Check GETUS and oxio before you renew with Bell MTS. Both sell gigabit internet in Winnipeg for less than Bell MTS or Rogers. GETUS is cheapest for the first year: $74/mo$114 for 1000 Mbps, rising to $114 after 12 months. oxio sells the same 1000/200 speed for $90/mo with no promo to run out, so it’s cheaper from month 13 onward and cheaper over two years overall. Neither is guaranteed at your specific address, so check both before you assume Bell MTS or Rogers is your only option.
Why Winnipeg isn’t Toronto or Calgary
Most “best internet” advice on this site is written from a market with several real challengers. Winnipeg has fewer, and the reasons are worth knowing before you shop:
1. Winnipeg is Bell MTS territory, and has been for decades. MTS (Manitoba Telecom Services) started as the province’s government-owned phone company, was privatized in 1996, and was bought by Bell in 2017, which rebranded it Bell MTS. So the phone company most Winnipeg households grew up with is now a Bell brand. It sells DSL and fibre across the province, including a “Fibre to your home” rollout that its own marketing says is live in Winnipeg neighbourhoods.
2. Rogers is here too, on the former Shaw network. Rogers markets Winnipeg service as “Rogers Xfinity Internet, together with Shaw,” on the cable network it took over when it completed the Shaw acquisition in 2023.
3. The challenger bench is thin but not empty. oxio resells on that same Rogers/Shaw cable network and sells its full western lineup in Manitoba. TekSavvy resells cable here and now advertises the city-wide 1.5 Gbps fibre push it rolled out in Calgary and Ottawa. VMedia sells a Manitoba-specific cable tier. And GETUS, a smaller independent cable reseller most of this site’s other city guides haven’t needed to cover yet, has a Winnipeg-specific lineup with the cheapest first-year prices in the city.
Plans available in Winnipeg
Read this before the table. It’s filtered to Winnipeg. GETUS’s rows are sold city by city rather than province-wide, and they’re included because Winnipeg is one of the cities GETUS names. What the table can’t do is qualify your street: availability in Canada is decided address by address, not city by city. The prose below says which providers we could confirm serve Winnipeg, and which prices are first-year promos rather than what you’ll pay long-term.
What gigabit really costs over two years
A first-year promo is only half the story, because most people keep their internet longer than a year. Here’s what the main gigabit-or-faster options add up to over 24 months at today’s prices:
| Plan | Year 1 | Year 2 | Two-year total |
|---|---|---|---|
| oxio 1000 (1000/200) | $90/mo | $90/mo | $2,160 |
| GETUS GigaMax 1000 (1000/200) | $74/mo | $114/mo | $2,256 |
| VMedia 1 Gbps (1000/25) | $94.95/mo | $94.95/mo | $2,278.80 |
| Rogers Gigabit (1000/50) | $95/mo | $95/mo | $2,280 |
| Bell MTS Gigabit Fibe 3.0 (3000/3000) | $100/mo | $100/mo | $2,400 plus $60 install |
| TekSavvy 1 Gbps cable, new customers (1000/200) | $77.95/mo | $127.95/mo | $2,470.80 |
GETUS wins year one and oxio wins year two and the total. Bell MTS costs more but is a much faster, symmetrical fibre connection, and its 24-month promo means that in year two it’s actually cheaper than GETUS’s gigabit.
Who actually serves Winnipeg
GETUS: the cheapest first year GETUS is a Canadian independent that’s been selling cable internet since 2015 and runs a dedicated Winnipeg page, verified 2026-09-22, advertising service “available throughout Winnipeg area.” It’s a no-contract, no-credit-check operation with nine tiers, all with unlimited data and a 1-year promo price guarantee. That means the price you sign up at is fixed for your first 12 months, then goes up to a higher “regular” rate GETUS also publishes. The table shows both.
Two pairs on GETUS’s ladder cost the same in year one but not after:
- SuperMax 500 and GigaMax 1000. Both are $74/mo for the first year, so GigaMax 1000 doubles your download speed for free in year one. After that, GigaMax 1000 goes to $114 and SuperMax 500 to $89. If you plan to stay past a year and 500 Mbps is enough for your household, SuperMax 500 saves you $25/mo from month 13. Both get the full 200 Mbps upload in Winnipeg: GETUS names Winnipeg on both plans’ cards.
- Starter 10 and Moderate 25. Both are $29/mo for the first year, and Moderate 25 is faster: 25 Mbps down and 2.5 Mbps up, against 10 Mbps down and 0.5 Mbps up. After year one, Starter 10 goes to $44 and Moderate 25 to $54. Starter 10 is slow enough that Moderate 25 is still the better buy for most homes, but it’s a $10/mo difference later, not a free upgrade.
The catch on upload speeds: GETUS gates the full upload on its faster tiers to “selected cities,” and only the SuperMax 500 and GigaMax 1000 cards name Winnipeg in that list. Lightning 100, Turbo 250 and UltraGig 1500 show the same upload figures on the Winnipeg page, but their own cards don’t repeat the city list, so treat those upload numbers as likely rather than confirmed. Hardware costs differ by tier too. Most plans charge $0/mo for hardware against a refundable deposit ($150 on the three fastest tiers), while Streamer 50 alone carries an ongoing $6/mo rental fee. GETUS describes its service as cable, not fibre.
oxio: the cheapest after year one oxio sells the same five-tier lineup in Manitoba as it does in BC, verified 2026-10-25, on the Rogers/Shaw cable network. Its prices are flat, with no first-year promo that expires: 1000 Mbps down and 200 up is $90/mo, and 500/200 is $85/mo. At every speed where the two overlap, GETUS is cheaper in year one and oxio is cheaper after. oxio has no term contract, and self-install is standard. It is not independent: Cogeco bought oxio’s internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. oxio prices by address, so confirm yours on oxio’s site.
Bell MTS: the incumbent, and the fastest option Bell MTS’s current lineup, verified 2026-09-22, is three tiers:
- Fibe 100 (100 down / 10 up): $75/mo$97 for 24 months, then $97.
- Fibe 500 (500 symmetrical, fibre to the home): $90/mo$111 for 24 months, then $111.
- Gigabit Fibe 3.0 (3 Gbps symmetrical, fibre to the home): $100/mo$121 for 24 months, then $121.
All three carry a $60 installation fee, and Bell MTS says prices are “subject to increase” after the promo. Bell MTS’s Winnipeg Fibre page says pure fibre is live in Winnipeg neighbourhoods, though it publishes no Winnipeg-specific price beyond the province-wide lineup.
Read the fine print on Fibe 100. Unlike the 500 Mbps and 3 Gbps tiers, its plan card carries no “Fibre to your home” label, which is why this guide lists it as DSL rather than fibre. If your address only qualifies for Fibe 100, oxio’s 100/100 at $57/mo and GETUS’s Turbo 250 beat it on both price and speed, assuming either reaches you.
- Good for: households that want the fastest connection in the city. Gigabit Fibe 3.0 is 3 Gbps both ways, double the download of the fastest cable plans here, if your address qualifies for true fibre.
- Bad for: anyone price-sensitive who doesn’t need that speed. oxio’s gigabit is $10/mo cheaper for all 24 months, with no install fee. The longer promo does help Bell MTS against GETUS, though: in year two, Bell MTS’s 3 Gbps at $100 is cheaper than GETUS’s gigabit at $114.
Rogers: cable, not fibre, on the former Shaw network Rogers markets Winnipeg service as “Rogers Xfinity Internet, together with Shaw,” with speeds “up to 2 Gbps.” We track its gigabit cable tier at $140/mo, verified 2026-09-24, or $95 for the first 24 months of a two-year term with Auto-Pay, which is the figure in the table above: 1000 Mbps down and 50 Mbps up. Rogers doesn’t publish a Winnipeg-specific price without an address check. oxio sells gigabit on this same network for less, with four times the upload speed.
TekSavvy: fibre is advertised, but priced by address TekSavvy’s Winnipeg page, verified 2026-09-22, advertises “Next-Gen Pure Fibre Internet now live across Winnipeg,” the same city-wide 1.5 Gbps push it has rolled out in Calgary and Ottawa this year, plus service in nearby Beausejour, Selkirk and Stonewall. It publishes no Winnipeg-specific price. Like the rest of TekSavvy’s fibre lineup, it quotes only after you enter an address. We track $129.95/mo as the western rate. Whether Winnipeg’s fibre rides the same wholesale network as Alberta and BC’s is not stated.
TekSavvy’s western cable tiers are sold in Manitoba too, at the same prices as Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan. The one worth knowing is 1 Gbps cable at $127.95/mo, which drops to $77.95/mo for the first year if you’re a new TekSavvy customer. That’s within $4 of GETUS’s first-year gigabit price, but it’s the most expensive gigabit here from month 13.
VMedia: a Manitoba-specific price VMedia prices Manitoba separately from its other provinces. Its 1 Gbps cable tier runs $94.95/mo, about $5 more than the same tier in Alberta, BC or Saskatchewan, with 25 Mbps upload. VMedia is not independent: it has been a Videotron (Quebecor) brand since the CRTC approved that ownership change on 2022-06-30.
Wakey: the cheapest entry price, for light use only Wakey sells its Starter 5 and Everyday 25 cable tiers in Manitoba, last verified 2026-09-15, and names Winnipeg among the areas that get its faster upload speeds. Starter 5 is $29/mo and Everyday 25 is $40/mo$45. Starter 5 is fine for browsing, email and banking on one or two devices, but not for HD streaming or working from home.
How to actually cut your Winnipeg bill
- Check GETUS and oxio before you call Bell MTS. Bell MTS is the default for a lot of Winnipeg households simply because it’s the historic phone company. It is not the cheapest option at any speed tier we could compare directly.
- Decide how long you’ll stay. If you’ll switch again after a year, GETUS’s first-year prices are the lowest in the city. If you want to set it and forget it, oxio’s flat prices come out ahead over two years.
- On GETUS, pick your tier with year two in mind. GigaMax 1000 and SuperMax 500 cost the same for 12 months, then GigaMax 1000 costs $25/mo more. Moderate 25 beats Starter 10 at the same first-year price, then costs $10/mo more.
- Watch the reversion date, not the sign-up price. Every GETUS and Bell MTS price here is a promo rate for 12 or 24 months. Put the expiry in your calendar the day you sign, and call to negotiate before it lapses rather than after your bill jumps.
- Ask about the deposit before you order. GETUS’s faster tiers ($150) and hardware rental fees are real costs the headline price doesn’t show.
- Renting? Ask the building first. Some Winnipeg apartment and condo buildings have bulk internet arrangements bundled into rent or condo fees that undercut anything on this page.
- The CRTC fee ban helps here too. Our CRTC fee-ban explainer covers what changed for activation and modification fees. It does not appear to have removed early-cancellation charges on internet terms, so check what a Bell MTS promo term costs to break before you sign one. Shopping phone plans at the same time? See our Manitoba phone plan guide.
FAQ
Is Bell MTS the only real option in Winnipeg? No. It’s the default because it’s the historic incumbent, but GETUS and oxio both undercut it at every speed tier we could compare. GETUS is cheapest in year one and oxio is cheapest after that. TekSavvy also advertises city-wide fibre. All three are worth an address check before you assume Bell MTS is your only choice.
Can I get gigabit internet in Winnipeg without Bell MTS or Rogers? Yes, if GETUS, oxio or TekSavvy reaches your address. GETUS’s GigaMax 1000 is $74/mo for the first year and $114 after, with no contract. oxio’s 1000/200 is a flat $90/mo, which makes it the cheaper of the two over two years. TekSavvy advertises 1.5 Gbps fibre city-wide, but its price depends on your address.
Is Rogers in Winnipeg actually fibre? No. Rogers’ own description is cable into the home over the former Shaw network, the same as its Calgary service. Downloads are fast, but uploads top out around 50 Mbps on the gigabit tier. GETUS’s and oxio’s gigabit tiers reach 200 Mbps upload, and Bell MTS fibre is symmetrical.
What about Brandon, Steinbach or other Manitoba cities? This guide is Winnipeg-specific. Bell MTS’s coverage reaches Brandon and Steinbach among other Manitoba communities, TekSavvy names Beausejour, Selkirk and Stonewall as nearby served areas, and oxio’s lineup applies province-wide on the Rogers/Shaw network. GETUS’s prices and city-gated upload speeds are Winnipeg figures, so confirm your own city’s plans before assuming they carry over.
What we checked for Winnipeg, and when
The rows this guide's argument rests on, each with the date it was verified. The rest of the lineup is sold province-wide and its full trail is on the province guide.
Bell MTS100 down / 10 up · $97/moverified November 7, 2026
Fibe 100, Bell MTS's mainstream tier. Verified 2026-09-24: $97/mo regular ("price without limited-time credits"), cut to $75/mo on a 24-month promo, recorded as an offer. 100 down / 10 up, unlimited, Wi-Fi included with the Home Hub modem. Unlike the 500 Mbps and Gigabit Fibe 3.0 tiers below, this plan's own card does not carry the "Fibre to your home" label Bell MTS uses for its FTTH tiers, so it is recorded as DSL rather than fibre pending clearer confirmation; Bell MTS does not state the underlying technology in the plan card itself. A $60 installation fee applies. Bell MTS also gives Bell Mobility customers on an eligible plan an extra credit on Internet, which these figures do not include. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. The Bell Mobility credit now reads $10/mo, up from the $5/mo this note carried. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: bellmts.ca
Bell MTS500 down / 500 up · $111/moverified November 7, 2026
Fibe 500, fibre to the home. Verified 2026-09-24: $111/mo regular ("price without limited-time credits"), cut to $90/mo on a 24-month promo, recorded as an offer. Symmetrical 500 Mbps, unlimited, Wi-Fi 6E included with the Giga Hub. A $60 installation fee applies. Bell MTS also gives Bell Mobility customers on an eligible plan an extra credit on Internet, which these figures do not include. Bell MTS's own Winnipeg Fibre page confirms pure fibre is live in Winnipeg neighbourhoods but publishes no separate Winnipeg price; this figure is the province-wide Fibe rate. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. The Bell Mobility credit now reads $10/mo, up from the $5/mo this note carried. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: bellmts.ca
Bell MTS3000 down / 3000 up · $121/moverified November 7, 2026
Gigabit Fibe 3.0, fibre to the home. Verified 2026-09-24: $121/mo regular ("price without limited-time credits"), cut to $100/mo on a 24-month promo, recorded as an offer. Symmetrical 3 Gbps, unlimited, Wi-Fi 6E included with the Giga Hub. A $60 installation fee applies. Bell MTS also gives Bell Mobility customers on an eligible plan an extra credit on Internet, which these figures do not include. The fastest residential tier Bell MTS publishes; no 1 Gbps or 1.5 Gbps step is listed between this and Fibe 500. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. The Bell Mobility credit now reads $10/mo, up from the $5/mo this note carried. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: bellmts.ca
Rogers1000 down / 50 up · $140/moCORRECTEDverified November 7, 2026
Rogers' 1 Gbps cable tier, sold as Ultimate 1G in the West and Ultimate 1 Gigabit in New Brunswick and Newfoundland, now under the Rogers Xfinity Internet name.
CORRECTED 2026-09-24: this row carried $95, which is Rogers' price during a two-year term with its time-limited monthly credit and $5/mo Auto-Pay discount. Verified 2026-09-24 in Alberta, BC, Manitoba, New Brunswick and Newfoundland: $140/mo without either, and $95 for the first 24 months on a two-year term with Auto-Pay, now carried as an offer. Rogers' Ontario lineup has no 1 Gbps tier, and in Saskatchewan Rogers publishes no plans online. CHANGED 2026-09-26: Rogers no longer sells a 1 Gbps tier in Alberta or BC, where its lineup is now Starter 100 Mbps, Popular 500 Mbps and Premier 2 Gbps, so both provinces are dropped from this row. Re-verified 2026-09-26 in Manitoba (as Ultimate 1G), New Brunswick and Newfoundland (as 1 Gigabit) at $140, and $95 on a two-year term with Auto-Pay. Rogers' plan page does not state upload speeds; the 50 Mbps recorded here has not been re-confirmed. Re-verified 2026-10-10 in Manitoba, New Brunswick and Newfoundland at $140, and $95 on a two-year term with Auto-Pay, unchanged. Rogers listed Ultimate 1G in Alberta again that day at the same $140 and $95, and in BC on some visits but not others, so neither province is added back yet. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in New Brunswick and Newfoundland at $140, and $95 on a two-year term with Auto-Pay, unchanged. Rogers' Manitoba page listed Ultimate 1G at $140 on one load that day and left it out on four others, and Alberta listed it on some loads and not others, so the western lineup is still unstable and Manitoba is kept for now. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in New Brunswick and Newfoundland at $140, and $95 on a two-year term with Auto-Pay, unchanged. Rogers listed Ultimate 1G at $140 in Alberta and BC on every load that day, and in Manitoba on one load of two, so the western lineup is still unstable and the provinces are left as they were. Re-verified 2026-11-07 in New Brunswick and Newfoundland at $140, and $95 on a two-year term with Auto-Pay, unchanged. Rogers listed Ultimate 1G at $140 in Alberta and BC on every load that day, and in Manitoba on one load of two, so the western lineup is still unstable and the provinces are left as they were.
Source: rogers.com
oxio75 down / 50 up · $49/moverified November 7, 2026
BC entry tier on Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Verified 2026-10-15: $49/mo for 75 Mbps down / 50 up, unlimited, no term. It replaces the 50/50 tier at the same price, which the BC rows tracked as oxio-50-west until that date. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba ADDED 2026-10-25: verified that day at the same $49 for 75 down / 50 up, so this row now covers both provinces. Its id still says bc. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $49 for 75 down / 50 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Alberta's old 50/50 entry tier (oxio-50-west) is gone and was removed. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
oxio100 down / 100 up · $57/moverified November 7, 2026
On Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Verified 2026-09-22. Re-verified 2026-10-15 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba was not re-checked on that date. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $57 for 100 down / 100 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
oxio500 down / 200 up · $85/moverified November 7, 2026
On Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Verified 2026-09-22. Re-verified 2026-10-15 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba was not re-checked on that date. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $85 for 500 down / 200 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
oxio1000 down / 200 up · $90/moverified November 7, 2026
On Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Verified 2026-09-22. Re-verified 2026-10-15 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba was not re-checked on that date. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $90 for 1000 down / 200 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
oxio1500 down / 200 up · $95/moverified November 7, 2026
On Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Verified 2026-09-22. Re-verified 2026-10-15 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba was not re-checked on that date. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $95 for 1500 down / 200 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
TekSavvy1500 down / 940 up · $129.95/moverified November 8, 2026
The 1.5 Gbps fibre tier in the West, carried over Telus fibre in Alberta and BC. Verified 2026-09-07: $129.95/mo regular, 1500 down / 940 up, unlimited, no term contract. New customers get a $20/mo credit for 12 months, recorded as an offer. TekSavvy's own offer terms limit it to select regions of BC and Alberta, and it is qualified address by address rather than city-wide, so "city-wide" claims are worth checking against your own address. Priced $10 above the Ontario 1.5 Gbps row, which rides a different wholesale fibre network. MANITOBA ADDED 2026-09-22: TekSavvy's own Winnipeg page, read directly, now advertises "Next-Gen Pure Fibre Internet now live across Winnipeg" at the same 1.5 Gbps down / 940 Mbps up, alongside a list of nearby served communities (Beausejour, Selkirk, Stonewall and others). No Manitoba-specific price could be read — like the AB/BC figure, TekSavvy's fibre tier quotes only after an address check — so the western rate card price is carried over rather than independently re-quoted for Winnipeg. Whether Winnipeg's fibre rides Telus's network, as Alberta and BC's does, was not stated on the page and is unconfirmed. Re-verified 2026-11-08: $129.95/mo regular, 1500 down / 940 up, unlimited, and $109.95 for the first 12 months with the $20/mo new-customer credit, unchanged. TekSavvy also loans the hardware and waives activation and shipping.
Source: teksavvy.com
TekSavvy30 down / 5 up · $60.95/moverified November 7, 2026
TekSavvy's entry cable tier in the West, on the former Shaw footprint. Verified 2026-09-22: $60.95/mo regular, 30 down / 5 up, unlimited, no term contract. New customers get a $28/mo credit for 12 months, recorded as an offer. TekSavvy's western rate card is a different card from its Ontario one — the same tier costs more here. Re-verified 2026-10-10 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-10-25 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-01 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: teksavvy.com
TekSavvy100 down / 100 up · $80.95/moverified November 7, 2026
The mainstream cable tier in the West, on the former Shaw footprint. Verified 2026-09-22: $80.95/mo regular, 100 down / 100 up, unlimited, no term contract. New customers get a $32/mo credit for 12 months, recorded as an offer. The 100 up is not a typo: TekSavvy quotes it on this footprint as well as in Ontario, which is why both rows carry it. TekSavvy's western rate card is a different card from its Ontario one — the same tier costs more here. Re-verified 2026-10-10 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-10-25 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-01 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: teksavvy.com
TekSavvy1000 down / 200 up · $127.95/moverified November 7, 2026
Gigabit cable in the West, on the former Shaw footprint. Verified 2026-09-22: $127.95/mo regular, unlimited, no term contract. New customers get a $50/mo credit for 12 months, recorded as an offer. TekSavvy's western rate card is a different card from its Ontario one — the same tier costs more here. Re-verified 2026-10-10 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-10-25 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-01 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: teksavvy.com
Wakey5 down / 0.5 up · $29/moCORRECTEDverified November 8, 2026
Wakey's "Starter 5" — this is what the $29 headline price actually buys, and the cheapest unlimited home internet we track. Verified 2026-08-26.
CORRECTED 2026-08-26: this row previously claimed 25 Mbps down / 5 up at $29, which welded the $29 Starter price onto a separate 25 Mbps tier that costs $45 (now tracked as wakey-everyday-25). The old figures were wrong. At 5 Mbps down / 512 Kbps up this sits below the CRTC 50/10 basic-service target: fine for browsing, email and banking on one or two devices, not for HD streaming or work-from-home. Re-verified 2026-10-10 at $29, 5 Mbps down / 512 Kbps up, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-08 at $29 in Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged.
Source: wakeyinternet.ca
Wakey25 down / 2.5 up · $45/moverified November 8, 2026
Wakey's "Everyday 25". Verified 2026-08-26: $45/mo regular, cut to $40 under a Zap-Sale promo with no published end date. We track the regular $45 so the row does not understate once the promo lapses. Wakey also sells a "Starter 10" (10 down / 1 up) between this and Starter 5, unpriced until 2026-09-04, when it began listing $35/mo; not yet tracked. Ontario is a separate, more expensive ladder starting at $45 for "Everyday 30" and is not covered by this row. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged: $45/mo regular, $40 under the Zap-Sale, still marked limited time. Re-verified 2026-11-08 in Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged: $45/mo regular, $40 under the Zap-Sale. Starter 10 is still $35/mo.
Source: wakeyinternet.ca
GETUS10 down / 0.5 up · $44/moWinnipeg onlyverified November 7, 2026
GETUS's entry tier, verified directly on GETUS's own Winnipeg page 2026-09-22: $44/mo regular price, cut to $29/mo under a 1-year promo price guarantee, recorded as an offer. 10 down / 0.5 up, unlimited, no term contract. At the same $29 promo price as Moderate 25 below, which is 25 down / 2.5 up — strictly better — there is no reason to take this tier over that one. A $150 refundable security deposit applies. GETUS's own "Unlimited Cable Internet" page title is the source for recording this as cable; the Winnipeg plan cards themselves do not restate the technology. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: getus.ca
GETUS25 down / 2.5 up · $54/moWinnipeg onlyverified November 7, 2026
Verified directly on GETUS's own Winnipeg page 2026-09-22: $54/mo regular, cut to $29/mo under a 1-year promo price guarantee, recorded as an offer. 25 down / 2.5 up, unlimited, no term contract, $0/mo hardware rental with a refundable deposit required. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: getus.ca
GETUS50 down / 50 up · $54/moWinnipeg onlyverified November 7, 2026
Verified directly on GETUS's own Winnipeg page 2026-09-22: $54/mo regular, cut to $44/mo under a 1-year promo price guarantee, recorded as an offer. Symmetrical 50 down / 50 up, unlimited, no term contract. $6/mo hardware rental with a $50 refundable security deposit — the only tier below Turbo 250 that charges ongoing rental rather than a deposit alone. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: getus.ca
GETUS75 down / 50 up · $69/moWinnipeg onlyverified November 7, 2026
Verified directly on GETUS's own Winnipeg page 2026-09-22: $69/mo regular, cut to $44/mo under a 1-year promo price guarantee, recorded as an offer. 75 down / 50 up, unlimited, no term contract, $0/mo hardware rental with a refundable deposit required. GETUS's page flags this tier as needing a call or chat to "unlock instant credits" rather than listing the promo mechanics inline like the other tiers. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: getus.ca
GETUS100 down / 100 up · $64/moWinnipeg onlyverified November 7, 2026
Verified directly on GETUS's own Winnipeg page 2026-09-22: $64/mo regular, cut to $49/mo under a 1-year promo price guarantee, recorded as an offer. Symmetrical 100 Mbps as displayed on this Winnipeg-specific page. GETUS's boilerplate says the 100 Mbps upload is "available in selected cities, or else 50Mbps upload" without naming which cities on this tier's card specifically (unlike SuperMax 500 and GigaMax 1000 below, which name Winnipeg explicitly) — flagged as not fully confirmed for this tier. $0/mo hardware rental with a refundable deposit required. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: getus.ca
GETUS250 down / 200 up · $84/moWinnipeg onlyverified November 7, 2026
Verified directly on GETUS's own Winnipeg page 2026-09-22: $84/mo regular, cut to $64/mo under a 1-year promo price guarantee, recorded as an offer. 250 down / 200 up as displayed on this Winnipeg-specific page; GETUS's boilerplate gates the 200 Mbps upload to "selected cities" without naming them on this tier's card (unlike SuperMax 500 and GigaMax 1000, which name Winnipeg explicitly) — flagged as not fully confirmed for this tier. $0/mo hardware rental with a refundable deposit required. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: getus.ca
GETUS500 down / 200 up · $89/moWinnipeg onlyverified November 7, 2026
Verified directly on GETUS's own Winnipeg page 2026-09-22: $89/mo regular, cut to $74/mo under a 1-year promo price guarantee, recorded as an offer. 500 down / 200 up — GETUS's card explicitly names Winnipeg among the "selected cities" (with Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver and Victoria) that get the full 200 Mbps upload rather than the 50 Mbps fallback. At the same $74 promo price as GigaMax 1000 below, which doubles the download speed for no extra cost, there is no reason to take this tier over that one. $150 refundable security deposit, $0/mo hardware rental. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: getus.ca
GETUS1000 down / 200 up · $114/moWinnipeg onlyverified November 7, 2026
GETUS's gigabit tier, and the standout find of this guide. Verified directly on GETUS's own Winnipeg page 2026-09-22: $114/mo regular, cut to $74/mo under a 1-year promo price guarantee, recorded as an offer — identical to the SuperMax 500 promo price above for double the download speed. 1000 down / 200 up; GETUS's card explicitly names Winnipeg among the "selected cities" (with Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver and Victoria) that get the full 200 Mbps upload. $150 refundable security deposit, $0/mo hardware rental. No term contract, no credit check per GETUS's general marketing copy. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: getus.ca
GETUS1500 down / 200 up · $119/moWinnipeg onlyverified November 7, 2026
GETUS's top tier. Verified directly on GETUS's own Winnipeg page 2026-09-22: $119/mo regular, cut to $99/mo under a 1-year promo price guarantee, recorded as an offer. 1500 down / 200 up as displayed on this Winnipeg-specific page; GETUS's boilerplate gates the 200 Mbps upload to "selected cities" without repeating the city list on this tier's own card — flagged as not fully confirmed for this tier specifically, though Winnipeg is named on the two tiers below it. $150 refundable security deposit, $0/mo hardware rental. Over cable, not fibre, per GETUS's own page title describing its internet as cable — unusually fast for the technology and worth confirming at your own address. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: getus.ca
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