Comparing 10 fibre internet providers available in Toronto — plans, pricing, speeds, contracts, equipment, and installation costs, updated June 2026.
Toronto is one of the most competitive fibre internet markets in Canada. Two major network owners — Bell and Rogers — operate their own fibre infrastructure across the city, while independent carriers such as Beanfield, Cogeco, and RALLY run their own networks in specific areas. A further group of wholesale resellers, including CIK Telecom, Coextro, Diallog, Primus, and Storm Internet, lease access to Bell or Rogers fibre infrastructure to offer their own plans. The result is a wide range of options spanning entry-level plans from $34.95 per month up to multi-gigabit tiers above $100 per month, with significant differences in pricing structure, contract terms, equipment policy, and installation costs.
Plans and pricing
The plans below show representative fibre options from each provider available in Toronto as of June 2026. All plans have unlimited data. Prices shown are promotional where applicable; see the post-card note for details on how promotions work for each provider. Network ownership is noted where a provider resells Bell or Rogers wholesale fibre rather than operating its own infrastructure.
The most striking pricing contrast is between RALLY and Storm Internet, both operating in the same Toronto market but at opposite ends of the cost spectrum. RALLY offers 500 Mbps symmetrical fibre for $34.95 per month with no contract and free installation, while Storm Internet charges $99.95 per month for comparable 300 Mbps speeds. CIK Telecom and Coextro stand out among Bell and Rogers resellers for aggressive pricing, with CIK offering 1 Gbps symmetrical for $59.99 per month and Coextro offering 1 Gbps for as low as $40 per month month-to-month. Beanfield offers exceptional value on multi-gigabit: 3 Gbps symmetrical at the same $65 per month as its 1 Gbps plan, though coverage is limited to select Toronto neighbourhoods. Bell and Rogers carry their speed range up to 8 Gbps and 2 Gbps respectively, but their regular prices are significantly higher than the independent providers. Cogeco requires a 24-month contract on all plans. CIK Telecom charges a $79.90 upfront hardware/activation fee, and Storm Internet charges $49.95 upfront; all other providers listed here have no upfront cost.
Speed and infrastructure overview
Toronto has fibre service from two major network owners (Bell and Rogers), three independent network operators (Beanfield, Cogeco, and RALLY), and five wholesale resellers accessing Bell or Rogers infrastructure (CIK Telecom, Coextro, Diallog, Primus, and Storm Internet). The table below summarises each provider's top available speed and infrastructure type. Maximum speeds reflect the fastest plan on offer in Toronto; symmetric plans deliver the same upload and download speed.
| Provider | Network | Max download | Max upload | Symmetric? | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bell | Own fibre | 8,000 Mbps | 8,000 Mbps | Yes (most plans) | $75/mo |
| Rogers | Own fibre | 2,000 Mbps | 200 Mbps | No - upload capped at 200 Mbps | $75/mo (150 Mbps) |
| Beanfield | Own fibre | 8,000 Mbps | 8,000 Mbps | Yes - all plans | $65/mo |
| CIK Telecom | Bell fibre (reseller) | 1,000 Mbps | 1,000 Mbps | Yes | $39.99/mo |
| Cogeco | Own fibre | 1,000 Mbps | 1,000 Mbps | Yes | $49.99/mo |
| Coextro | Rogers fibre (reseller) | 1,000 Mbps | 1,000 Mbps | Yes | $35/mo |
| Diallog | Bell fibre (reseller) | 1,500 Mbps | 940 Mbps | No | $90/mo |
| Primus | Bell fibre (reseller) | 1,000 Mbps | 750 Mbps | No (1Gbps plan) | $49.95/mo |
| RALLY | Own fibre | 8,000 Mbps | 8,000 Mbps | Yes (most plans) | $34.95/mo |
| Storm Internet | Bell fibre (reseller) | 1,000 Mbps | 940 Mbps | No (1Gbps plan) | $99.95/mo |
Head-to-head comparison
The table below compares all 10 providers across key decision factors. Win highlights (red) indicate the best value or outcome for that row. Where multiple providers tie or the comparison is not straightforward, no highlight is applied.
| Feature | Bell | Rogers | Beanfield | CIK | Cogeco | Coextro | Diallog | Primus | RALLY | Storm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $75/mo | $75/mo | $65/mo | $39.99/mo | $49.99/mo | $35/mo | $90/mo | $49.95/mo | $34.95/mo | $99.95/mo |
| 1 Gbps price | N/A (1.5 Gbps $95/mo) | N/A (2 Gbps $100/mo) | $65/mo | $59.99/mo | $59.99/mo | $40/mo | N/A | $69.95/mo | $39.95/mo | $119.95/mo |
| Max speed available | 8 Gbps | 2 Gbps | 8 Gbps | 1 Gbps | 1 Gbps | 1 Gbps | 1.5 Gbps | 1 Gbps | 8 Gbps | 1 Gbps |
| Symmetric upload | Yes (most) | No (200 Mbps max) | Yes - all plans | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No (1Gbps) | Yes (exc. FUSION1000) | No (1Gbps) |
| Contract required | Yes - 24 months | Yes - 24 months | No - always monthly | No - always monthly | 24 months | No - always monthly | No - always monthly | No - always monthly | No - always monthly | No (or 2-yr opt) |
| Equipment | Free Giga Hub Wi-Fi 7 | Free Gateway included | Free Wi-Fi 6 hardware | Hardware free to use | Free Wi-Fi modem incl. | Free hardware rental | Free Wi-Fi router | Free hardware rental | Free hardware | Not declared |
| Upfront fee | $0 | $39 - $110 | $0 | $79.90 | $0 (online order) | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Installation fee | $0 self or pro if unavail. | $110 pro or $39 express | $0 | $0 | $0 (online self-install) | $0 | $0 | $0 standard | $0 | Not confirmed |
| Network ownership | Own fibre | Own fibre | Own fibre | Bell reseller | Own fibre | Rogers reseller | Bell reseller | Bell reseller | Own fibre | Bell reseller |
| Customer rating (Topicks.ca) | 2.8/5 | 2.6/5 | N/A | N/A | 4/5 | 5/5 | 3/5 | 5/5 | 4/5 | N/A |
Equipment and installation
Most Toronto fibre providers include hardware at no ongoing cost, but the installation cost picture varies significantly. Bell provides a free Giga Hub Wi-Fi 7 router with no installation fee for self-install, or free professional install if self-install is not available. Rogers charges either $110 for professional installation or $39 for express setup, with the Gateway modem included in the rental. Beanfield, CIK Telecom, Coextro, Diallog, Primus, and RALLY all offer free installation with hardware included. Cogeco provides a free Wi-Fi modem with online self-install at no charge. CIK Telecom charges a one-time $79.90 upfront fee at signup covering hardware. Storm Internet now lists all 3 fibre plans with no upfront fee and no contract. Hardware policy is not publicly declared. For customers who want zero upfront cost, RALLY, Beanfield, Coextro, Diallog, Primus, and Storm are all options with no upfront charges on fibre plans.
Contract terms
Bell, Rogers, and Cogeco are the only providers on this page that require a 24-month contract on all listed plans. All other providers -- Beanfield, CIK Telecom, Coextro, Diallog, Primus, RALLY, and Storm Internet -- are month-to-month only with no long-term commitment required. RALLY offers particularly aggressive promotional pricing: its FIBRE 500 plan includes 3 months free, its FIBRE 1000 locks at $39.95/mo for 3 years before rising to $49.95/mo, and its FUSION 1000 plan includes the first month free with a 3-year rate lock. CIK Telecom promotional rates are locked for the first 60 months before rising to regular pricing.
Perks and add-ons
Bell includes Wi-Fi 7 hardware (Giga Hub 2.0) on all Fibe plans and offers 25,000 Aeroplan points as a signup bonus on current promotions. A price guarantee for 2 years applies on all ON plans. Promotional credits of $15/mo apply for the first 24 months on the 150, 500, and 1.5G tiers, and $30/mo on the 8.0G plan. All ON plans require a 24-month term.
Rogers includes the Xfinity Gateway on all plans and offers a $100 one-time bill credit. A $5 per month autopay discount is available. All 3 Rogers plans confirmed in Toronto (Starter 150, Popular 500, Premier 2G) require a 24-month term. Rogers offers TV and home phone bundles.
Beanfield includes a Nokia WiFi Beacon (Wi-Fi 6) on all plans and offers a $5 per month discount for autopay, bringing the 1 Gbps and 3 Gbps plans to $60 per month each.
CIK Telecom includes hardware free to use and locks promotional pricing for 60 months, providing long-term rate certainty for customers who stay beyond a typical 2-year contract period.
Cogeco includes a free AC Wave 2 Wi-Fi modem on all plans. All plans are bundleable with Cogeco TV and home phone services where available.
Coextro includes free hardware rental and has no upfront or installation fees on any plan. No promotional credits are listed; the prices shown are standard rates.
Diallog includes a free Wi-Fi router and free installation. A $20 per month discount applies for the first 6 months on the Gigabit 1500 plan.
Primus includes hardware rental on all plans with free standard installation. No promotional rates are currently listed; prices shown are standard rates.
RALLY includes hardware on all plans with free installation. FIBRE 500 and FIBRE 1000 include 3 months free. FIBRE 1000 and FUSION 1000 lock rates for 3 years. FUSION 1000 includes the first month free. FIBRE 1500 and above include the first month free. RALLY now offers plans up to 8 Gbps symmetric in Ontario at $159.95/mo, and FIBRE 3000 is available at $59.95/mo for the first year.
Storm Internet offers 3 fibre plans in Ontario, all no-contract with no upfront fees. Fibre 1000 was previously priced at $119.95/mo and has since dropped to $99.95/mo -- the same as Fibre 300. No specific hardware or perks are publicly declared.
Customer support
Bell and Rogers offer the most support channel breadth, with phone, chat, app, and in-store options. Among independent providers, Cogeco also has in-store support and a strong 4/5 rating. Coextro and Primus both achieve a 5/5 rating on Topicks.ca, suggesting strong customer satisfaction despite leaner support infrastructure. The two major network owners -- Bell at 2.8/5 and Rogers at 2.6/5 -- score the lowest of the rated providers, continuing a pattern where smaller providers tend to score better on satisfaction than major carriers.
Who should choose which provider?
- You want the lowest monthly price for fibre in Toronto -- $34.95/mo for 500 Mbps
- You want gigabit speeds with no contract and no upfront costs
- You want rate certainty -- the 3-year promo lock on FIBRE 1000 keeps your bill stable
- You want multi-gigabit speeds -- RALLY now offers 1.5G, 3G, 5G, and 8G plans in Ontario
- You want 3 Gbps symmetric for $59.95/mo in the first year -- cheaper than Bell or Beanfield at that tier
- You want free installation with hardware included from day one
- You want entry-level fibre at $35/mo for 50 Mbps with no contract
- You want gigabit fibre for $40/mo with no contract and no install fee
- You want a 5/5 rated provider with no long-term commitment
- You are in an area served by Rogers fibre infrastructure
- You are in a Beanfield-served Toronto building and want multi-gigabit symmetric speeds
- You want 3 Gbps and 1 Gbps at the same price ($65/mo) -- exceptional value
- You want 8 Gbps symmetric for $90/mo, matching Bell at a lower price
- You want month-to-month with no contracts ever
- You want low-cost Bell-infrastructure fibre starting at $39.99/mo for 100 Mbps
- You want 60 months of locked promotional pricing for long-term budget certainty
- You are comfortable paying the $79.90 one-time upfront fee at signup
- You want 1 Gbps symmetric for $59.99/mo on Bell infrastructure
- You want speeds above 1 Gbps on a major carrier network (up to 8 Gbps)
- You want Wi-Fi 7 hardware included at no extra cost
- You want Aeroplan points as a signup bonus
- You value a major carrier with in-store and phone support across Ontario
- You want to bundle internet with Rogers TV or home phone on one bill
- You want speeds up to 2 Gbps on a major carrier network
- You value Rogers store and phone support across Ontario
- Upload speed is less important to you -- Rogers caps upload at 200 Mbps across all plans
- You are comfortable with a 24-month contract and want bundled TV and home phone
- You want a 4/5 rated provider with in-store support
- You want 1 Gbps for $59.99/mo on a 24-month term with a free modem included
- You want a 5/5 rated Bell-fibre reseller with no contract and free standard installation
- You want 500 Mbps for $54.95/mo or 1 Gbps for $69.95/mo, month-to-month
- You do not want any upfront fees at signup
- You specifically want 1.5 Gbps download speeds on Bell fibre infrastructure
- You want a month-to-month plan with free installation and a free Wi-Fi router
- You do not need a lower entry-level price point and are focused on the gigabit-plus tier
- You have a specific reason to use Storm (e.g. business-grade support expectations)
- You want 1 Gbps fibre at $99.95/mo with no upfront fee and no contract
- You want 300 Mbps fibre at $99.95/mo -- same price as the 1 Gbps plan
- You have checked availability and pricing directly with Storm for your address
- Note: Storm does not publicly declare its hardware policy
Coverage maps
Coverage varies by address. Bell fibre reaches a large portion of Toronto, Rogers coaxial and fibre serve most of the city, and Cogeco covers significant parts of the Greater Toronto Area. Use the maps below to check availability at your specific address before signing up.
Toronto also has cable, DSL, wireless, satellite, and mobile broadband options from providers not covered on this page. See all internet plans available in Toronto →
For most Toronto residents looking for the best value, RALLY and Coextro lead on price-to-speed ratio -- RALLY offers 500 Mbps for $34.95/mo and 1 Gbps for $39.95/mo with no contract, free install, and hardware included, while Coextro matches those prices on Rogers infrastructure with 5/5 customer satisfaction. For multi-gigabit speeds, RALLY and Beanfield are the standout independent choices -- RALLY now offers plans up to 8 Gbps symmetric in Ontario with no contract, and its FIBRE 3000 at $59.95/mo in the first year undercuts both Bell and Beanfield at that tier. Beanfield remains the best option for 3 Gbps and 8 Gbps at flat pricing in eligible buildings. Bell and Rogers are best suited to customers who need bundled services or major carrier support infrastructure.
The right choice ultimately depends on your address (Beanfield and Coextro have limited footprints), whether you need symmetric upload speeds (Rogers does not offer them), and how much flexibility you need on contract terms (Bell and Cogeco both require 24 months).
