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Stackup.ca is your independent guide to Internet services in Canada. We analyze real plans, explain the technology behind them, and help you choose with confidence. Begin by comparing offers, then use the expert tips and FAQs below to make a smart decision for your household.
Author: Vik Palan, Telecom Product Lead, 10 plus years optimizing Canadian ISP comparisons
Reviewed by: Stackup.ca Editorial Team
Last updated: October 1, 2025
Stackup.ca is not owned by any provider. Our mission is to make Internet shopping simple, transparent, and fair for Canadians.
Start with availability at your address, then match speed and data to your household’s activities. Finally, confirm the total monthly cost after equipment, installation, and promotional periods.
Availability can vary by street. Fibre often delivers the best reliability and upload speeds. Cable is widely available with strong downloads. 5G Home Internet and Fixed Wireless can help where wired options are limited. Satellite serves remote and off-grid locations.
Light browsing and video calls are comfortable at 50 to 100 Mbps. Shared households, gamers, creators, and 4K streamers benefit from 300 Mbps or higher, plus strong upload. For multi-person hybrid work, consider symmetrical Fibre where available.
Look beyond sticker price. Add modem or gateway rental, installation, activation, data overage, and after-promo pricing. A slightly higher monthly price with free equipment can be cheaper than a deep discount that expires quickly.
Understanding the connection type helps you set expectations for speed, latency, reliability, and upload performance.
Best for reliability, low latency, and high upload. Ideal for creators, remote work, large backups, and cloud apps. Often symmetrical speeds.
Broad coverage and strong downloads with improving upload. Great for streaming and gaming in urban and suburban areas.
Flexible installation and competitive speeds where Fibre or Cable are limited. Performance depends on tower proximity and network load.
Serves rural and exurban areas using radio links. Good for email, browsing, HD streaming with appropriate plans and hardware.
Legacy copper. Adequate for light use when modern options are unavailable. Consider upgrades when possible.
Coverage almost anywhere. Weather and latency may impact performance. Useful for remote properties and seasonal needs.
Most national and regional providers offer bundle credits when you combine Internet and mobile. Bundling can reduce monthly cost, simplify billing, and unlock premium Wi-Fi hardware or whole-home mesh upgrades.
Compare pricing, speeds, data policies, installation fees, and contract terms. Read expert summaries and real user feedback before you switch.
Plan price is only part of the story. Review these common cost items before you order.
Modem or gateway rental, Wi-Fi 6 support, mesh nodes, and self install eligibility. Owning hardware can save money but confirm compatibility.
Self install vs technician, one time fees, line activation, and upgrades for Fibre drops or coax runs.
Intro pricing may change after 12 to 24 months. Record the renewal date. Ask about loyalty credits before the promo ends.
Data usage and fair use, early cancellation, move fees, and equipment return windows. Read the fine print to avoid surprises.
Clear answers to the questions Canadians ask most when switching Internet providers.
Use our comparisons to find a plan that fits your home and your budget. Confirm the technology at your address, choose the right speed, and lock in a fair total monthly cost.
