Do terms like “bandwidth” leave you out of the loop? Read our glossary to decode the jargon.

Got a question about usage or speed? See what other folks asked us about.

Noticed some changes? Find out what they mean – and how they help.

Here's how your online behaviour adds up.

We (like pretty much everyone else) measure usage in gigabytes.
A gigabyte is approximately 1,000 megabytes. In short, a lot of information.

Can't get your head around it? Think of it this way.

Each of these activities represents just one gigabyte of usage:

View 26,000 Web pages OR
Send 105,000 e-mails OR
Attach over 2,000 Microsoft Word documents (of about 10 pages each) OR
Receive up to 500 digital photos OR
Download more than 200 songs OR
Stream 18 hours of music from the Web OR
Download 1.5 movies (or 2/3 of a movie in high definition) OR
Play games online for 240 hours (or 10 days)

Rogers has the Internet service to match your needs. Compare the speed and usage allowances of our various services:

Service Chart

The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Ultra Lite and Lite customers who signed up prior to January 14, 2008 have a usage allowance of 60 GB.

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