Cheap Internet Plans Under $50 in Canada (2026)

32 internet plans priced under $50/month from 8 providers across Canada -- fibre, cable, DSL, and fixed wireless -- compared by price, speed, data cap, and contract term.

Sub-$50 internet in Canada comes in a few different shapes: full-speed fibre and cable plans at promotional first-year pricing, no-frills unlimited DSL and cable from independent providers, fixed wireless "5G Home Internet" with a monthly data cap, and prepaid mobile-broadband data plans that can work as a backup or rural option. Availability is highly province-specific -- SaskTel only serves Saskatchewan, Cogeco and EBOX are concentrated in Ontario and Quebec, and Rogers' fixed-wireless home internet plans in this list are only available in Quebec, Nova Scotia, and PEI. Bell's mobile-broadband plans are the only options here available nationwide, including the territories.

Lowest price
$30/mo
Bell (30GB, fixed wireless)
Cheapest unlimited-data plan
$33/mo
TekSavvy Cable 30
Fastest under $50
300 Mbps
Rogers 5G Home Internet, $45/mo
No-contract plans
28 of 32
no term commitment
Many of the prices below are promotional and revert to a higher regular price after an introductory period (shown struck through where it applies). Read the term for each plan carefully before signing up -- some providers offer a lower price with no contract that reverts sooner, and a separate, sometimes lower, price on a 24-month contract.

Available nationwide

Bell's plans are the only ones on this page available in every province and territory, including AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, NS, NT, NU, ON, PEI, QC, SK, and YT. These are prepaid mobile-broadband data plans -- download/upload speeds are not published by the provider -- rather than a fixed-line fibre, cable, or DSL connection, so they suit backup or rural use more than a primary high-speed connection.

ProviderPlanTechnologyDataPriceContract
Bell$30 Freedom plan plus Mobile broadbandMobile broadband30GB$30/moNo contract
Bell$50 Freedom plan plus Mobile broadbandMobile broadband50GB$50/moNo contract

Ontario

10 province-specific plans under $50 in Ontario, plus the two nationwide Bell plans above. TekSavvy's Cable 30 is the cheapest wired plan in the province at $33/mo, though that price is a 12-month credit that reverts to $66/mo after a year.

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ProviderPlanTechnologyDown/UpDataPriceContract
TekSavvyCable 30 InternetCable30/5 MbpsUnlimited$33/mo$66/mo
A credit of $33/mth for 1 year
No contract
NetcrawlerUnlimited 40Cable40/10 MbpsUnlimited$36/mo$48/mo
$36/ mth for 12 mths, then $48/mth
No contract
TekSavvyCable 100 InternetCable100/100 MbpsUnlimited$39/mo$75/mo
A credit of $36/mth for 1 year
No contract
NetcrawlerUnlimited 25DSL25/10 MbpsUnlimited$43/mo$52.95/mo
$42.95 / mth for 12 mths, then $52.95/mth
No contract
NetcrawlerUnlimited 100 EssentialCable100/100 MbpsUnlimited$44/mo$52.95/mo
$43.95/ mth for 12 mths, then $52.95/mth
No contract
NetcrawlerUnlimited 60Cable60/10 MbpsUnlimited$45/mo$57/mo
$45/ mth for 12 mths, then $57/mth
No contract
oxioOxio 30MbpsCable30/5 MbpsUnlimited$48/moNo contract
EBOX150 Mbps FibreFibre150/150 MbpsUnlimited$50/moNo contract
CogecoUltraFibre 60 Unlimited InternetFibre60/60 MbpsUnlimited$50/mo$70/mo
Save $15/mth for 24 mths · $5/mth pre-authorized discount · Free WiFi Modem AC wave 2
24 months
EBOX50 Mbps ADSLDSL50/10 MbpsUnlimited$50/moNo contract

Quebec

7 province-specific plans under $50 in Quebec, plus the two nationwide Bell plans. Cogeco's UltraFibre 120 stands out at $50/mo for 120/120 Mbps symmetric fibre, though that is a 24-month promotional rate that reverts to $75/mo.

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ProviderPlanTechnologyDown/UpDataPriceContract
Rogers5G Home Internet EssentialsFixed wireless100/10 Mbps200GB cap$35/mo
Risk free, try for 30 days
No contract
Rogers5G Home Internet PopularFixed wireless300/10 Mbps600GB cap$45/mo
Risk free, try for 30 days
No contract
EBOX150 Mbps FibreFibre150/150 MbpsUnlimited$49/moNo contract
CogecoUltraFibre 60 Unlimited InternetFibre60/60 MbpsUnlimited$50/mo$65/mo
Save $10/mo. for 24 months · $5 pre-authorized debit discount · Free rental WiFi Modem AC wave 2
24 months
CogecoUltraFibre 120 Unlimited InternetFibre120/120 MbpsUnlimited$50/mo$75/mo
Save $20/mo. for 24 months · $5 pre-authorized debit discount · Free rental WiFi Modem AC wave 2 · $25 bonus bill credit for 2 months
24 months
EBOX50 Mbps ADSLDSL50/10 MbpsUnlimited$50/moNo contract
oxioOxio 30MbpsCable30/10 MbpsUnlimited$50/moNo contract

Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan has the most sub-$50 options of any province in this data set: 11 province-specific plans plus the two nationwide Bell plans. SaskTel dominates the list, but its promotional prices roll off after 3 months (DSL/interNET tiers) or step up again at the 24-month mark. Two of the SaskTel DSL listings -- the standard and "Extended" versions of the 25 and 50 Mbps tiers -- are priced identically; "Extended" likely denotes an extended-coverage service area variant rather than a different rate.

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ProviderPlanTechnologyDown/UpDataPriceContract
TekSavvyCable 30 InternetCable30/5 MbpsUnlimited$33/mo$60.95/mo
$32.95/mt for first 12 mth, then $60.95/mth
No contract
SaskTelMobile Internet 50Mobile broadband250 Mbps down*50GB cap$40/moNo contract
SaskTelinterNET 25 PlanDSL25/2 MbpsUnlimited$45/mo$90/mo
$45.00/mo for first 3 mths, then $90.00/mo or $60.00/mo for first 24 mths, then $80.00/mo with regular contract
No contract, or 24 mo option
SaskTelinterNET Extended 25 PlanDSL25/2 MbpsUnlimited$45/mo$90/mo
$45.00/mo for first 3 mths, then $90.00/mo or $60.00/mo for first 24 mths, then $80.00/mo with regular contract
No contract, or 24 mo option
SaskTelinfiNET 80 PlanFibre80/40 MbpsUnlimited$48/mo$95/mo
$47.50/mo for first 3 mths, then $95.00/mo
No contract
oxioOxio 50MbpsCable50/50 MbpsUnlimited$49/moNo contract
TekSavvyCable 100 InternetCable100/100 MbpsUnlimited$49/mo$81/mo
A credit of $32/mth for 1 year
No contract
SaskTelinfiNET 150 PlanFibre150/75 MbpsUnlimited$50/mo$100/mo
$50.00/mo for first 3 mths, then $100.00/mo or $70.00/mo for first 24 mths, then $90.00/mo with regular contract
No contract, or 24 mo option
SaskTelinterNET 50 PlanDSL50/10 MbpsUnlimited$50/mo$100/mo
$50.00/mo for first 3 mths, then $100.00/mo or $70.00/mo for first 24 mths, then $90.00/mo with regular contract
No contract, or 24 mo option
SaskTelinterNET Extended 50 PlanDSL50/10 MbpsUnlimited$50/mo$100/mo
$50.00/mo for first 3 mths, then $100.00/mo or $70.00/mo for first 24 mths, then $90.00/mo with regular contract
No contract, or 24 mo option
RogersXfinity Starter 100Fibre100/100 MbpsUnlimited$50/mo$110/mo
$50/mth for 2 years, then $110/mth · Modem included · Included $5/month discount with automatic payment · $50.00 bill credit
24 months

*SaskTel Mobile Internet 50 lists a 250 Mbps download figure; upload speed is not published by the provider.

Alberta, British Columbia & Manitoba

The same three plans are listed across AB, BC, and MB, plus the two nationwide Bell plans. TekSavvy's Cable 30 is the cheapest wired entry at $33/mo, reverting to $60.95/mo after 12 months.

ProviderPlanTechnologyDown/UpDataPriceContract
TekSavvyCable 30 InternetCable30/5 MbpsUnlimited$33/mo$60.95/mo
$32.95/mt for first 12 mth, then $60.95/mth
No contract
oxioOxio 50MbpsCable50/50 MbpsUnlimited$49/moNo contract
TekSavvyCable 100 InternetCable100/100 MbpsUnlimited$49/mo$81/mo
A credit of $32/mth for 1 year
No contract

Atlantic Canada

Nova Scotia and PEI have access to Rogers' fixed-wireless 5G Home Internet plans in this data set; New Brunswick and Newfoundland & Labrador have one TekSavvy cable plan. All four provinces also have the two nationwide Bell plans.

ProviderPlanProvince(s)TechnologyDown/UpDataPriceContract
Rogers5G Home Internet EssentialsNS, PEI, QCFixed wireless100/10 Mbps200GB cap$35/mo
Risk free, try for 30 days
No contract
TekSavvyCable 100 InternetNB, NLCable100/30 MbpsUnlimited$39/mo$75/mo
$36/month bill credit for your 12 months
No contract
Rogers5G Home Internet PopularNS, PEIFixed wireless300/10 Mbps600GB cap$45/mo
Risk free, try for 30 days
No contract

Territories

In the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon, the two nationwide Bell mobile-broadband plans are the only sub-$50 options in this data set.

Data cap note: 26 of the 32 plans listed have unlimited data. The exceptions are Bell's two mobile-broadband plans (30GB and 50GB caps), SaskTel's Mobile Internet 50 (50GB cap), and Rogers' 5G Home Internet Essentials and Popular plans (200GB and 600GB caps respectively). Network infrastructure and coverage for reseller-style and fixed-wireless services can vary by exact address; always confirm availability before signing up.

Which plan fits you?

Lowest possible price

If price is the only factor, TekSavvy's Cable 30 Internet at $33/mo (ON, AB, BC, MB, SK) is the cheapest unlimited wired plan on this list, though it reverts to $61-66/mo after 12 months.

Fastest speed under $50

Rogers' 5G Home Internet Popular plan (QC, NS, PEI) offers 300 Mbps download for $45/mo -- the fastest download speed in this list under $50 -- but is capped at 600GB of data per month.

No data cap, no contract

Most cable, DSL, and fibre plans here are unlimited with no contract. EBOX's 150 Mbps Fibre (ON $50/mo, QC $49/mo) pairs a fast, uncapped connection with no term commitment and no promotional expiry to track.

Rural or backup connection

Bell's $30 (30GB) and $50 (50GB) mobile-broadband plans are the only options available nationwide, including the territories, and can work as a rural primary connection or a backup line where a fixed-line service is not available.

There is no single "cheapest internet" answer across Canada -- the right plan depends heavily on your province and whether the advertised price is a permanent rate or a promotional one that reverts later. Independent providers like TekSavvy, oxio, Netcrawler, and EBOX generally hold their under-$50 pricing with no contract, while Cogeco, Rogers' fibre plan, and most of SaskTel's DSL and fibre tiers are promotional rates on either a 24-month term or a short 3-12 month intro window.

Check the "then" price on any plan carrying a strikethrough figure before signing up, and confirm exact availability at your address, since fixed-line coverage from independents varies block by block even within a listed province.

The information on this page is provided for general informational purposes only. All prices and promotional offers are subject to change at any time without notice. While we strive to keep content accurate, we make no representations or warranties regarding its completeness or accuracy. We are not responsible for any losses, damages, or decisions made based on the information provided. Always confirm current details directly with the provider before making any purchase decisions.

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