Fido Speed Test - Check Fido Mobile and Home Internet Speed

Test your Fido internet speed in Canada

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Fido is a Canadian mobile carrier serving 1.4 million customers nationwide. A subsidiary of Rogers Communications, Fido offers mobile plans and 5G Home Internet as a wireless alternative to cable and fiber. Test your Fido mobile or home internet connection to measure actual download, upload, and latency performance.

About Fido

Fido, founded in 1996 as Microcell Telecommunications, was acquired by Rogers Communications in 2004. Fido operates as Rogers' value-oriented mobile brand, targeting younger and budget-conscious customers. With approximately 1.4 million subscribers, Fido uses the Rogers 5G and LTE network for nationwide coverage.

The brand is positioned between premium Rogers plans and budget Chatr offerings. Fido also offers 5G Home Internet as a fixed wireless alternative to traditional cable and fiber connections.

Fido Plans and Services

Fido offers several internet plans across different technologies and price points.

Fido is primarily a mobile carrier with plans ranging from $25 to $80 per month for smartphone service. 5G Home Internet plans range from $50 to $75 per month as an alternative to wired broadband. The 25 Mbps tier costs $50, 50 Mbps tier costs $60, and 100 Mbps tier costs $75.

All home internet plans include unlimited data and a WiFi gateway. Fido mobile plans include Data Overage Protection and roaming in the US and Mexico on select plans.

Fido Internet Plans

PlanSpeedPriceFeatures
5G Home Internet 25 fixed-wireless25 Mbps$50/month
  • 25 Mbps typical speeds
  • 5G/LTE network
  • Unlimited data
5G Home Internet 50 fixed-wireless50 Mbps$60/month
  • 50 Mbps typical speeds
  • 5G network
  • WiFi gateway included
5G Home Internet 100 fixed-wireless100 Mbps$75/month
  • 100 Mbps typical speeds
  • 5G Ultra coverage
  • Unlimited data

Prices and availability may vary by location. Contact Fido for current offers.

Mobile Data Settings

Need to configure your Fido mobile data? View the complete APN settings for Android and iOS devices.

View Fido APN Settings

Test Your Fido Speed

Run a free speed test to check if Fido delivers the speeds you are paying for. Test during peak evening hours for the most realistic results. Compare your results against Fido advertised speeds above.

Fido Speed Test FAQ

How fast is Fido home internet?

Fido 5G Home Internet offers typical speeds of 25 Mbps to 100 Mbps depending on your plan and 5G signal strength at your location. Actual speeds vary based on network congestion, distance from cell towers, and building materials. Peak speeds can exceed 200 Mbps in optimal 5G conditions. Unlike cable or fiber, wireless speeds fluctuate more significantly. Run a speed test to check your actual Fido home internet performance.

Is Fido the same as Rogers?

Fido is owned by Rogers Communications and uses the Rogers wireless network for all mobile and home internet services. Fido operates as Rogers' value-oriented brand with simpler plans and competitive pricing but fewer premium features. Network coverage and quality are identical to Rogers since both use the same 5G and LTE infrastructure. The main differences are pricing, plan structures, and customer service branding.

How do I test my Fido speed?

Use the speed test tool on this page to measure your Fido mobile or home internet download speed, upload speed, and ping latency. For mobile testing, ensure you have strong 5G or LTE signal and close background apps. For home internet, place your device near the Fido gateway for best results. Wireless speeds vary by location, time of day, and network congestion, so test multiple times for accurate averages.

How does Fido home internet compare to cable?

Fido 5G Home Internet offers speeds up to 100 Mbps while cable providers like Rogers and Shaw offer speeds up to 1.5 Gbps. Cable generally provides faster and more consistent speeds since wired connections are not affected by wireless signal conditions. Fido home internet requires no installation and works anywhere with 5G coverage, making it ideal for renters or temporary housing. Cable is better for heavy users, gaming, and households with multiple devices.

Last verified: February 6, 2026

Data source: Fido official website, Rogers Communications investor relations