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Fizz Mobile Home Internet Launches with Pricing from $45 Per Month
Videotron’s Fizz Mobile has launched home internet today, after ending its beta testing program.
Fizz Mobile home internet comes with unlimited data usage and a free Wi-Fi router/modem. Pricing on the Fizz Mobile states the following monthly prices:
- $45 for 15 Mbps download; 10 Mbps upload
- $55 for 30 Mbps download; 10 Mbps upload
- $65 for 60 Mbps download; 10 Mbps upload
- $75 for 120 Mbps download; 20 Mbps upload
Compared to home internet pricing during the beta period, two plans have increased in price. The 60 Mbps and 120 Mbps plans are $5 higher compared to what beta testers received at $60 and $70 per month, respectively.
Customers can choose self-install for free or pay $30 to have a technician setup internet.
Fizz Mobile internet customers can download the Fizz Wi-Fi iOS or Android app to manage their network.
Currently, a Fizz Mobile home internet referral program will net you and your friends $25 each.
Fizz Mobile home internet is available in Quebec where Videotron’s footprint is available. Let us know if you’re going to sign up.
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