Canadian ISP Reviews

Review Your Internet Provider

Help other Canadians choose better internet by sharing what your provider is really like. The most useful reviews include your city or region, plan, actual speeds, billing experience, reliability, and whether you would choose the same ISP again.

Before you submit: Please share only your own experience. Do not include your full address, account number, phone number, or other private information. Promotional messages, unrelated links, copied reviews, and obvious spam are removed.

Why your ISP review helps

Provider websites are good for checking advertised plans. They are less useful for answering what installation was like, whether speeds held up in the evening, how billing changed after a promotion, or how support handled a real problem. That is where reader experiences can help.

Real speeds

Tell readers what speed you actually get compared with the plan you were sold.

Billing

Share what you actually pay and whether the price changed after a promotion or renewal.

Reliability and support

Explain how often you lose service and what happened when you needed help.

Choose the provider you want to review

Pick your provider below. Each button jumps to the correct review form so your submission is filed with the right ISP.

Bell Canada

Bell Fibe, home internet, rural service, billing or support.

Rogers

Rogers internet, cable service, billing, installation or support.

TELUS

PureFibre, DSL, rural internet, billing or customer service.

Shaw

Shaw home internet, cable service, installation or reliability.

SaskTel

infiNET, wireless internet, pricing, reliability or support.

Starlink

Starlink at home, the cottage, a farm or another rural location.

TekSavvy

TekSavvy cable, DSL, fibre, billing or customer service.

Another ISP

Use this form for another Canadian internet provider not listed here.

Write your review

Open your provider below and submit your review. Specific details are much more useful than a general rating. If you know them, include your city or region, plan name, advertised speed, actual speed, monthly price, and how long you have used the service.

Bell Canada
Rogers Communications
TELUS Communications
Shaw Home Internet
SaskTel
TekSavvy
Other Canadian internet provider

Please include the provider name in the review title or first sentence.

What makes a useful internet review?

Connection details

  • Your city, town, neighbourhood or region
  • Your plan and advertised download/upload speed
  • Your typical real-world download, upload and ping
  • Whether speeds change during busy evening hours

Customer experience

  • What you actually pay each month
  • Installation experience
  • Outages or reliability problems
  • Customer support and billing experience

How reviews are handled: Reviews are reader-submitted opinions. InternetAdvice.ca may remove spam, promotional content, unrelated submissions, personal information, or reviews that do not appear to describe a genuine ISP experience. A published review does not mean we independently verified every statement in it.

Looking for reviews of a specific ISP?

Start with our full provider reviews. As useful reader submissions come in, the best place to show them is on the relevant provider page so people researching that ISP can see them in context.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to include my full address?

No. Please do not share your full address. Your city, town, neighbourhood or general region is enough.

Can I leave a negative review?

Yes. Reviews can be positive, negative or mixed. Please keep the review factual and based on your own experience. Specific information about speeds, billing, outages, installation or support is more useful than a general complaint.

What if my provider is not listed?

Use the Other Canadian internet provider form and put the provider name in the review title or first sentence.

Will every submitted review be published?

No. Spam, advertisements, unrelated submissions, copied content and reviews containing sensitive personal information may be removed. Reviews should describe a genuine experience with an internet provider.