IPTV Toronto — Every Game,
Every Channel, In 4K
From a condo tower on the waterfront to a semi in Scarborough, Toronto streams with Digiwave: 48,000+ live channels and 200,000+ movies & shows, delivered over the internet you already have — no cable box, no installation appointment, no $150 Rogers bill.
Built for How Toronto Actually Watches
Toronto is Canada's most connected — and most expensive — TV market. Here's why households across the GTA are cutting the cord.
The math is brutal
A full cable package in the GTA easily passes $100/month before sports add-ons. Our plans start at $6.67/month — for more content, not less.
Sports without compromise
Leafs on a Saturday, Raptors on a Wednesday, Jays all summer — multiple HD feeds per game with full guide and catch-up, all included.
A lineup as diverse as the city
Channels in dozens of languages mean one subscription covers the whole household — from Hockey Night to news from back home.
Watch on the commute
Union to Oakville is 40 minutes — a full period of hockey on your phone. Your subscription travels anywhere in the city and beyond.
What Toronto Watches With Digiwave
Not a vague promise of "thousands of channels" — here's what the lineup means for a Toronto living room.
A season ticket for the couch
- Every Maple Leafs game — multiple feeds, HD & 4K
- Every Raptors game, all season long
- The full Blue Jays summer, home and away
- Toronto FC and the complete MLS slate
- NHL around the league — for scouting the competition
- NFL Sundays, Premier League mornings, F1 weekends
Beyond the games
A library of 200,000+ movies and series on demand — new releases, classics, and complete box-sets — replaces two or three streaming subscriptions on its own. Add kids' channels for the morning rush and international news for the dinner table, and one login quietly becomes the whole household's TV plan.
Hosting game night? Multi-device plans give each screen its own login — the Leafs in the living room, the Raptors in the den, zero fighting over one stream. See our multi-connection plans for 2 to 5 screens.
Will It Run on Your Toronto Internet?
Short answer: yes. Here's the practical checklist before your free trial.
1. Check your speed
You need just 15 Mbps for HD, 25 Mbps for 4K per screen. Bell Fibe, Rogers Ignite, Beanfield or a condo bulk provider — nearly every GTA connection clears this easily. Busy building Wi-Fi at 8pm? An ethernet cable to the TV ends the debate.
2. Pick any device
Smart TV, Firestick, Android box, Apple TV, phone or laptop — if it's in your condo, it's supported. Our step-by-step tutorials cover every one of them.
3. Five minutes to live TV
Pay by Interac e-Transfer, get your login by email within minutes, follow the guide for your device — most Torontonians are watching before the kettle boils.
Toronto is just the start. Digiwave is an IPTV Canada service — the same 48,000+ channels, 99.9% uptime and bilingual 24/7 support serve households from coast to coast. New to IPTV entirely? Our homepage explains how it works in plain English, and the free 24-hour trial proves it on your own screen.
Toronto Prices, Without the Toronto Markup
Every plan includes everything — all channels, the full VOD library, HD & 4K, and 24/7 support. Longer just costs less.
$19.99/mo
Only $11.66/mo
Only $8.33/mo
Only $6.67/mo · Best value
IPTV in Toronto — Quick Answers
What Torontonians ask us before switching.
Almost certainly, yes. Whether you're on Bell Fibe, Rogers Ignite, or a building-wide bulk provider like Beanfield, you only need 15 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K per screen — a fraction of what most Toronto connections deliver. Shared condo Wi-Fi gets busy in the evenings, so if you can plug your TV in by ethernet, even better.
That's the whole point. You get multiple broadcast feeds per game in HD and 4K, plus a full TV guide and catch-up so a late meeting doesn't cost you the first period. Hockey, basketball, baseball, TFC — the complete Toronto sports calendar in one subscription.
Beautifully. Alongside Canadian and US channels, the lineup includes international channels in dozens of languages — so grandparents, kids, and everyone in between find their programs on the same subscription. It's one of the biggest reasons Toronto households switch.
Do your own math with real numbers: a typical GTA cable bundle with sports runs $100–150/month. Our 1-year plan works out to $6.67/month for one device, or take a multi-device plan and it's still a fraction of one cable bill. For most Toronto households, the yearly saving lands somewhere between $1,000 and $1,700.
Firesticks and Smart TVs lead by a wide margin — both set up in about five minutes with our tutorials. Android boxes are popular in multi-generation households, and nearly everyone adds the phone app for the commute. Whatever's plugged into your TV right now almost certainly works.
Tonight. Pay by Interac e-Transfer, get your login by email within minutes, follow our setup guide for your device, and you're streaming before the intermission ends. If anything snags, our 24/7 support walks you through it live.
Toronto, Your Remote Is About to Matter Again
Try Digiwave free for 24 hours — long enough for a Leafs game, a movie, and a verdict.