Internet Providers in Calgary, AB

TELUS uses 100% fiber optic technology to deliver better bandwidth, faster speeds, and better reliability for its customers.

Additionally, TELUS guarantees that each customer receives enough bandwidth or capacity to get close to its posted speed, even during peak hours.

Their fastest internet plan is the PureFibre Internet X 3G. It costs $145 per month or $130 per month for a two-year contract, offering symmetrical speeds of 3000 Mbps.

Unfortunately, the plan is not available to all of the Calgary residents.

Our recommended plan is the TELUS PureFibre Internet Gigabit which delivers 1000 Mbps symmetrical download and upload speeds and is widely available to most households.

WiFi equipment is included in the monthly charge. You can either get the TELUS internet installed professionally for a fee or you can self-install.

You can use the TELUS App, community forum, or the 24/7 virtual assistant if you need help.

The only drawback is the fact that TELUS internet is a bit expensive compared to other competitors and its customer service is not always the best.

Oxio uses cable networks to deliver straightforward internet services to its customers in Calgary.

They are 100% focused on their client’s needs and are transparent with their pricing as they provide details of where the money goes by breaking it down into hardware, logistics, network cost, profit, and payroll.

Oxio is known to provide affordable internet plans starting from $40 per month for 25 Mbps.

If you are looking for faster speeds, you can get Internet 1000 for only $90 per month.

They offer free installation, a free Eero 6 router, and provide you with plenty of flexibility as they do not have any term contracts.

You can chat with a human if you need any customer support via Messenger, Instagram, SMS, or email.

Oxio’s biggest drawback is its broadband technology. While most competitors use Fiber optics, Oxio still uses cable networks to provide internet connection.

Rogers uses a fiber network to deliver unlimited, reliable, and high-speed internet.

Since Rogers acquired Shaw in April 2023, it has expanded its footprint and been able to lower home internet prices and bring in more competition.

The Ignite Internet 75 is Rogers’ cheapest plan which costs $100 per month or $50 per month for a 2-year plan. The fastest plan is the Ignite Internet 1.5 Gigabit which costs $140 per month or $110 per month for a 2-year contract. With these plans, you get a free Ignite WiFi gateway modem.

If you want to extend your WiFi coverage, you can rent their Ignite WiFi Pod (Gen 2) for $10 per month. To get support from Rogers, you can chat online or message them via WhatsApp or iMessage.

Rogers’ disadvantage is the fact that you have to sign a 2-year contract to access their plans at competitive pricing.

TechSavvy uses coaxial cables and DSL technology to provide an internet connection.

Their value-heavy home internet plans have no contract and come with unlimited data. We like the fact that TechSavvy currently offers the cheapest plans with budget-friendly prices in Calgary.

For budget-conscious families, the 30 Mbps unlimited is the perfect plan as it only costs $29.95 per month.

If you are looking for a faster internet connection, the 1 Gbps Unlimited plan is a great choice, and it costs $74.95 per month.

The plans come with a $0 hardware loan, $0 activation, and $0 shipping. For customer support, you can live chat or call them via 1 (877) 779-1575.

One downside for TechSavvy is that they have not adopted fiber technology to deliver their internet connection.

VMedia provides great value and prices to clients in Calgary using cable networks and DSL technology.

What we like most about VMedia is their amazing customer service as you can easily call them or have a live chat on their website.

Their fastest internet plan is the Internet 1000 which costs $89.95 per month. They offer free modem rental on their cable plans and no term contracts for all their plans. They do not have any hidden fees, competitive pricing, and friendly support.

If you want to increase coverage in your home, you can get the VMedia mesh WiFi for $4.50 per month.

The downside of VMedia is that they do not use fiber technology for their internet connection.