Fizz Home Internet Referral Code: The Same $25 Bonus (Quebec)

Updated 2026-07-14 · fact-checked against official Fizz sources

Same code, same field, same bonus

Fizz’s official “Invite friends” page covers Home Internet the same as mobile: activate your first Fizz service with a member’s referral code and you get $25, the member gets $25. No site offers more — the “$40” still floating around elsewhere comes from a finished promo (the full story here).

The mechanics are identical to mobile:

• The code goes into the single field at checkout — the same field as promo codes, so the two can never stack. It’s typed by hand; no link can pre-apply it. Our guide shows exactly where.
• It must be entered before you submit your first order — never retroactively (the details).
• Your $25 bonus lands at your two-month anniversary, provided both your plan and the referrer’s are active at that moment.
• The plan must cost at least $20/month — a formality for Internet, where every tier clears that bar easily.

A useful detail during promo windows: for Internet, the bonus amount locks in on the date you subscribe and pick your installation appointment (for mobile, it’s the SIM activation date).

Fizz Internet tiers: approximate prices — your address decides

Fizz Internet is cable on the Videotron network. Per third-party listings (WhistleOut, July 2026), the range runs from about $40/month for 30 Mbps to about $68/month for 940 Mbps. A May 2026 increase added a few dollars to the mid and high tiers; existing members keep their price until they change plans. Treat these numbers as landmarks, not promises: Fizz renders the real price for your address, right in the checkout.

What’s included at every tier:

• Modem provided, no rental fee — no hidden $5/month like some providers.
• 15-day satisfaction guarantee.
• Installation scheduled at order time (that appointment is precisely what locks in your bonus amount).

Eligibility: the Videotron footprint decides

Fizz Internet exists only within the Videotron network footprint: Quebec and the Ottawa region. There’s no official city list to consult — the address check at the start of checkout decides, address by address. If yours isn’t serviceable, there’s no workaround; Fizz mobile, however, is available in five provinces (mobile plans).

Fizz TV: the add-on

Fizz TV starts from $9/month, pick-and-pay style (you choose your channels), but requires an active Fizz Internet plan. Adding TV doesn’t trigger an extra bonus — it’s an add-on to your account, not a new member.

One bonus per new member — not per service

This is the nuance that trips up the most people: the referral bonus is paid per new member, not per service. If you activate a mobile plan and an Internet plan when joining Fizz, you’re still one new member — one $25 bonus. And technically the question never even comes up: the code field only appears on your very first Fizz order. Add a second service later and the field simply doesn’t exist anymore.

Two Internet-specific pitfalls

1. The cancelled order. The official FAQ says it explicitly for Internet orders: if you cancel before activation, the code cannot be applied to a new order. Double-check your address and installation appointment before submitting.
2. The forgotten code. As with mobile, there’s no retroactive fix — customer service can’t help. Enter it before you pay, period.

Code refused at checkout? The real causes and their fixes.

Bottom line

Any valid referral code — a friend’s, a forum member’s, or the one on this page — earns the same $25 bonus on an Internet order. We verify the official amount daily (our methodology); enter the code in the single field before you submit, and the rest takes care of itself.

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