How much can I save switching from Rogers or Bell TV to IPTV?

A typical Canadian household with a mid-tier TV package plus a sports add-on and a box rental pays roughly $130–$190 per month. An IPTV subscription with Toronto’s Best IPTV is $15 per month, or $100 for a full year — savings vary by household and the package being compared.

Do I lose Canadian channels if I cancel cable?

Our lineup carries CBC, CTV, Global, City, CP24, TSN, Sportsnet and RDS, plus NHL coverage and US, UK, Indian, Arabic and Latino channels that cable often charges extra for — availability varies by package, so confirm what you need with us first.

Do I need to keep my internet with Rogers or Bell?

Yes, you keep your internet — IPTV runs over any Canadian home internet connection. You only cancel the TV portion. 15 Mbps is enough for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K.

IPTV vs Rogers & Bell TV: Cost Comparison

IPTV vs Rogers and Bell: what you actually pay

Cable bills in Canada are not one number — they are a base package, a sports add-on, a box rental, a second-room fee, a PVR fee and taxes. Once you add it up, many GTA households pay between $130 and $190 a month for TV alone. Here is a line-by-line comparison against IPTV.

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The annual cost, side by side

Line item	Typical cable TV	Toronto’s Best IPTV
Base TV package	$75 – $100 / mo	$15 / mo (or $100 / yr)
Sports add-on (NHL, NFL, PL)	$25 – $45 / mo	Included, availability varies
Set-top box rental	$10 – $17 / mo	$0 — you own the box
Second room / extra receiver	$10 – $15 / mo	Included (2 screens)
PVR / recording fee	$5 – $12 / mo	Included
International channels	$15 – $30 / mo	Included
Installation	$50 – $150 one-time	Free remote setup
Contract	1–2 years	None
Typical yearly total	$1,560 – $2,280	$100 – $180

The fees cable does not advertise

Promotional pricing that expires after 12 or 24 months and can jump $30–$50.
Equipment rental you keep paying and never own.
Per-receiver charges for every additional TV in the house.
Early cancellation fees if you leave inside the contract term.
Regional sports blackouts that can still apply on packages you paid extra for.

What you keep when you switch

Popular Canadian channels: CBC, CTV, Global, City, CP24, Discovery, HGTV, TSN, Sportsnet and RDS. NHL coverage including Hockey Night in Canada. NFL, NBA, MLB, F1, UFC, and Premier League and Champions League content, 4K where available. Plus a large on-demand library and Indian, Arabic, UK, Latino and European channels that cable often treats as premium tiers — availability varies by package, so confirm what you want with us first.

What you give up

Being fair about it: you give up a single bundled bill, a technician appointment, and the cable company's own cloud PVR interface. You keep your internet with Rogers, Bell, Telus or whoever you use today — only the TV portion gets cancelled. If you are on a bundle, call and re-price internet-only before you cancel TV; we will walk you through the wording by text.

Work out your own number

Pull up last month's Rogers or Bell bill and find the TV subtotal — not the bundle total. Subtract $15. That difference, times twelve, is what switching is worth to you this year. Our pricing calculator does the same maths for multi-device households, where the gap is even wider because we charge $10 per extra screen instead of a full second receiver.

Try before you cancel anything

Do not cancel cable on day one. Take the free 2-day trial, run it on your own TV and internet, watch a live game, and check the channels you care about. If it works, switch. If it does not, you have lost nothing — and every paid plan is still covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee.

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IPTV vs Rogers and Bell: what you actually pay