Best Internet Providers in Toronto, ON (2026)

Oxio is our Editor’s Choice for Toronto, especially for households looking for affordable internet with no contracts and reliable Canadian-based support.

Their 100 Mbps unlimited plan for $52 per month is one of the best-value options in Toronto right now and works well for most households.

In Toronto, Oxio delivers internet over 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, payroll, and operations.

Plans range from 30 Mbps up to 1000 Mbps depending on your address, with higher-speed options available for heavier users.

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 SMS, Messenger, email, and Instagram, and response times are generally fast compared to larger providers.

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

TekSavvy offers strong-value cable plans across Toronto, with their 100 Mbps plan for $38.95 per month being a great fit for most households. It includes unlimited data, no long-term commitment, and consistent performance for everyday use in condos, apartments, and houses throughout the city.

For higher-speed needs, TekSavvy also offers full fibre internet in Toronto, with speeds up to 1.5 Gbps for $89.95 per month. This makes them one of the few independent providers in the city offering both affordable cable plans and true fibre options under one brand.

TekSavvy is the largest truly independent internet service provider in Canada, and one of the few left. Their customer support is fully Canadian-based, with phone and live chat available when you need help.

If you want reliable internet in Toronto at a fair price, without contracts or surprises, TekSavvy is one of the safest choices right now.

Bell is the largest internet service provider in Canada, and it offers the best broadband coverage in the Toronto area.

Bell uses a 100% pure fiber network to deliver fast and reliable internet to your home.

Our recommended speed offered by Bell is the Gigabit Fibe 1.5 (download speed of 1500 Mbps and upload speed of 940 Mbps) which costs $130 per month. Their cheapest plan is Fibe 50 which costs $85 per month.

Bell offers a free WiFi 6E Giga Hub, but you have to pay $60 for installation. You can use live chat or call 1 866 676 1953 for customer support. If you want to enhance coverage throughout your home, you can add WiFi pods for $5 per month.

One downside of Bell is that their fastest internet plan, the Gigabit Fibe 3.0, is not available in all households. In addition, there are many resellers in Toronto that offer lower prices than Bell on 1 Gigabit internet plans.

The CRTC recently ruled to expand competitor access to major fibre networks like Bell, so let’s see if other independent providers start rolling out competitive fibre plans. In theory, this should help drive prices down.

Beanfield is another independent fibre provider offering extremely competitive pricing, but only in specific condo and apartment buildings.

Their plans range from 2 Gbps to 8 Gbps fibre, with pricing typically between $60 and $90 per month. While not the cheapest on paper, the speed-to-price ratio is excellent.

Beanfield owns and operates its own fibre network, which means consistent performance and stable pricing. Once you sign up, prices are locked in and don’t increase over time.

If Beanfield is available in your building, it’s a no-brainer for users who want fast, reliable fibre internet at a fair price. Availability outside condos remains limited.

Rally is a Toronto-based internet provider offering fibre internet with symmetrical download and upload speeds over its own network. Their service is fast, reliable and competitively priced, making it an attractive choice for residents in eligible buildings.

All Rally plans come with no term commitments, first month free, and include both hardware and installation at no extra cost. Their Fibre 500 plan is $34.95 per month, while Fibre 1000 is $49.95 per month.

Availability is currently limited to select multi-unit buildings in the GTA.

For customers who cannot access Rally’s fibre network, they now offer SPARK100 VDSL service for $39.95 per month, delivered using Bell’s infrastructure under the TPIA agreement.