Cheap Internet Providers in Calgary, AB

Oxio offers one of the best cheap internet plans in Calgary. Their Oxio 100 plan gives you 100 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload for $57 a month. 

Moby is a smaller Calgary-based provider that offers some of the cheapest high-speed internet plans in the city. Their standout plan is 500 Mbps for $45 a month with unlimited data, no contracts, and no hidden fees.

They use their own local infrastructure in some areas and partner with national networks (TELUS) elsewhere, so availability depends on your exact address. If you live in a covered zone, it’s one of the best deals for the speed you get. Setup is easy, and most plans include modem rental at no extra cost.

Moby doesn’t have the brand recognition of the big names, but for price-to-speed ratio, it’s hard to beat if your address qualifies.

TELUS has one of the most reliable fibre internet networks in Calgary. Their PureFibre service delivers fast, symmetrical speeds with good coverage across the city.

While TELUS is often seen as a premium provider, their pricing has become more competitive in recent years.

The PureFibre Internet 250 plan is listed at $75 a month, but you can usually get a better deal by calling in. If Moby or another low-cost provider is available at your address, TELUS is often willing to lower their price to keep you from switching.

If you want fast and consistent fibre internet with room to negotiate, TELUS is a solid option.

TekSavvy is an independent internet provider that uses Rogers infrastructure in Calgary. Their 100 Mbps unlimited plan costs $45.95 a month, making it one of the cheapest options for getting reliable internet without a contract.

The service is straightforward. You can bring your own modem or rent one when signing up, and the setup process is simple. Speeds are generally consistent across the city thanks to the Rogers network.

It’s a good choice if you’re just looking for low-cost internet that gets the job done. But if you want a better support experience and more polished onboarding, Oxio is still the preferred pick.

Rogers became Calgary’s main cable internet provider after acquiring Shaw in 2023, creating a more unified Western broadband network. The goal was to streamline services and expand fibre and 5G rollout across Alberta and B.C.

Their Ignite Internet 150 plan (typically 150 Mbps download speed) is currently priced at around $70 a month, often with promotional discounts. Unlimited data and self-install options are standard.

If you live in a neighbourhood where Rogers upgraded Shaw’s cable network or installed new fibre, you can take advantage of better speeds and coverage.

Because Rogers now controls Shaw’s former territory, it’s worth calling them to negotiate. Mention Oxio or Moby deals. Rogers often matches promotions to keep you from switching. Even with their higher base prices, a quick call can unlock competitive pricing.