It simply doesn't get any better than Beanfield Internet.

We have been in the Internet connectivity business for over 20 years; it's our bread and butter. Our unique neighbourhood focused approach allows us to offer the best customer service in the industry. Our network is the most modern and reliable network in Toronto, and our installation times are the fastest in the industry.

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Small Business Unlimited
Data Transfer

Dynamic IP.

10Mbps
$69 Monthly 3 year price: $49/month
100Mbps
$149 Monthly 3 year price: $119/month
1Gbps
$449 Monthly 3 year price: $399/month

Small Business Unlimited
Data Transfer

Single Static IP.

10Mbps
$99 Monthly 3 year price: $79/month
100Mbps
$179 Monthly 3 year price: $149/month
1Gbps
$479 Monthly 3 year price: $429/month

Enterprise Internet

100 Megabit, 1 Gigabit, 10 Gigabit

  • Bandwidth Packages available on a per gigabit basis, or a 95th percentile model, or unlimited
  • 100% uptime, backed by the best SLA in the industry to keep you up and running
  • We are connected to more independent networks than anyone else in Toronto
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  • Beanfield Metroconnect built, owns and operates the largest independent fibre-optic network in Toronto
  • Our network is highly distributed and redundant. We have several main Points of Presence in different corners of the city, each capable of running the entire city on it's own
  • We do not re-sell over anybody else's network. We own and maintain all the cables and other infrastructure, from end to end. We have our own construction staff, fibre splicers, and installers
  • Our Network Operations Centre is local, accessible, responsive and monitors our network 24/7/365
  • IPv4 / IPv6 Dual stack available
  • We deliver Internet service over a single mode fibre. You can plug this directly into your equipment if you wish, or we can supply you with a media converter at no charge - no big ugly demarcation equipment
  • We maintain Points of Presence and peering in Montreal and New York for more direct connections to local networks in those regions