Rural Internet With Real Support
Built to improve - not just exist
Rural internet needs are different — and that’s exactly what Xplore was built for.
Xplore provides internet service to homes and businesses where town and city providers don't reach. When new technologies are developed, Xplore integrates them into your system, creating a better standard for rural connectivity.
When you need support or service, Xplore can dispatch a technician to your home.
Fixed Wireless
4G and 5G towers with speeds of up to 100 Mbps to rural Alberta. Price based on a 24 month account credit.
Xplore FW 25 - $59.99
Xplore FW 50 - $74.99
Xplore FW 100 - $84.99
Wifi Router Included
Wireless connection to an Xplore internet tower through a module mounted on your roof and a cable into your home. Install Fee: $59
Fibre to the Premises
Speeds are symmetrical (same up and down). Wi-fi hub included. Prices based on a 24 month account credit.
Xplore Fibre 100 - $59.99
Xplore Fibre 500 - $74.99
Xplore Fibre 1000 - $89.99
Wifi Router Included
Area availability: Town of Sundre - open in select areas of town now, with additional areas opening soon. Install fee: $99.99
Quality doesn't need a contract
Simple terms - Honest service
Contracts keep us locked into packages and technologies even long after they are obsolete.
Xplore aims to keep you connected with on-going improvements, to-the-door service and options when you need them.
This advantage allows for package changes, equipment updates, new services and ending services you no longer need or want.
Customers use Xplore for
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Streaming TV and online services
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Working from home and homeschooling
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Calving cameras and remote monitoring
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Browsing, email, and staying connected
If you’re currently relying on cellular data or older satellite service, Xplore can be a major improvement.
What speeds can you expect
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up to 50 Mbps in most areas
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up to 100 Mbps in selected areas
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Speeds depend on distance, terrain and line of site to an internet tower
Internet service in rural areas depends on location - and we're upfront about that.
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Get the Local Advantage
Why sign up with us
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We handle everything — signup to installation
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Local installers who understand rural terrain
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Honest advice before and after installation
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We offer additional services you may need (ie: multi-building and outdoor wifi transmitters)
Unlike out-of-country providers, help is just a phone call away — and the installer knows your area.
Internet Code of Conduct
The Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has created the Internet Code of Conduct ("Internet Code" or "Code") so that consumers of internet services will be better informed of their rights and obligations contained in their contracts with internet service providers.
Your rights as an Internet consumer
The Internet Code establishes basic rights for all internet consumers. Under the Internet Code, customers have the right to:
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a contract that uses plain language and clearly describes the services you will receive and includes information on when and why you may be charged extra
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receive a "critical information summary", which explains the key elements of your contract in under two pages
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refuse a change to the key terms and conditions of your contract, including the services in your contract, the price for those services and the duration of your contract
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cancel your contract without the application of early cancellations fees if you do so within a defined trial period. At Xplore, all of our customers who subscribe to our services on a contract benefit from our 30-day-Money-Back-Guarantee: https://www.xplore.ca/legal/about-xplores-30-day-money-back-guarantee/
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receive notifications when you reach 75%, 90% and 100% of your data usage limits, along with information on overage charges and data usage monitoring tools.
The Code applies to all Internet services provided to individual customers by large facilities based internet service providers, in all provinces and territories, whether purchased on a stand-alone basis or as part of a bundle and whether purchased in person, online or over the phone. All service proiders to which the Code applies must comply with the Code. You can find more information about the Code at the following website: https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/internet/codesimpl.htm
