🦙 Lag Free Llamas

Nine cities, Perth to Hobart

Llamas on the job in nine cities.

We look after business connections in Perth, Sydney, Darwin, Melbourne, Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Canberra and Hobart. Different cities, different NBN footprints — so we check your address before we recommend anything.

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Australia-wide

Nine cities on the ground, the whole map on the phone.

Our llamas are based in nine cities, but we look after business connections right across Australia. If your site sits outside those postcodes, we still check the address, tell you what's actually available, and set up fibre, fixed wireless or satellite where the wired footprint stops.

  • Availability checks for any Australian service address, not just the nine cities
  • Fibre, fixed wireless or satellite where the wired NBN footprint stops
  • One account for head office and regional sites, with backup connections

On the road

The No Lag Llama Hilux, loaded and heading to you.

Most of the work happens at your address, not on a screen. A llama rolls up with what the site needs to get you connected — NBN box, router, cabling, a spare, and a laptop to prove the speeds before we leave.

  • Availability check, install and handover in one visit where the site allows
  • Roof-mounted dish, mast and router kit for wireless and regional sites
  • Faults chased on site — we test the fix before we drive away
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset driving a white Toyota Hilux ute loaded with networking gear along an Australian road
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset working on a laptop in front of the Perth skyline

Perth

WA

AWST · UTC+8

Our home patch. Perth offices run on fibre and business NBN, with fixed wireless for the sites further out toward the hills and the coast.

  • Fibre and enterprise ethernet in the CBD, Perth Airport and Kewdale
  • Fixed wireless for regional and rural sites
  • Same-day availability checks, WST business hours
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset working on a laptop in front of Sydney Harbour

Sydney

NSW

AEST/AEDT · UTC+10/+11

Harbour to Parramatta. Dense fibre footprint, so most Sydney premises can get symmetrical uploads and a 4-hour eSLA if the site needs it.

  • Symmetrical Premium plans for cloud and server hosting
  • Static IP and VoIP number moves handled for you
  • Multi-site setups with backup connections
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset working on a laptop in tropical Darwin

Darwin

NT

ACST · UTC+9:30

Wet season, humidity and long distances. Darwin needs connections that cope with both, so we lean on wireless and fibre where the NBN footprint stops.

  • Fixed wireless where wired NBN isn't available
  • Backup connections for outage-prone sites
  • Local knowledge of what's actually at your address
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset working on a laptop in front of Flinders Street Station and the Yarra River

Melbourne

VIC

AEST/AEDT · UTC+10/+11

Laneways to the suburbs. Melbourne's footprint is dense, so most premises can get a symmetrical Premium plan — we just check the address first.

  • Symmetrical Premium plans for cloud, CRM and video
  • After-hours installs for retail and hospitality sites
  • Multi-site setups across the CBD, Docklands and the south-east
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset working on a laptop in front of the Adelaide Festival Centre and the River Torrens

Adelaide

SA

ACST/ACDT · UTC+9:30/+10:30

River to the hills. Most Adelaide premises are on wired NBN, so we check your address and default to fibre where the site needs it.

  • Fibre and enterprise ethernet for CBD and Tonsley sites
  • Fixed wireless for the Hills and the northern fringe
  • Static IP and VoIP number moves handled for you
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset working on a laptop in front of the MacDonnell Ranges near Alice Springs

Alice Springs

NT

ACST · UTC+9:30

The middle of the map. Distances are long and outages are expensive, so we design a backup connection in from day one.

  • Fixed wireless and satellite options where wired NBN stops
  • Backup connections so one outage doesn't stop the office
  • Static IP for remote access to cameras and servers
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset working on a laptop in front of the Story Bridge and the Brisbane River

Brisbane

QLD

AEST · UTC+10

River city, storm country. We plan for the wet season with backup connections, and we check what's actually at your address before recommending anything.

  • Fibre and Premium plans for cloud-heavy teams
  • Backup connections for storm and flood outages
  • Same-day availability checks, AEST business hours
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset working on a laptop in front of Parliament House and Lake Burley Griffin

Canberra

ACT

AEST/AEDT · UTC+10/+11

Government and contractors. Canberra sites often need documented SLAs and static IPs, so we set those up before the install, not after.

  • 4-hour eSLA options on Premium plans where available
  • Static IP and documented handover for compliance
  • Fibre across the CBD, Belconnen and Tuggeranong
Llama in a hi-vis vest and headset working on a laptop in front of Mount Wellington and the Salamanca waterfront

Hobart

TAS

AEST/AEDT · UTC+10/+11

Waterfront warehouses to the peninsula. Hobart mixes dense fibre with wireless-dependent sites, so the address check matters more here.

  • Fibre for Salamanca, the CBD and the inner suburbs
  • Fixed wireless where the wired footprint stops
  • Backup connections for storm-affected sites

Not sure what's at your address?

NBN types change street to street, and regional sites often have wireless or satellite options instead. Send us your service address and we'll tell you what's actually available before you commit to a plan.

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