Videotron Internet Plans
From $68/mo · Cable, Fibre
Videotron Internet Plans in Canada
Quebec's leading cable and fibre provider
Plans from
$68/mo
Max Speed
2.5 Gbps
Technology
Cable, Fibre
Provinces
QC
Contract
No-term contracts standard
Videotron Internet Plans
Internet 100
$68/mo
- 100 Mbps download
- 20 Mbps upload
- Helix Fi gateway included
- Unlimited data
No contract required
Internet 500
$75/mo
- 500 Mbps download
- 50 Mbps upload
- Helix Fi gateway included
- Unlimited data
No contract required
Internet GIGA
$80/mo
- 1 Gbps download
- 100 Mbps upload
- Helix Fi 6 gateway
- Unlimited data
No contract required
Internet 2.5 GIGA
$90/mo
- 2.5 Gbps download
- 200 Mbps upload
- Helix Fi 6E gateway
- Unlimited data
No contract required
Our Videotron Review
Videotron is Quebec's largest cable company and the default internet choice for Montréal, Québec City, and surrounding municipalities. Its Helix Fi internet plans stand out for having no data caps and no long-term contracts on any tier — unlike Bell, which requires a 24-month term for best pricing. At $80/mo for Gigabit speeds, Videotron's Internet GIGA plan is competitive with Bell and Rogers on price while including the Helix Fi whole-home Wi-Fi system at no extra charge. The trade-off is geography: Videotron is Quebec-only, and French-language service is primary. For Quebec households who want the dominant local carrier without a contract, Videotron is the natural choice — though Fizz, Videotron's digital sub-brand, offers the same cable network at 30–40% less.
Pros
- ✓Quebec market leader
- ✓Helix Fi whole-home Wi-Fi system
- ✓No data caps on all plans
- ✓Strong customer satisfaction in Quebec
- ✓Bundle discounts with Videotron mobile
Cons
- ✗Quebec only
- ✗Prices require address verification
- ✗French-language service primary
Videotron is Quebec Only — Not Available Outside the Province
Videotron home internet is available in Quebec only. Its cable network covers Montréal, Laval, Québec City, the South Shore (Montérégie), and surrounding municipalities — but does not extend to Ontario, BC, or any other province. If you are moving out of Quebec or live outside the province, Videotron is not an option. For Quebec households, Videotron competes primarily with Bell (fibre and DSL) in major cities, and its cable network is the dominant residential internet infrastructure in the Montréal and Québec City markets.
Videotron vs Bell in Quebec — Cable vs Fibre
Videotron runs cable (HFC) technology; Bell runs fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) in Quebec. Videotron's cable upload speeds max at 200 Mbps even on the 2.5 Gbps plan; Bell Fibe 1 Gig delivers 1 Gbps symmetrical upload. For download-heavy households — streaming, gaming, casual browsing — Videotron's cable speeds are more than adequate and the no-contract pricing model is a genuine advantage over Bell. For households with heavy upload needs (video conferencing, large file backups, content creation), Bell Fibe FTTH offers the edge. Fizz, Videotron's digital sub-brand, offers the same cable network at $45/mo for 100 Mbps — the cheapest reliable internet in Quebec.
Videotron Bundles and Deals — What the Discount Actually Looks Like
Videotron's main bundle lever is mobile: adding a Videotron Mobile line to a Helix Fi internet plan typically knocks $10/mo off the internet price, applied for as long as both services stay active — unlike Bell and Rogers, this isn't a 12-month promo that quietly expires. A Helix TV bundle is also available for households that want live TV alongside internet, priced as an add-on rather than folded into a single unclear number, which makes it easier to see what the TV portion actually costs versus internet alone. Videotron's promotional pricing (when it runs) tends to be shorter and shallower than Bell's or Rogers's headline discounts — a genuine trade-off for the fact that Videotron's standard rate is already close to what competitors charge only after their promo expires. The practical takeaway: if you're already a Videotron Mobile customer, checking the bundle rate before signing up for internet alone is worth the two-minute phone call — $120/year is $120/year.
Videotron — Frequently Asked Questions
What are Videotron's internet packages and prices?
Videotron offers four Helix Fi internet packages: Internet 100 ($68/mo), Internet 500 ($75/mo, Best Value), Internet GIGA ($80/mo), and Internet 2.5 GIGA ($90/mo). All packages include the Helix Fi Wi-Fi gateway, unlimited data, and no long-term contract.
Is Videotron available outside Quebec?
No. Videotron home internet is available in Quebec only. Its cable network serves Montréal, Laval, Québec City, and surrounding regions. If you are outside Quebec, Videotron is not an option for home internet.
Videotron vs Bell in Quebec — which is better?
Videotron wins on contract flexibility — no long-term term required, and pricing is stable without promotional traps. Bell wins on symmetrical upload speeds (true fibre) and province-wide coverage beyond Videotron's footprint. For most Montréal and Québec City households, Videotron's cable speeds are more than adequate and the no-contract policy is a genuine advantage.
Does Videotron have data caps?
No. All Videotron internet plans include unlimited data with no overage charges. This applies to all four Helix Fi tiers from Internet 100 through Internet 2.5 GIGA.
Is Fizz cheaper than Videotron direct?
Yes — Fizz is Videotron's digital sub-brand and typically costs 30–40% less for comparable speeds. Fizz Internet 100 is $45/mo vs Videotron Internet 100 at $68/mo, both on the same cable network. The trade-off with Fizz is app-only support. If you prefer the full Videotron experience with phone support and a retail presence, the price premium is the cost of that service.
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