Ottawa coverage areas
Ebox provides internet service in Ottawa (Ontario) and the broader National Capital Region. Coverage spans most of Ottawa's urban areas with existing cable infrastructure, as well as the Gatineau side of the river in Quebec via Videotron's cable network.
Confirmed coverage areas include:
Ottawa K postal codes and Gatineau J postal codes are generally within Ebox's service area. Confirm at ebox.ca for your specific address. To confirm availability at your specific address, enter your postal code on ebox.ca during signup.
Ottawa pricing — what you actually pay
Ebox's Ottawa pricing is consistent with its other service areas:
Basic plan: approximately $45/month for 100-150 Mbps download speeds. Suitable for individuals or couples, video calls, streaming HD, light gaming.
Mid-tier plan: approximately $55/month for 300-500 Mbps. Suitable for families with multiple devices, 4K streaming, work from home.
Top-tier plan: approximately $75/month for up to 1 Gbps. Suitable for power users, multiple simultaneous 4K streams, large file transfers, gaming households.
All plans include modem and router with no rental fees. There are no installation fees, no activation fees, and no contracts. New customers save up to $25 on your first month using referral code OR181.
Ottawa apartments vs houses
For apartment renters in Ottawa: Ebox works in most Ottawa apartments with existing cable wiring. Self-serve installation takes about 20 minutes using the equipment Ebox ships to your door.
For Gatineau residents: Ebox covers Gatineau via Videotron's cable network. See our Ebox Gatineau page for neighbourhood-specific coverage details.
Confirm service availability at your specific Ottawa address on ebox.ca before signing up — especially for newer developments.
Why Ottawa customers switch to Ebox
Ottawa customers most commonly switch from Bell or Rogers to Ebox for the following reasons:
1. Lower monthly cost. Saving $30-50/month over Bell or $40-60/month over Rogers. Over a year, that's $360-720 back in your pocket. See our Ebox vs Bell comparison and Ebox vs Rogers comparison.
2. No contract. Montreal renters move frequently. A 2-year contract from Bell or Videotron creates friction when you change apartments. Ebox's month-to-month structure eliminates that.
3. Equipment included. Bell charges $12-15/month for modem and router rental. Videotron charges similar. Ebox includes both at no extra cost.
4. Government/student-friendly. Ottawa's large government workforce and student population (University of Ottawa, Carleton) value Ebox's no-contract structure — especially useful for co-op placements and contract positions where your Ottawa tenure isn't guaranteed for 2 years.
Referral disclosure: Code OR181 is a personal referral code. You pay nothing extra.
How much does Ebox internet cost in Ottawa?
See the table and answer above for the full breakdown. Enter code OR181 at checkout on ebox.ca to save up to $25 upon registration — $25 referral credit.