Need home internet in Barrie, Ontario? We offer fast and cheap unlimited home internet plans in Barrie as an alternative to traditional Rogers internet plans. By an arrangement overseen by the CRTC, our company rents access to Rogers coax cable TV lines in Barrie as needed. In plain language: if a Rogers cable line reaches your Barrie address, then we can usually service your home with our unlimited cable internet plans.
You do not have to subscribe to Rogers for any services in order to get our Barrie internet plans. Another way to say it: if you can get Rogers cable internet at your address, you can usually get our Barrie cable internet plans as well. If cable does not reach your home (some rural pockets), we likely cannot service that address.
We pay for access to the underlying cable infrastructure and for installer work as needed. Our Barrie home internet plans include use of the cable line as part of the plan price. We do not offer TV channels. You may bring your own modem if it is suitable, or during the order process you may buy (or rent) one from us. Please note: you cannot bring a modem you are currently renting from another provider (they will want it returned when you transfer).
If you want to be more certain before ordering, use the Contact form and ask us to manually check your address in the system. We usually reply within 24 hours. Please include the full street address and (if bringing your own modem) the modem model so we can confirm compatibility.
For many Barrie households, the “right” plan depends on how you use the internet. Streaming, video calls, online classes, gaming, smart home devices, and multiple family members online at once all increase the speed you’ll want. If you are unsure, start with a mid-tier plan and upgrade later as needed.
If you are comparing internet providers in Barrie, focus on a few practical factors: (1) service availability at your address, (2) plan speed that matches your household, (3) contract terms (we offer no contracts), and (4) total monthly cost. If you use a lot of streaming, online gaming, or work-from-home video calls, a higher tier plan will typically feel more stable.
Many speed complaints are actually Wi-Fi issues. If your router is old, placed in a basement, or tucked behind a TV, your devices may not see the full plan speed. For larger homes, a newer router or a mesh Wi-Fi system can improve coverage and reduce dead zones.
Our home internet service locations include the below:
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