The Quebec internet market in 2026
Quebec's internet market is still led by Videotron and Bell, but alternative providers such as Fizz, Oxio, and TekSavvy keep pricing pressure alive.
For many households, 100 to 200 Mbps is already enough. The real tradeoff often comes down to upload speed, switching flexibility, and full cost including modem fees.
If you are moving, book installation a few weeks early to avoid an unnecessary service gap.
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View offer VideotronNew residential customers in Québec at eligible addresses. $5/month credit for 24 months; price without this credit: $80/month. Automatic debit payments required within 31 days. Price may increase; taxes extra. Installation: $0, or $100 if you decline available self-installation. The Québec product page does not specify the contract term: confirm it before ordering.
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View offer Bell⚠ Price, speed, and availability not recently reconfirmed against the official site — verify before signing up.
View offer VideotronNew residential customers in Québec at eligible addresses. $10/month credit for 24 months; price without this credit: $90/month. Automatic debit payments required within 31 days. Price may increase; taxes extra. Installation: $0, or $100 if you decline available self-installation. The Québec product page does not specify the contract term: confirm it before ordering. Multiple connections are needed for 1.5 Gbps; a wired connection is required for 940 Mbps upload.
⚠ Confirm availability at your address and the contract term with the provider.
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Frequently asked questions
Is fibre always worth the premium?
Not always. It becomes more valuable for heavy remote work, simultaneous usage, and high upload needs.
Are promotions enough to compare plans?
No. The better benchmark is the full post-promo price plus modem and exit conditions.
Should I always avoid contracts?
Not necessarily. A contract can still make sense when the full price is competitive and your situation is stable.