Best Internet Providers in Edmonton, AB (2026)

Oxio is our Editor’s Choice in Edmonton for households that want reliable internet at a fair price without contracts or confusing promotional pricing.

Their 100 Mbps unlimited plan for $57 per month is the best overall value in Edmonton right now and works well for most households.

In Edmonton, Oxio delivers internet over the Rogers cable infrastructure through the TPIA (Third Party Internet Access) framework. This allows them to offer broad coverage across the city while keeping pricing lower than major telecom providers.

Oxio stands out for its transparent pricing model, where they break down exactly what you are paying for, including network costs, hardware, logistics, and operations.

Plans start at $40 per month for 25 Mbps, while heavier users can opt for Internet 1000 at $90 per month.

All plans include free installation, a free Eero 6 router, and no contracts, giving you full flexibility.

Customer support is handled through digital channels like Messenger, SMS, and email, and response times are generally fast.

The main drawback is the underlying technology. Since Oxio uses cable infrastructure rather than full fibre, upload speeds are lower and performance can vary slightly during peak hours compared to fibre providers like TELUS.

In Edmonton, TekSavvy primarily delivers service over the Rogers and Shaw cable networks, providing broad coverage across the city and consistent real-world speeds for most homes. In select areas, TekSavvy has also begun offering fibre internet through TELUS under the wholesale TPIA framework, giving some addresses access to faster fibre speeds without requiring a long-term commitment to a major telecom provider.

For most households, the 100 Mbps unlimited plan at $48.95 per month offers the best balance of speed and affordability and is more than enough for streaming, video calls, and working from home. 

If keeping monthly costs as low as possible is the priority, the 30 Mbps unlimited plan starting at $32.95 per month remains one of the cheapest no-contract internet options available in Edmonton. Heavier users can also consider TekSavvy’s 1 Gbps unlimited plan priced around $77.50 per month, depending on network availability.

What stands out with TekSavvy is the simplicity. Plans include unlimited data, no contracts, and transparent pricing without teaser rates that increase after a few months. Hardware, activation, and shipping are typically included, and customer support is handled by Canadian-based teams through phone and live chat.

TekSavvy is also the largest truly independent internet service provider in Canada, and one of the few remaining that is not owned by a major telecom company. The company has consistently advocated for fair wholesale access and stronger competition in the Canadian broadband market.

Moby is a local Edmonton internet provider that delivers fibre service over its own network. This allows them to offer symmetrical upload and download speeds, ensuring fast and consistent performance whether you are streaming, gaming or working from home.

All Moby plans are month to month with no contracts, and they include a three year price guarantee so you can lock in your rate. Their pricing is straightforward — 150 Mbps is $45 per month, 1000 Mbps is $85 per month, and they also have an ultra-fast 2500 Mbps plan for users who need maximum speed.

Customer support is handled locally, and our experience speaking with their team was quick and friendly.

The main limitation is availability, as Moby’s fibre service is currently offered only in select multi-unit buildings in Edmonton.

Telus delivers faster speeds and better bandwidth to its clients in Edmonton using 100% fibre optic technology.

Their fastest internet plan is the PureFibre X Internet 3G which has a symmetrical download and upload speed of 3000 Mbps. It costs $145 per month or $130 per month for a two-year plan. This plan uses a fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) connection which offers higher bandwidth and reduced latency, as the fibre cable connects directly from the network to the customer premises.

Their cheapest plan is the PureFibre Internet 250 which has a symmetrical download and upload speed of 250 Mbps. The plan costs $105 per month or $90 per month for a two-year plan.

You can use the self-install program to install Telus Internet or get it professionally installed at a fee. The monthly charge of the internet plans includes that of the WiFi equipment.

For customer assistance, you can use the 24/7 virtual assistant, community forum, or the Telus App.

Telus Internet is slightly more expensive than other competitors for similar speed offerings, while their fastest plan is not available in all households.  

Big news is coming in 2025! The CRTC recently ruled to expand competitor access to major fibre networks like TELUS. Starting in February, TELUS, Bell, and SaskTel will be required to provide access to their fibre networks for independent providers. In theory, this should increase competition in the market and potentially push the dominant players to lower their fibre internet prices.

However, the biggest question mark remains the wholesale pricing. We’ll have to wait and see how the situation evolves.

We will update our database as soon as other ISPs begin offering fibre plans using TELUS infrastructure.

Rogers delivers high-speed and reliable internet to residents in Edmonton using its fibre network. In 2023, Rogers acquired Shaw and this enabled it to lower its home internet prices, expand its footprint, and bring more competition.

Our recommended plan by Rogers is the Ignite Internet Gigabit which costs $130 per month or $110 per month for a 2-year plan. This plan has a download speed of 1000 Mbps and an upload speed of 150 Mbps.

Their fastest plan is the Ignite Internet 1.5 Gigabit and it costs $140 per month or $120 per month for a 2-year plan. It has a download speed of 1500 Mbps and an upload speed of 150 Mbps.

You can rent the Ignite WiFi Pod (Gen 2) for $10 per month if you want to increase your WiFi coverage. For customer support, you can message Rogers’s customer team on Whatsapp, iMessage, or chat online.

One downside of Rogers is that to access their plans at an affordable price, you should sign a 2-year contract.