Netfox Internet Plans

Netfox Communications offers high-speed Internet as well as with Home Phone service. Save money when you bundle Netfox Digital Home Phone and Netfox Internet.
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Netfox provides high speed internet service in Canada. Lowest internet plans by Netfox starts at $36.95. Netfox offers 5 unlimited internet plans. Highest Download speed provided by Netfox is 50 mbps. Netfox provides 5 internet plans in Canada.

Cable High Speed Internet

Get the speed you need with Execulink's fast Cable High Speed Internet. No more video lagging or waiting for websites to load - browse the Internet, stream, download and game with ease.

  • Plan $57.99/month
  • Speeds up to 30Mbps includes Unlimited usage
  • Email addresses with Spam and Virus protection
  • No contract

We found 5 best and most popular internet plans in your area

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Featured Plans

Download Speed
6 mbps
Upload Speed
0.78 mbps
Bandwidth Included
Unlimited
$36.95 / month

Netfox Unlimited DSL Plan

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Download Speed
10 mbps
Upload Speed
1 mbps
Bandwidth Included
Unlimited
$41.95 / month

Netfox FTTN 10 Plan

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Download Speed
15 mbps
Upload Speed
1 mbps
Bandwidth Included
Unlimited
$44.95 / month

Netfox FTTN 15 Plan

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Download Speed
25 mbps
Upload Speed
10 mbps
Bandwidth Included
Unlimited
$57.95 / month

Netfox FTTN 25 Plan

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Download Speed
50 mbps
Upload Speed
10 mbps
Bandwidth Included
Unlimited
$69.95 / month

Netfox FTTN 50 Plan

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Netfox Internet Plans

The fact that Netfox offers internet plans with no contract is a great motivation for homeowners who do not want to be bound long term. On the other hand, the pricing does not compare well to similar plans by other providers. For example, Acanac High Speed DSL offers a residential plan for $29 in Ontario & Quebec, with a download speed of 10 Mbps and an upload speed of 1 Mbps  no overage cap. The only difference is the unlimited nature of Netfox’s plan. Customers have to shell out an extra $7, just for unlimited bandwidth.

We recommend that customers consider their needs before taking the plan: if you require unlimited bandwidth, you should definitely give Netfox a try. On the other hand, if you only stream once in a while, or if you’re a casual surfer, then you can compare other high speed internet providers for a low monthly cost..

Netfox has a lot to offer, and though it may seem expensive, the unlimited bandwidth is something you should definitely take into consideration, especially if you’re a heavy surfer. You won’t have to pay for overage, which is a plus.

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