oxio vs. Koodo
Koodo is Telus running a lower-key brand, and home internet feels like an afterthought next to its phone plans. oxio is built around internet first, with one flat rate instead of a bundle discount that depends on staying on three services.
What's actually different
- Internet is secondary to mobile at Koodo; oxio is internet-only, done properly
- Bundle discounts add complexity; oxio's price stands on its own
- Support stays digital and fast with oxio
Frequently Asked Questions About Switching From Koodo
The practical stuff, answered.
Most likely — oxio rides the same leased cable network as the major providers in your area, so coverage usually isn't the limiting factor. Check by postal code to see the plans available at your exact address.
Get Your Free MonthNo signup fee, no shipping charge, no equipment fee. The price you're quoted at checkout is the price on your first bill — nothing extra shows up once you're already a customer.
Get Your Free MonthUsually just a few days from signup to being online. Keep your Koodo service active until oxio is confirmed working, then cancel — that avoids any gap in your internet.
Get Your Free MonthReturn it through Koodo's own process once you've cancelled — oxio ships you its own equipment regardless, so there's no overlap or workaround needed.
Get Your Free MonthReady to leave Koodo behind?
Get your first month free when you sign up with oxio using this referral code.