Which home internet plan should we get in Canada?
Compare 11 home internet plans in Canada by speed, contract and the real cost over a year, including set-up fees and offers.
Your results
4 plans, cheapest first (7 more don’t fit your answers)
- 150 Mbps · Cable · 24-month contract C$110 a month, C$75 for the first 24 months. C$900 over 12 months.Promo includes $5 Auto-Pay discount; $29 shipping waived online. Rogers raised prices twice in 2026.See it on Rogers’s site
Rogers · Xfinity Starter 150 Best matchC$75/month - 500 Mbps · Fibre · 24-month contract C$100 a month, C$85 for the first 24 months. C$1,020 over 12 months.$85 needs 2-year term and Autopay; Bell Mobility customers get a further $10 off.See it on Bell’s site
Bell · Fibe 500C$85/month - 1.5 Gbps down, 940 Mbps up · Fibre · 24-month contract C$105 a month, C$90 for the first 24 months. C$1,080 over 12 months.Wi-Fi 7 Giga Hub included; promo price needs 2-year term and Autopay.See it on Bell’s siteBell · Gigabit Fibe 1.5 Faster for a little moreC$90/month
- 500 Mbps · Cable · 24-month contract C$130 a month, C$90 for the first 24 months. C$1,080 over 12 months.Jumps to $130 after the 24-month term; $5 off with a Rogers mobile plan.See it on Rogers’s siteRogers · Xfinity Popular 500C$90/month
Good to know in Canada
- Prices and availability depend on your exact address; enter a postal code on each provider's site. Advertised deals are mostly for new customers only.
- Two-year terms lock in the promo price but carry early-exit fees (Telus: up to $480). No-term plans cost more but suit short stays.
- Expect a credit check and ID with big providers. Switching or connecting typically takes 5-10 business days; self-install kits are faster than technician visits.
- Promo prices usually assume Autopay and jump sharply after 12-24 months. Rogers raised some internet prices twice in 2026, so ask about price guarantees.
Prices checked 11 Oct 2026. Prices are before sales tax: GST/HST/PST adds roughly 5%-15% depending on province, plus small provincial 9-1-1 fees on mobile. Providers change prices and offers often, and not every plan is sold at every address, so check on the provider’s site before you sign up. We don’t take commission and no provider pays to be listed. Read how to get connected.
Sources (10)
- Bell: Fibe Internet packages (Oct 2026)
- Bell: Fibe Internet packages (Oct 2026)
- Bell Atlantic: Gigabit Fibe 1.5 (Oct 2026)
- Rogers: Xfinity Internet plans, Ontario (Oct 2026)
- Telus: PureFibre Internet 500 offer (Oct 2026)
- Telus: Home Internet (Oct 2026)
- Vidéotron: 500 Mbps Internet plan (Oct 2026)
- Vidéotron: GIGA Internet plan (Oct 2026)
- Fizz: Home Internet plans (Oct 2026)
- Eastlink: Home Internet plans (Oct 2026)
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How this calculator works
- Tell it how many people live with you and how you use the internet: it suggests the speed you need
- Choose a contract length and your city, as providers differ by area
- It works out what each plan really costs over 12 or 24 months, including set-up fees and any cheap first months, and puts the cheapest plan that’s fast enough first
- Every plan links to the provider’s own page, with the date we checked the price
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