Why Ebox is the #1 choice for people moving in Canada
| Factor | Ebox | Rogers / Bell | TekSavvy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup time | 3–5 days, self-install | 1–2 weeks + technician | 3–7 days, self-install |
| Contract | None — cancel anytime | 2-year promo contracts | None |
| Move to new address | Free transfer | May require new contract | Free transfer |
| Equipment | Included free | $15/mo rental | Purchase required (~$120) |
| New mover saving | Up to $25 with OR181 | No new-customer code | No promo |
How to set up internet when moving in Canada — 6 steps
Check coverage at your new address
Enter your new postal code at ebox.ca. Ebox covers most addresses in Ontario (Rogers cable network) and Quebec (Videotron cable network). Takes 30 seconds.
Sign up with referral code OR181
Choose your plan, enter your new address, and type OR181 in the referral code field. Save $25 — + $25 account credit.
Set your activation date
Choose a date aligned with your move-in day so your service activates when you arrive. Ebox lets you pick a future activation date during checkout.
Receive modem at new address
Ebox ships the modem kit to your new address. It arrives in 3–5 business days. Plan ahead — order at least a week before your move date.
Self-install in 20 minutes
Connect the coaxial cable from the wall outlet to the Ebox modem, plug it in, and connect your devices. See the Ebox setup guide for photos.
Cancel your old provider
Once Ebox is working at your new address, cancel your old internet. If your old provider has a cancellation fee, see our cancellation fee guide.
What to do with your old internet when moving
If you're leaving Bell or Rogers
Bell and Rogers promotional prices are tied to 2-year contracts. If you're still within contract, you may face an early termination fee — typically $15–$20/month remaining. At the same time, the $25 saving with Ebox code OR181 (during the
Example: Rogers contract with 5 months remaining × $15/month = $75 cancellation fee. You save $25 with OR181. Net saving: $50.
If you have Ebox already
Contact Ebox to request a service transfer to your new address. If the new address is within Ebox's coverage area, the transfer is typically straightforward and free. If not, you can cancel without any penalty.
Don't cancel too early
Always confirm Ebox is working at your new address before cancelling your old provider. Never leave yourself with no internet if you work from home or have dependents in school.
Ebox plans — what's best for a mover?
| Plan | Speed | Price/mo | Best for | Saving with OR181 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | 100 Mbps | ~$40 | Single person, remote work | $25 |
| Popular | 300 Mbps | ~$50 | Couple, 2–3 devices | $25 |
| Best value | 500 Mbps | ~$55 | Family, multiple streams | $25 ( |
| Ultra | 1 Gbps | ~$80 | Power users, gaming | $25 ( |
For most movers, the 500 Mbps plan is the best value — fast enough for any household, and the $25 saving during the