10 providers available in Quebec — compare Oxio, Videotron, Bell, and more.
Quebec's internet market is led by Oxio (founded in Montreal), Videotron, and Bell Fibe. Oxio is our top recommendation for its transparent pricing, French-language support, and no-contract plans starting at $46/month. Videotron is the best choice for TV bundling with the Helix platform.
Transparent internet with no surprises
Oxio is a Canadian ISP that champions radical transparency — no contracts, no hidden fees, and clear flat-rate pricing. Available in Ontario and Quebec.
Canada's favourite indie ISP
TekSavvy is one of Canada's largest independent internet providers, offering competitive rates on cable and DSL across multiple provinces without contracts.
Quebec's digital-first budget internet brand
Fizz is Videotron's no-frills digital sub-brand, offering some of the cheapest no-contract internet plans in Quebec with a fully online self-serve experience.
Budget-friendly internet in Quebec and Ontario
Ebox is a Montreal-based independent ISP offering some of the most affordable no-contract internet plans in Quebec and Ontario on Bell and Videotron infrastructure.
Quebec's largest independent carrier
Videotron is Quebec's leading cable and fibre provider, offering competitive plans with unlimited data and strong local customer support.
Local cable internet for Ontario and Quebec
Cogeco is a regional cable provider serving communities in Ontario and Quebec with competitive internet and TV bundles.
Canada's fastest broadband network
Bell is Canada's largest telecommunications company, offering fibre, cable, and DSL internet across most of Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada.
Affordable no-contract internet across Canada
Distributel is an independent Canadian ISP offering competitive no-contract internet plans on Bell and Rogers infrastructure across Ontario, Quebec, BC, and Alberta.
No-frills budget internet for Ontario and Quebec
VMédia is a Toronto-based independent ISP offering some of the cheapest internet plans in Ontario and Quebec on Rogers and Bell infrastructure with no contracts.
Internet where others can't reach
Xplornet connects rural and remote Canadians using fixed wireless and 5G home internet technology across every province, where cable and fibre don't reach.