Bell internet plans
Bell internet plans in Quebec, explained
Bell sells five Fibe internet plans in Quebec, from 150 Mbps to 8 Gbps, all pure fibre with unlimited data. There’s no contract. The advertised price includes a credit that lasts 2 years.
Bell internet plans and prices
Five pure fibre plans, priced the way Bell advertises them to new customers: with a 2-year credit and Autopay, and no contract.
Fibe 150
$75/mo
with a 2-year credit
- Download
- 150 Mbps
- Upload
- 150 Mbps
Fibe 500
$80/mo
with a 2-year credit
- Download
- 500 Mbps
- Upload
- 500 Mbps
Gigabit Fibe 1.5
$85/mo
with a 2-year credit
- Download
- 1.5 Gbps
- Upload
- 940 Mbps
Gigabit Fibe 3.0
$90/mo
with a 2-year credit
- Download
- 3 Gbps
- Upload
- 3 Gbps
Gigabit Fibe 8.0
$100/mo
with a 2-year credit
- Download
- 8 Gbps
- Upload
- 8 Gbps
Bell’s advertised prices for new customers in Quebec, before tax, last checked by PriceFox on October 8, 2026. Prices and speeds at your address may differ.
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The same estimate as PriceFox’s internet speed guide: a planning figure, not a measurement. Suggesting a faster plan for the fullest households is PriceFox’s judgment. Plan names and speeds from Bell’s Quebec internet page, read October 8, 2026. Speeds are maximums and depend on your address and equipment.
What you get with every Bell Fibe plan
The five plans differ in speed. The rest is the same.
Unlimited data
Every plan on Bell’s page has unlimited monthly usage.
Giga Hub 2.0, with Wi-Fi 7
Bell’s modem is included with all five plans. There’s no paid upgrade to get Wi-Fi 7.
Upload as fast as download
On four of the five plans. Gigabit Fibe 1.5 uploads at up to 940 Mbps.
How Bell prices its internet plans in Quebec
There’s no contract. Bell takes a monthly credit off for 2 years, and lists the price without that credit beside each plan.
First: Autopay is assumed
Advertised prices include an Autopay credit. It needs pre-authorized debit, set up within 31 days of ordering.
Years 1 and 2: a monthly credit
Bell takes a credit off the plan’s price for 2 years. Its page says prices may increase while you’re subscribed.
After 2 years: the credit ends
You move to the price without the credit, unless you agree to a new offer.
No contract to leave
Bell’s Quebec internet has no contract, so there’s no term fee for leaving. The 2-year credit is a discount, not a price guarantee: Bell says prices may increase while you’re subscribed.
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If your address isn’t on pure fibre
Every plan above is pure fibre. Some Quebec addresses get Bell another way, with different speeds.
Check your address first
Bell shows the plans and speeds for your address once you enter it.
Fibre to the node is slower
Fibre runs to a street cabinet, then a copper phone line to your home: up to 100 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload.
Wireless Home Internet, for rural homes
A technician fits an antenna that connects to Bell’s wireless network: up to 50 Mbps download, with 600 GB a month at full speed, then slower at no extra charge.
How Bell compares with other Quebec internet providers
Providers differ most in the network at your address and the contract they ask for.
Compare Bell with
| Provider | Network | Contract | Related brands |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bell | Pure fibre across much of Quebec, with some older copper | No contract | Virgin Plus, EBOX, Primus, Distributel |
 Videotron | Fibre and cable across much of the province | No contract | Fizz, VMedia |
 Cogeco | Its own network in parts of Quebec | Some offers have a term | oxio |
 EBOX | Owned by Bell, sold under its own name | No contract | Part of Bell |
 Fizz | Videotron’s lower-cost, online-only brand | No contract | Part of Videotron |
From PriceFox’s Quebec internet provider guide. Offers change, so confirm with the provider.
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What internet plans does Bell offer in Quebec?
Bell’s residential internet in Quebec comes in five Fibe plans on pure fibre: Fibe 150, Fibe 500, Gigabit Fibe 1.5, Gigabit Fibe 3.0 and Gigabit Fibe 8.0. All have unlimited data and include the Giga Hub 2.0 modem.
How much does Bell internet cost?
The plan cards at the top of this page show Bell’s current advertised price for each plan, with a 2-year credit and Autopay, before tax. PriceFox keeps them in step with its pricing records. What you pay depends on your address and the offer you took.
Does Bell have internet promotions or deals?
Bell’s advertised prices are promotions: a monthly credit that lasts 2 years, plus an Autopay credit. Bell sometimes adds a bonus for ordering online. The offers on its internet packages change often.
Does Bell internet have a contract?
Not in Quebec. Bell’s Quebec internet has no contract. The advertised credit lasts 2 years, but that isn’t a price guarantee: Bell says prices may increase during your subscription. If you ever sign a fixed-term contract, Quebec law caps the fee to leave early.
What happens to my Bell price after 2 years?
The monthly credit ends and you move to the price without it, unless you agree to a new offer. Bell lists that higher price beside each plan. Its page also says prices may increase during your subscription.
Why did my Bell internet bill go up?
A Bell price increase on your bill is most often the 2-year credit ending. Losing the Autopay credit raises a bill too, and Bell says prices may increase during a subscription. A Free Savings Preview compares what you pay now with pricing found for your area.
Is Bell internet unlimited?
Yes. All five Fibe plans on Bell’s Quebec page have unlimited monthly usage.
What upload speed does Bell Fibe have?
On pure fibre, upload matches download on Fibe 150, Fibe 500, Gigabit Fibe 3.0 and Gigabit Fibe 8.0. Gigabit Fibe 1.5 uploads at up to 940 Mbps. Addresses on fibre to the node get up to 10 Mbps upload.
Does Bell charge for installation?
Bell says installation is free when you install the equipment yourself, or when self-install isn’t available at your address. A fee applies if you decline self-install where it’s offered.
How do I check Bell internet availability at my address?
Enter your address on Bell’s internet page. Bell then shows the plans and speeds it offers there, including whether you’re on pure fibre. Plans and speeds vary from one address to the next.
Does Bell have internet for rural homes?
Yes. Bell Wireless Home Internet uses an antenna on your home to reach Bell’s wireless network, with download speeds of up to 50 Mbps. Usage is unlimited, with 600 GB a month at full speed. A technician installs it.
Does Bell have a low-income internet plan?
Bell takes part in Connecting Families, a federal program with low-cost plans for eligible households. It is by invitation. Our low-cost internet guide explains who qualifies.
Do Bell internet plans include Wi-Fi?
Yes. The Giga Hub 2.0 modem with Wi-Fi 7 is included with all five plans on Bell’s Quebec page.
Does Bell sell the same plans in Ontario?
The same five Fibe speeds, at different prices and on a 2-year term. This guide covers Bell’s Quebec plans.
Sources
We used Bell’s own pages. PriceFox is paid by customers, not by Bell or any other provider.
- Bell Fibe Internet plans ↗The five plans and their download and upload speeds, unlimited usage, the Giga Hub 2.0, the 2-year credit, the Autopay credit and installation.
- Bell Wireless Home Internet ↗The rural wireless service: its antenna, download speed, monthly usage at full speed and professional installation.