Fido Matches Virgin Plus with Price Increase Across All Wireless Plans

Close-up of a hand holding a smartphone showing the Fido app logo on a bright yellow screen.

Rogers-owned Fido has made changes across the board to its plans list, increasing prices on Saturday.

All plans went up by $5 per month, matching a price increase from rival Virgin Plus (owned by Bell).

Here are Fido’s plans for bring your own device and after autopay:

  • $45/20GB (was $40)
  • $50/60GB (was $45)
  • $55/60GB (was $50) Canada-US-Mexico (roaming just for 12 months)

Fido differentiates its roaming plan from others by limiting it to just 12 months.

The same formula happens every year. Before back to school periods, we’ll see prices increase, the magically come down for promos.

Last month, Rogers and Fido increased prices by $5 for select customers, with some of them being new customers of just three months.

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