Ebox vs Beanfield — at a glance
| Feature | Ebox | Beanfield | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price (500 Mbps) | ~$55/mo | ~$80–95/mo | Ebox |
| Contract | No contract | No contract | Tie |
| Network | Cable | Pure fibre (FTTH) | Beanfield |
| Upload speeds | Asymmetric | Symmetrical | Beanfield |
| Equipment | Included free | Included | Tie |
| New customer saving | Up to $25 (OR181) | No public referral code | Ebox |
| Coverage | GTA-wide | Select Toronto buildings | Ebox |
Prices approximate — June 2026.
Pricing compared
Beanfield pricing typically runs $80–95/month for comparable speeds. Ebox offers the same download speeds for ~$55/month — a saving of $25–40/month. Over a year that's $300–480 in your pocket. New Ebox customers also save up to $25 on your first month with code OR181.
Contracts & flexibility
Both Ebox and Beanfield are month-to-month with no contracts. The key technical difference: Beanfield's pure fibre network offers symmetrical upload speeds — relevant for content creators and home servers. For download-focused households, the speed difference is irrelevant and the price gap is decisive.
Who should choose Ebox vs Beanfield?
Choose Ebox if you…
- Want to save $30–50/month
- Live outside select Beanfield buildings
- Don't need symmetrical upload speeds
- Want the $25
Choose Beanfield if you…
- Live in a Beanfield-serviced Toronto building
- Need symmetrical upload speeds
- Want premium Toronto fibre
Save $25 switching to Ebox — code OR181
Ebox offers referral code OR181 for $25 off your first month. No contract. Equipment included free.
Frequently asked questions
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