Oxio Internet Plans
From $55/mo · Cable
Oxio Internet Plans in Canada
Refreshingly honest internet — no price hikes, ever
Plans from
$55/mo
Max Speed
1 Gbps
Technology
Cable
Provinces
QC, ON
Contract
No contracts — price locked for life
Oxio Internet Plans
Internet 120
$63/mo
- 120 Mbps download
- Free WiFi 6 router
- No contract
- No data cap
- Price for life guarantee
No contract required
Internet 1 Gig (Cogeco areas)
$55/mo
- 1 Gbps download
- Free WiFi 6 router
- No contract
- No data cap
- Price for life guarantee
No contract required
Internet 1 Gig (Rogers areas)
$90/mo
- 1 Gbps download
- Free WiFi 6 router
- No contract
- No data cap
- Price for life guarantee
No contract required
Our Oxio Review
Oxio is a Quebec-based independent ISP built around a single differentiating promise: the price you sign up at is the price you pay forever. At $63/mo for 120 Mbps with a free WiFi 6 router and no contract, Oxio costs more per month than Fizz but removes the risk that rates quietly increase after year one — a real risk with every promotional-priced provider. The trade-off is that Oxio is only available in Quebec and Ontario, and pricing varies depending on whether your address is on Cogeco or Rogers infrastructure (Cogeco areas get better gigabit pricing). If you've ever been burned by a promotional rate expiring and your bill jumping $20–40/mo, Oxio's lifetime price lock is the answer.
Pros
- ✓Lifetime price lock — price never increases
- ✓No long-term contracts
- ✓No data caps on any plan
- ✓Free WiFi 6 router — no equipment rental
- ✓Referral rewards program
Cons
- ✗Quebec and Ontario only
- ✗Price varies by infrastructure (Cogeco vs Rogers area)
- ✗Smaller provider — limited support hours
Oxio's Lifetime Price Lock — How It Actually Works
Oxio's core claim is that the monthly rate you sign up at is your rate for as long as you remain a customer — there is no promotional period, no 12-month introductory pricing, and no annual increases. This is backed by Oxio's terms of service and has held since the company launched. The mechanism is simple: Oxio does not offer promotional pricing at all. You pay the standard rate on day one, and it does not change. The one caveat: Oxio has historically updated plan pricing for new customers when costs increase — existing customers typically retain their original rate, but this is a company policy, not a contractual guarantee. The strongest selling point for Oxio is for customers who have been burned by a Bell or Videotron introductory rate expiring and their bill jumping $20–40/mo — Oxio eliminates that risk.
Oxio — Frequently Asked Questions
Does Oxio really never raise prices?
Oxio's lifetime price lock means the rate you pay at sign-up is guaranteed for as long as you remain a customer — no promotional period, no annual increases. This is unlike most Canadian ISPs that offer a low introductory rate for 6–12 months, then automatically increase. Oxio has maintained this guarantee since its founding and it is part of its core brand positioning, not a limited promotion.
Is Oxio cheaper than Fizz?
Fizz is cheaper at the entry tier: $45/mo for 100 Mbps vs Oxio's $63/mo for 120 Mbps. However, Oxio's price is locked for life while Fizz's pricing can change (though Fizz has historically been stable). If you prioritize the absolute lowest price today, choose Fizz. If you prioritize certainty that the price won't increase in future years, Oxio is worth the premium.
What areas does Oxio cover?
Oxio is available in Quebec and Ontario, in areas served by Cogeco or Rogers cable infrastructure. Coverage is primarily urban and suburban — Oxio is not available in rural areas where neither cable network exists. Pricing varies by which network underlies your address: Cogeco-area addresses often get better gigabit pricing than Rogers-area addresses. Enter your address at oxio.ca to confirm availability and which pricing tier applies.
Does Oxio include a free router?
Yes — all Oxio plans include a free WiFi 6 router at no additional charge. Most large ISPs charge $10–20/mo for equipment rental, which adds $120–240/yr on top of your plan cost. Oxio's included router eliminates that fee for as long as you stay on the plan.
How does Oxio compare to TekSavvy?
Both are independent ISPs that resell Big 3 network access. TekSavvy is available in more provinces (ON, QC, BC, AB) and offers lower entry-tier pricing. Oxio is available only in QC and ON but provides a lifetime price lock guarantee that TekSavvy does not. If you are in Quebec or Ontario and want the most pricing certainty, Oxio wins. If you need BC or AB coverage, TekSavvy is the better alternative.
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