePass Mobile is the right pick when you want a 365-day plan on the Optus network at the lowest annual cost and will keep it running.

No membership is required for the ShopBack Cashback: the ShopBack OnePass Mobile offer applies to any new SIM plan bought through the click-through, and the membership and the SIM plan are separate purchases. The OnePass membership itself costs $4 a month or $40 a year after a 30-day free trial (as listed on OnePass's site in October 2026), and our MVNO comparison notes that paid OnePass subscribers see preferential OnePass Mobile plan pricing, so check both the member and non-member price at onepassmobile.com.au checkout. If you already pay for OnePass for Kmart, Target, Bunnings or Officeworks delivery, the mobile plan simply sits alongside it.

OnePass Mobile is the prepaid mobile arm of OnePass, the Wesfarmers membership programme, and our MVNO comparison records that it was rebranded from Catch Connect in May 2025. Plans are sold online at onepassmobile.com.au with phone support on 1300 222 825, and the service runs on the Optus 4G Plus network, so availability follows the Optus coverage map across Australian states and territories.

Usually, yes, once you count 13 recharge cycles in a year. Our MVNO comparison finds OnePass Mobile 365-day plans cost about the same as a monthly entry plan on amaysim over 13 cycles for around ten times the data, and well under Boost's 8GB SIM over the same period. The monthly plans win only if you need to stop after a month or two. For a steady user, the 365-day plan bought through the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page is the cheaper route, with Cashback at the rate shown on this page. For a deeper look, see Boost vs Felix vs Aldi vs Amaysim vs OnePass Mobile Australia 2026 (https://www.shopback.com.au/blog/finance/boost-vs-felix-vs-aldi-vs-amaysim-vs-onepass-mobile-au-2026-5-way-mvno).

Our MVNO comparison notes that paid OnePass subscribers see preferential OnePass Mobile plan pricing, so the checkout at onepassmobile.com.au may show a member price and a non-member price side by side; the exact gap was not published on the pages reviewed for this guide, so compare both at checkout. The membership costs $4 a month or $40 a year after a 30-day free trial (as listed on OnePass's site in October 2026), and it also carries free delivery and 5x Flybuys points at Kmart, Target, Bunnings Warehouse and Officeworks. The member discount is a plan price, and Cashback still applies to a new SIM bought through the ShopBack OnePass Mobile page at the rate shown here. Membership is never required for the Cashback.

Yes. When an upsize runs, the higher rate shows on this page, and it can apply to a single plan, such as the 200GB 365-day plan, while other plans stay at the standard rate. OnePass Mobile does not publish a sale calendar, and ShopBack upsizes come and go without a fixed schedule, though the wider retail windows our sale calendar tracks are Black Friday and Cyber Monday in late November and EOFY in June. Whatever the rate on the day, it is capped at the amount stated on the page and confirms within the confirmation time shown on this page.