Canada has good coverage in cities but vast wilderness areas with no signal. An eSIM is perfect for visiting Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and other major cities.
Updated March 2026
Canada 3GB — 3 GB
Airalo offers the best value for Canada on the Rogers or Bell networks. Canadian mobile data is notoriously expensive for locals, making eSIMs an excellent deal for visitors.
Get this dealSide-by-side comparison of the best eSIM deals for Canada. Sorted by price.
| Provider | Plan | Data | Validity | Price | Price/GB | Network | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Deal Airalo | Canada 3GB | 3 GB | 30 days | £5.50 | £1.83 | Rogers / Bell | View |
| Airalo | Canada 10GB | 10 GB | 30 days | £16.00 | £1.60 | Rogers / Bell | View |
| Holafly | Canada Unlimited | Unlimited | 7 days | £19.00 | N/A | Rogers | View |
| Saily | Canada 5GB | 5 GB | 14 days | £8.99 | £1.80 | Bell | View |
| Ubigi | Canada 3GB | 3 GB | 30 days | £10.00 | £3.33 | Rogers | View |
| MobiMatter | Canada 5GB | 5 GB | 15 days | £10.00 | £2.00 | Bell | View |
Common questions about using an eSIM in Canada.
Airalo offers the cheapest Canada eSIM at £5.50 for 3 GB with 30-day validity on the Rogers or Bell networks.
Major towns like Banff, Jasper, and Lake Louise have decent coverage. However, hiking trails and backcountry areas in the Rockies have very limited or no signal.
Coverage in rural and remote Canada is limited, regardless of provider. Major highways between cities usually have some coverage, but wilderness areas are typically without signal.
If you are only visiting Canada, a country-specific plan is usually cheaper. If your trip includes the USA or Mexico, a North America regional eSIM can save money.
For a week in Toronto with maps, social media and messaging, 3 GB is usually enough. Toronto has free Wi-Fi in many cafes, hotels and public spaces.