SaskTel Internet Plans
From $65/mo · Fibre, DSL, Fixed Wireless
SaskTel Internet Plans
Saskatchewan's provincial internet provider
Plans from
$65/mo
Max Speed
1 Gbps
Technology
Fibre, DSL, Fixed Wireless
Provinces
SK
Contract
2-year contract for best price; no-term available at higher rate
SaskTel Internet Plans
infiNET 150
$65/mo
- 150 Mbps download
- 150 Mbps upload
- Wi-Fi gateway included
- 2-year term
24-month term
infiNET 300
$75/mo
- 300 Mbps download
- 300 Mbps upload
- Wi-Fi gateway included
- 2-year term
24-month term
infiNET 600
$95/mo
- 600 Mbps download
- 600 Mbps upload
- Wi-Fi 6 gateway included
- 2-year term
24-month term
infiNET 1 Gig
$125/mo
- 1 Gbps download
- 1 Gbps upload
- Wi-Fi 6 gateway included
- 2-year term
24-month term
Our SaskTel Review
SaskTel is Saskatchewan's Crown corporation telecom — provincially owned and operating its own physical network across the province, something no private ISP competitor can match in coverage depth. Its infiNET fibre service reaches cities and many rural communities across SK, starting at $65/mo for 150 Mbps symmetrical on a 2-year term. The 2-year contract requirement is the main friction point: no-term rates run significantly higher, and Saskatchewan residents cannot easily switch to an alternative provider the way Ontario or BC customers can. For Saskatchewan homeowners who plan to stay put, SaskTel's bundle discounts with maxTV and wireless make it the most cost-effective option in the province. For renters or those uncertain about long-term plans, the contract cost should factor into the decision.
Pros
- ✓Saskatchewan Crown corporation — local support
- ✓True fibre expanding across SK cities
- ✓Strong rural coverage province-wide
- ✓$25/mo off when bundled with maxTV
Cons
- ✗Saskatchewan only
- ✗2-year contract required for best pricing
- ✗No-term rates significantly higher
SaskTel — Frequently Asked Questions
Is SaskTel available outside Saskatchewan?
No — SaskTel is a Saskatchewan Crown corporation and only serves customers in Saskatchewan. It operates its own physical network infrastructure across the province, which is why it can serve rural SK communities that national ISPs do not. Residents outside Saskatchewan should look at Bell, Telus, Rogers, or a regional provider for their province.
Does SaskTel require a contract?
SaskTel's best pricing requires a 2-year term commitment. No-term (month-to-month) plans are available but priced significantly higher — typically $15–25/mo more per plan tier. If you are a homeowner planning to stay in Saskatchewan for at least two years, the contract pricing is worth it. If you are renting or uncertain about your timeline, calculate whether the month-to-month premium is worth the flexibility.
What is SaskTel infiNET?
infiNET is SaskTel's fibre-to-the-premises internet service. Unlike older DSL technology, infiNET delivers fibre directly to your home, providing symmetrical upload and download speeds — the 150 Mbps plan delivers 150 Mbps both directions. SaskTel has been expanding infiNET across Saskatchewan cities and larger towns since 2016. Coverage at your specific address can be confirmed at sasktel.com.
Can I bundle SaskTel internet with TV and wireless?
Yes — SaskTel offers bundle discounts when combining infiNET internet with maxTV (television) and/or SaskTel wireless service. Bundle savings can reach $25/mo or more depending on the combination. If you already have SaskTel wireless, bundling internet is often the most cost-effective arrangement in the province.
How does SaskTel compare to TekSavvy in Saskatchewan?
SaskTel has far broader coverage across Saskatchewan, including rural communities where TekSavvy has no infrastructure. TekSavvy is available in Saskatchewan but limited to areas where it can access wholesale access on existing cable networks — a fraction of the province. For rural SK residents, SaskTel is typically the only realistic high-speed option. In Saskatoon and Regina, TekSavvy may offer lower month-to-month pricing without a contract if you want flexibility.