Virgin Plus Internet Plans
From $35/mo · Fibre, Cable
Virgin Plus Internet Plans in Canada
Bell network internet in Quebec with a price-lock guarantee
A Bell Canada company
Plans from
$35/mo
Max Speed
300 Mbps
Technology
Fibre, Cable
Provinces
QC
Contract
No contracts — 5-year price lock guarantee
Virgin Plus Internet Plans
Internet 30
$35/mo
- 30 Mbps download
- Wi-Fi modem included
- No contract
- 5-year price lock
No contract required
Internet 100
$40/mo
- 100 Mbps download
- Wi-Fi modem included
- No contract
- 5-year price lock
No contract required
Internet 300
$46/mo
- 300 Mbps download
- Wi-Fi modem included
- No contract
- 5-year price lock
No contract required
Our Virgin Plus Review
Virgin Plus is Bell Canada's value internet brand, offering Bell fibre network access in Quebec with a 5-year price lock — the same physical infrastructure as Bell Fibe, at $15–25/mo less per month. Plans run $35–46/mo for 30–300 Mbps with no contracts and no promotional pricing traps, making Virgin Plus one of the most transparent internet deals in the Quebec market. The 5-year price lock is the key differentiator: the rate you sign up at is guaranteed for five years, unlike Bell where pricing often increases at renewal. As of January 2026, Virgin Plus stopped accepting new home internet customers in Ontario — the service is Quebec-only. If you're in Quebec and Bell fibre reaches your address, Virgin Plus delivers the same connection at a significantly lower long-term cost.
Pros
- ✓Bell network reliability at low prices
- ✓5-year price lock — rate never increases
- ✓No long-term contracts
- ✓Wi-Fi modem included at no extra charge
Cons
- ✗Quebec only — discontinued in Ontario (Jan 2026)
- ✗Limited speed options (max 300 Mbps)
- ✗Support primarily online
Why Virgin Plus Costs Less Than Bell on the Same Network
Bell and Virgin Plus share the same physical fibre infrastructure — the wire coming into your home is identical. The price difference comes from how each brand is structured. Bell is the primary retail brand with the highest margins, retail store network, phone support centres, and full-stack billing. Virgin Plus is a digital-first sub-brand with lower overhead: support is handled online and by app rather than in stores or via dedicated phone lines. Bell uses Virgin Plus to compete in the value segment without discounting its main brand — similar to how Rogers uses Fido and how Telus uses Koodo. The 5-year price lock is the additional differentiator: Bell does not offer this guarantee on its main plans, where pricing is set by promotional period and renewal negotiation.
Virgin Plus Ontario: Discontinued as of January 2026
Virgin Plus stopped accepting new home internet customers in Ontario as of January 2026. Existing Ontario customers were migrated to Bell plans or given the option to switch providers. This decision reflects Bell's strategy to consolidate its sub-brands — in Ontario, Bell Fibe and TekSavvy (which resells Bell infrastructure) now handle the two market segments (premium and value) that Virgin Plus previously addressed. If you're in Ontario looking for the same Bell network at lower prices, TekSavvy is currently the best available option. Virgin Plus home internet remains active in Quebec, where it continues to offer the 5-year price lock on Bell fibre plans.
Virgin Plus — Frequently Asked Questions
Is Virgin Plus the same as Bell internet?
Virgin Plus runs on the Bell network, so the physical fibre infrastructure is identical to Bell Fibe. The difference is pricing and support: Virgin Plus plans are typically $15–25/mo cheaper than equivalent Bell plans and include a 5-year price lock that Bell does not offer. Support is primarily app-based rather than by phone.
What areas does Virgin Plus internet cover?
Virgin Plus home internet is currently available in Quebec only. As of January 2026, Virgin Plus stopped accepting new home internet customers in Ontario. Within Quebec, coverage follows the Bell fibre network. Use our postal code lookup to confirm availability at your specific address based on CRTC National Broadband Data.
Does Virgin Plus price increase after the promotional period?
No. Virgin Plus does not use promotional pricing. The rate you sign up at is locked for 5 years — no increases after a promo period, no surprise bills at renewal. This is the primary reason many Quebec households choose Virgin Plus over Bell direct, even though the underlying network is identical.
How reliable is Virgin Plus internet?
Very reliable — it runs on the same Bell fibre infrastructure as Bell Fibe. If your address has Bell fibre coverage, Virgin Plus is equally reliable. Bell's network is Canada's largest fibre network in the provinces it serves, and Virgin Plus customers experience the same speeds and uptime as Bell Fibe customers.
Is Virgin Plus cheaper than Bell?
Yes, meaningfully so. Virgin Plus Internet 100 costs $40/mo with no price increase ever; the equivalent Bell Fibe 150 starts at $70/mo on a 24-month term and typically increases at renewal. Over a 5-year period, a Virgin Plus customer on the Internet 100 plan saves approximately $1,500–$2,500 compared to Bell on a comparable plan.
What does CRTC data say about Virgin Plus coverage in Quebec?
Virgin Plus runs on the Bell fibre network, so CRTC National Broadband Data for Virgin Plus coverage mirrors Bell's reported fibre footprint in Quebec. According to CRTC filings, Bell fibre is confirmed across a large proportion of Quebec FSAs including Greater Montreal, Quebec City, and surrounding municipalities. Use our postal code lookup to confirm whether Bell fibre — and therefore Virgin Plus — is available at your specific address.
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