Canadian Internet Price Tracker: Monthly Plan Prices (2026)

Latest snapshot: September 2026  |  Page audited: September 23, 2026  |  Next planned update: October 2026

The Canadian Internet Price Tracker records a defined set of publicly advertised home internet plans from Rogers, Bell, TELUS, TekSavvy, oxio and Starlink. Each monthly snapshot keeps the prices, speeds, equipment terms and promotion details that were visible when we checked. New months are added to the archive. Old rows are not overwritten.

What this tracker is: a dated record of public offers, not a live quote for every Canadian address. A provider page may show a newer offer after the checked date. The province and offer-condition columns matter because the same provider can also show a different plan, technology or price after an address check.

September 2026 Canadian internet prices

These prices were visible on public provider pages in September 2026. They are before tax. A regular price is the provider’s displayed monthly price without the listed time-limited credit. It may still depend on automatic payments, a mobile bundle or another continuing condition. We spell that out in the offer column.

ProviderPlanDownloadUploadRegular pricePromo price or offerEquipmentContract / termProvinceCheckedOffer conditions
RogersXfinity Starter 150150 MbpsAddress-specific$110/mo$75/moGateway rental required; fee at checkout24 monthsOntarioSep. 22, 2026New-customer offer with eligible Auto-Pay discount
RogersXfinity Popular 500500 MbpsAddress-specific$130/mo$90/moGateway rental required; fee at checkout24 monthsOntarioSep. 22, 2026New-customer offer with eligible Auto-Pay discount
RogersXfinity Premier 2 Gig2,000 MbpsAddress-specific$160/mo$100/moGateway rental required; fee at checkout24 monthsOntarioSep. 22, 2026New-customer offer with eligible Auto-Pay discount
BellFibe 150150 Mbps150 Mbps$80/mo$65/moGiga Hub 2.0 included2 yearsOntarioSep. 22, 2026Internet and Mobility offer; includes multi-service credit and AutoPay
BellFibe 500500 Mbps500 Mbps$95/mo$80/moGiga Hub 2.0 included2 yearsOntarioSep. 22, 2026Internet and Mobility offer; includes multi-service credit and AutoPay
BellGigabit Fibe 1.51,500 Mbps940 Mbps$100/mo$85/moGiga Hub 2.0 included2 yearsOntarioSep. 22, 2026Internet and Mobility offer; includes multi-service credit and AutoPay
BellGigabit Fibe 3.03,000 Mbps3,000 Mbps$105/mo$90/moGiga Hub 2.0 included2 yearsOntarioSep. 22, 2026Internet and Mobility offer; includes multi-service credit and AutoPay
TELUSPureFibre 500500 Mbps500 Mbps$90/mo$70/moTELUS Wi-Fi hardware included2 years; 5-year plan-price lock advertisedAB / BCSep. 22, 2026From-price; payment or mobility conditions may apply
TELUSPureFibre 1.5 Gig1,500 Mbps940 Mbps$105/mo$85/moWi-Fi 7 included2 years; 5-year plan-price lock advertisedAB / BCSep. 22, 2026From-price; payment or mobility conditions may apply
TELUSPureFibre 3 Gig3,000 Mbps3,000 Mbps$120/mo$110/moWi-Fi 7 included2 years; 5-year plan-price lock advertisedAB / BCSep. 22, 2026Eligible mobility customers may see a lower from-price
TELUSPureFibre 5 Gig5,000 Mbps5,000 Mbps$165/mo$140/moTELUS Wi-Fi hardware included2 years; 5-year plan-price lock advertisedAB / BCSep. 22, 2026New customers in select areas; add-ons are not price-locked
TekSavvyFibre 1.5 Gbps Unlimited1,500 Mbps940 Mbps$119.95/mo$99.95/moLoaner modem included; return requiredMonth-to-monthSelect ON / QCSep. 22, 2026$20 monthly credit for the first 12 months at qualifying addresses
oxioInternet 100100 Mbps10 Mbps$35/moFirst month freeModem and router includedNo termAddress-specificSep. 22, 2026Public moving offer with code FRESHSTART; final price depends on address
oxioInternet 500500 Mbps30 Mbps$40/moFirst month freeModem and router includedNo termAddress-specificSep. 22, 2026Public moving offer with code FRESHSTART; final price depends on address
oxioInternet 1 Gbps1,000 Mbps30 Mbps$50/moFirst month freeModem and router includedNo termAddress-specificSep. 22, 2026Public moving offer with code FRESHSTART; final price depends on address
StarlinkResidential 100 Mbps80 to 100 Mbps expected15 to 35 Mbps expected$75/moNone listedRental, purchase or kit offer varies by addressNo service term unless a hardware offer says otherwiseCanadaSep. 3, 2026Select areas only; taxes, shipping and location fees extra
StarlinkResidential 200 Mbps80 to 200 Mbps expected15 to 35 Mbps expected$115/moNone listedRental, purchase or kit offer varies by addressNo service term unless a hardware offer says otherwiseCanadaSep. 3, 2026Select areas only; taxes, shipping and location fees extra
StarlinkResidential MaxUp to 400+ Mbps in the fastest locations15 to 35 Mbps expected$150/moNone listedRental, purchase or kit offer varies by addressNo service term unless a hardware offer says otherwiseCanadaSep. 3, 2026Availability, hardware and location fees vary by address

On a phone, swipe the table sideways to see every column. Mbps means megabits per second. Prices are in Canadian dollars before tax. A free first month is a one-time offer, not a recurring $0 monthly price.

Comparison warning: Bell’s September rows are an Internet-and-Mobility offer. oxio’s rows come from a public moving campaign, and its free first month is kept separate from the ongoing monthly price. Rogers, TELUS, TekSavvy and Starlink also use address or eligibility checks. Do not treat the lowest number in the table as a price available to every home.

Earlier 2026 price checks

CheckProviderRecovered rowsWhat the dated page recordedStatus
February 2026oxio5Four Ontario examples from 75 Mbps to 1 Gbps, plus a 100 Mbps Western Canada exampleExact rows saved in the CSV; day of month was not recorded
May 5, 2026TELUS2PureFibre 500 at $80 promo / $90 reference and PureFibre 5 Gig at $135 promo / $165 regularExact rows saved in the CSV
August 26, 2026Bell5Ontario internet-only Fibe offers from 150 Mbps through 8 GbpsExact rows saved in the CSV
August 26, 2026Rogers3Ontario Starter 150, Popular 500 and Premier 2 Gig offersExact rows saved in the CSV

Download the Canadian Internet Price Tracker

The CSV contains the 18-row September launch snapshot and the recovered February, May and August rows. It also includes source URLs, offer conditions, speed notes and a status field that separates live monthly rows from recovered historical checks.

If your browser opens the file instead of downloading it, use Save As. When the dataset is updated, the file keeps the same columns and adds new rows.

Methodology

We manually check publicly advertised Canadian internet plans and record the price shown on the date listed. Address-specific offers may differ. Promotional pricing and plan availability can change.

Archive rule: each new month is appended. September stays in the dataset when October is added. If an old row needs a factual correction, the correction is documented rather than silently replacing the historical value.

Which plans are included?

The launch dataset is a tracked sample, not a list of every internet plan sold in Canada. We include up to four residential tiers per provider when the plan and price can be read on a public page, favouring an entry tier, a common mid-tier, a gigabit-class option and the fastest clearly listed tier. A provider has fewer rows when fewer comparable public offers are available without completing an address-specific order.

What counts as regular and promotional pricing?

  • Regular price is the provider’s displayed ongoing or reference monthly price without the listed time-limited credit. It can still require AutoPay, a mobile bundle or another continuing condition.
  • Promo price is the public monthly service price after the listed bill credit or promotion. A gift card is not subtracted from the monthly price.
  • Equipment records whether the modem, gateway, router or satellite kit is included, rented or priced separately.
  • Contract / term records the commitment tied to the advertised price. A price guarantee and a service term are not always the same length.
  • Province records the market shown by the source. Canada-wide or address-specific does not mean every address qualifies.

How are numbers and missing values stored in the CSV?

  • Download, upload and price columns contain numbers only. Ranges, caps and address-specific details are kept in the adjoining note columns.
  • A blank does not mean zero. It means the provider did not publish one comparable number for that field.
  • One-time offers stay out of the monthly promo-price field. For example, oxio’s free first month is recorded in the promo-description column so it does not distort monthly-price averages.
  • Checked precision is marked as day or month. The recovered February oxio rows have a known month but no preserved day.

What is excluded?

We do not include negotiated retention prices, door-to-door quotes, employee plans, private building deals or reader-submitted bills in the public-offer table. We also keep low-income programs and student-only offers separate because their eligibility rules make them a different comparison.

How the monthly archive grows

  1. Recheck the same public provider pages and markets.
  2. Recheck the same tracked plans and add any new public tier that enters the defined sample.
  3. Keep the earlier rows unchanged.
  4. Record plan-name, speed, price, equipment or term changes.
  5. Calculate trends only from matched plans with comparable conditions.

How to use this tracker

Start with the monthly table, then check the provider at your address. Use our Canadian internet speed guide before paying for a faster tier. For provider details, see the Rogers review, Bell review, TELUS review, TekSavvy review, oxio review and Starlink plans guide.

Frequently asked questions

Why can the same provider show a different price?

Internet offers can change by province, city, building, connection type, new-customer status, mobile bundle, payment method and current promotion. The price in the final order summary is the one that applies to your address.

Does the tracker include tax?

No. Monthly prices are shown before provincial and federal sales tax. Shipping, installation, optional Wi-Fi upgrades and location-specific charges are listed separately when the public page discloses them.

Is promotional pricing the real monthly cost?

It is the advertised monthly service price during the promotion, but it may require AutoPay, a bundle or a fixed term. Compare the regular price, equipment and cancellation terms before ordering.

Why are earlier months incomplete?

The full six-provider method begins in September 2026. Earlier rows were recovered only when a dated InternetAdvice review preserved an exact plan and price. We did not guess missing months.

Will September disappear when October is added?

No. October will be added as a new section and as new CSV rows. September remains available for later comparisons.

Sources

Sources checked on the dates shown in the table and CSV. Page and source audit completed September 23, 2026. InternetAdvice.ca is independently operated and does not receive compensation from the providers in this tracker. Prices, credits, speeds, hardware and availability can change. Confirm the final order summary before subscribing.

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