

Independent rankings of 39 eSIM providers for Canada. Compare network, price per GB, hotspot support, and coverage across operators.
We've compared 1888 eSIM plans from 40 providers for Canada to help you find the perfect option. Our recommendations are based on price, network quality, and features—no sponsored placements.
Last updated: September 2026

We selected Airhub for offering the best balance of price, network quality, and features among plans with at least 10GB of data and 5 or more days of validity.
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Purchase & Perks
30 GB
73 countries
Data only
$40.00

This is the most affordable eSIM plan available for this destination, with a minimum of 5GB of data and at least 2 days of validity.
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Planning a quick getaway? Airalo offers the best value for short stays with plans valid between 1 and 7 days.
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10 GB
Canada
Data only
Network(s) : Bell (LTE)
$18.00

Staying for a month or longer? Nomad offers excellent 5G long-term plans with 30 or more days of validity, ideal for expats and digital nomads.
Network & Usage
Purchase & Perks
20 GB
Canada
Data only
Network(s) : Telus Mobility (5G), Bell (5G)
$31.00

Visiting multiple countries? This regional plan works across several destinations in the area, so you stay connected without switching eSIMs.
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Need to make calls or send texts? This eSIM plan includes a local phone number, allowing you to make voice calls and send SMS messages.
Network & Usage
Purchase & Perks
20 GB
108 countries
Data and Phone number*
$28.73
$33.80
North America 🌎
36 providers with regional plans








North America 🌎
36 providers with regional plans
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Here are the main 4 Telecom providers in Canada:
✓ Bell Mobility: Founded in 1980, Bell Mobility is currently the largest telecom provider in Canada with more than 8 million customers. They offer coverage across the nation, and have the best mobile coverage and speeds in the country. Bell Mobility is ranked #1 by OpenSignal for 4G speeds and availability.
✓ Telus Mobility: Founded in 1990, Telus Mobility is the second-largest telecom provider in Canada with more than 7.5 million customers. They offer coverage across the nation, and have good mobile coverage and speeds in the country. Telus Mobility is ranked #2 by OpenSignal for 4G speeds and availability.
✓ Rogers Wireless: Founded in 1985, Rogers Wireless is the third-largest telecom provider in Canada with more than 8.5 million customers. They offer coverage across the nation, and have good mobile coverage and speeds in the country. Rogers Wireless is ranked #3 by OpenSignal for 4G speeds and availability.
✓ Freedom Mobile: Founded in 2008, Freedom Mobile is the fourth-largest telecom provider in Canada with more than 1.9 million customers. They offer 4G LTE coverage across the nation, and have good mobile coverage and speeds in the country. Freedom Mobile is ranked #4 by OpenSignal for 4G speeds and availability.
MVNOs in Canada include:
✓ Chatr Mobile: Chatr Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) owned by Rogers Wireless, offering prepaid plans and services on the Rogers network.
✓ Fido: Fido is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) owned by Telus, offering prepaid plans and services on the Telus network.
✓ Public Mobile: Public Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) owned by Telus, offering prepaid plans and services on the Telus network.
✓ Koodo Mobile: Koodo Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) owned by Telus, offering prepaid plans and services on the Telus network.
✓ Virgin Mobile: Virgin Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) owned by Bell Mobility, offering prepaid plans and services on the Bell network.