{"id":2176,"title":"Costco Internet Plans and Deals in Canada: A 2026 Guide for Seniors","slug":"costco-internet-plans-and-deals-in-canada-a-2026-guide-for-seniors","lang":"en","description":"Many Costco members in Canada wonder whether their membership unlocks a dedicated internet plan or bundle. This guide explains what Costco internet options actually look like in Canada, how to check what internet is available at your address, and what seniors should consider before signing up.","content":"

The short answer is that Costco itself is not an internet provider, but Costco Canada does offer member-exclusive promotions through third-party telecom partners.

What Is Costco Internet in Canada?

Costco Canada does not operate its own internet service. Instead, internet from Costco generally comes through two separate paths:

Costco Mobility kiosks: In-warehouse wireless and residential service kiosks (operated by a third-party licensee) that offer promotions on mobile plans and, in many locations, Rogers-branded home internet and TV bundles for Costco members
Primus: A nationwide internet and phone provider that Costco has listed as a member benefit, offering exclusive savings on home and business internet and phone service, separate from the in-warehouse kiosk

Costco.ca has also periodically advertised member-exclusive online internet offers with pricing starting around $38.95/month in select regions, though availability and terms vary and are not guaranteed nationwide.

How Costco's Internet Deals Generally Work

Visit a Costco warehouse kiosk or check Costco.ca and the Costco member benefits page for current internet-related offers
Confirm which partner provider (Rogers or Primus) actually services your specific address
Review the promotional terms, such as a one-time bill credit, since these are commonly tied to a required contract length (for example, a 2-year term for some Rogers bundle promotions)
Sign up through the kiosk or provider directly, providing your Costco membership number where applicable
Watch for the promotional credit to appear on your bill, typically after a specified billing cycle (for example, applied to your third bill in some promotions)

Typical Costco Internet Promotions

Costco's internet-related offers in Canada change periodically and vary by region. General patterns include:

Offer Type	What It Generally Includes	Notes
Rogers Internet/TV Bundle (via Costco kiosk)	One-time bill credit (has included $100 in past promotions)	Typically requires a 2-year plan; bundle may include both internet and TV
Primus (Costco member benefit)	Exclusive member pricing on home internet and phone	Available nationwide as a separate provider option from the Rogers kiosk promotion
Costco.ca online internet exclusive	Advertised pricing from roughly $38.95/month in select regions	No contract, free activation, and WiFi equipment included, according to past Costco Canada promotions; availability is region-limited

These figures are general estimates based on publicly available and previously advertised information. Costco's promotional terms are set jointly with each provider, are subject to change without notice, and can vary significantly by province and region — always confirm current offers directly at a Costco kiosk, on Costco.ca, or with the provider.

How to Check What Internet Is Available at Your Address

Since any Costco-linked promotion still depends on the underlying provider actually servicing your home, checking availability first is an important step. Ways to check internet availability at your address in Canada include:

Use the provider's own availability tool (Rogers or Primus) with your specific address
Check the federal government's National Broadband Internet Service Availability Map, maintained by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), which shows which providers and speeds are reported available in your area
Ask directly at a Costco kiosk, since staff can often check eligibility and current promotions for your postal code
Compare with at least one other provider not affiliated with Costco, since coverage and speed can vary meaningfully even within the same city

Who May Find This Relevant

Costco members considering switching internet or TV providers and wanting to know if a membership perk applies
Seniors researching low-cost internet for seniors who want to understand Costco's actual role versus a direct provider signup
Households in areas serviced by Rogers or Primus who want to compare the Costco-linked promotion against signing up directly
Members in regions where the Costco.ca online internet exclusive is available and want a no-contract option

How Older Households May Compare Costco-Linked Internet Options

Promotional materials may organize readers into groups such as ages 45+, 55+, 65+, 75+, and 85+. These categories are intended only to help older households consider different internet needs. They are not official Costco, Rogers, Bell, SaskTel, or Primus plan tiers, pricing categories, eligibility groups, or guaranteed senior discounts.

Adults between 45 and 64 may prioritize higher speeds for remote work, streaming, smart-home devices, and several simultaneous users. Households between 65 and 74 may focus more on reliable video calls, online banking, telehealth access, entertainment, and predictable monthly costs. Adults aged 75 or older may place greater importance on straightforward billing, accessible customer support, professional installation, and stable Wi-Fi coverage throughout the home.

Regardless of age, the available service depends primarily on the household’s address, participating provider, selected speed, equipment, bundle conditions, and current promotion. Costco Mobility currently directs members to participating warehouse kiosks for location-specific provider availability, pricing, and promotional details.

Factors That Affect Availability and Value

Factor	How It May Affect Your Options
Province/region	Rogers, Primus, and Costco's online exclusive offer vary in availability by province and even by neighbourhood
Contract length	Promotional bill credits are often tied to a required term, commonly around two years for kiosk-based bundles
Bundle vs. standalone	Some promotions apply only to combined internet-and-TV bundles, not internet alone
Membership tier	Some member benefits and Costco Shop Card promotions may differ based on Gold Star versus Executive membership
Regional taxes	GST/HST/PST are added to the advertised price and vary by province

Because these factors vary and promotions change frequently, confirming current terms directly at a Costco kiosk or with the provider is the most reliable approach.

How to Compare Options

Before signing up through a Costco-linked promotion, it's worth comparing:

The base monthly price from Rogers or Primus directly, compared to the Costco-promoted rate
Whether the promotional bill credit is truly additional value, or whether a non-Costco promotion elsewhere might offer similar or better savings
Contract length and any early cancellation fees
Whether you need TV service bundled in, or would prefer internet-only
Customer reviews regarding installation, reliability, and billing accuracy in your area

Common Questions

Does Costco sell its own internet service in Canada?

No. Costco is not an ISP. It offers member promotions through partner providers, primarily Rogers via in-warehouse kiosks and Primus as a listed member benefit.

Is there a senior discount for Costco internet deals?

Based on currently available information, Costco's internet-related promotions in Canada are not specifically age-based. Seniors are eligible for the same promotions as other members.

Are Costco's internet promotions available everywhere in Canada?

No. Availability depends on the region and which provider (Rogers or Primus) services your address, and some promotions, like the Costco.ca online exclusive, are limited to select regions.

Do I need a long-term contract to get a Costco internet promotion?

Some kiosk-based bundle promotions have required a set contract term, such as two years, while other options like the Costco.ca online exclusive have been advertised as no-contract. Confirm current terms before signing up.

Steps to Research Further

Check availability at your address through Rogers, Primus, and the ISED National Broadband Internet Service Availability Map
Visit or contact a Costco kiosk to ask about current internet and bundle promotions in your region
Compare the promoted rate and bill credit against signing up directly with the provider
Ask about contract length and what the price becomes after any promotional period ends
Factor in provincial taxes when budgeting your total monthly cost

Conclusion

Costco internet in Canada isn't a service Costco provides directly — it's a set of member promotions through partners like Rogers and Primus, along with occasional Costco.ca online exclusives in select regions. Seniors and other members researching low-cost internet options are best served by checking what's actually available at their specific address, understanding that promotional bill credits are typically one-time rather than ongoing, and comparing the total cost against signing up directly with a provider.

Disclaimer

This article is for general informational purposes only. Costco's member promotions, and the pricing and eligibility requirements of partner providers such as Rogers and Primus, are determined by the respective companies and are subject to change without notice. Actual availability, pricing, and promotional terms vary by province, region, and current offer. This information does not guarantee eligibility, approval, or specific savings. Always verify current offers directly with Costco, Rogers, or Primus before signing up.

References

Costco Canada (https://www.costco.ca/)
Costco Mobility (https://mobility.costco.ca/)
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada – National Broadband Internet Service Availability Map (https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/high-speed-internet-canada/en)
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (https://crtc.gc.ca/)

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