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Hundreds of households, one sealed bidding round, providers competing to serve you. We handle the switch. You just pick the winner.

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When enough neighbours join, bidding opens and providers compete to serve the whole group.

Internet providers Canadians are stuck choosing between

Bell Telus Rogers Oxio
The real problem

Sound familiar?

Canada ranks among the five most expensive countries in the developed world for home internet, and average bills have risen about 8% in two years.

Sources: CRTC · OECD
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r/telus · 4d ago
WildRosing

I swear agents now just hang up on you when they can't figure out what's going on

Support

I've had a few complicated issues recently, and I am now convinced that some agents who don't want to deal with problems just hang up on you and don't call back. I'm never rude, always patient…

↑ 71 ↓💬 24Share
r/telus · 7d ago
Intelligent-J29

Telus your straight up thieves.

Internet

$367.50 charged for a "Replacement Boost Wi-Fi 6" I never asked for. Tech showed up, swapped it without explaining the cost, then the invoice landed in my inbox days later. Total scam.

↑ 204 ↓💬 274Share
r/Bell · 22h ago
zeroprime85

Bell Loyalty is a joke

Mobility

Contract expired, called to lower my $75/mo plan. Rep said "that's the best we offer." Loyalty gave the same song and dance but tried to upsell me home internet 3 separate times…

↑ 28 ↓💬 34Share
r/Wealthsimple · 19h ago
anonymous

Frustrating onboarding experience with Telus Wealthsimple promotion

Mobility

Placed an online order for 4 lines. BYOD, so I expected a seamless process. Instead, nothing but roadblocks: unresponsive support, broken VIP-offer email, and three days lost so far.

↑ 25 ↓💬 14Share
r/telus · 2d ago
InkCredibleMom

Cancelling without a call

Mobility

I do not want to have a phone call with loyalty! Sent back the device, didn't port my number, have a new provider. Cancel my contract through chat — why is this so complicated?

↑ 4 ↓💬 7Share
r/telus · 3d ago
RecordingStill6702

Quick to get my money and slow to fix their mistakes

Support

Switching from Shaw to Telus. Asked for 1.5gb internet only. Got the order summary — TV, internet AND home phone, none of which I agreed to. Support's brave enough to ask if I want to keep it.

↑ 3 ↓💬 11Share
r/Bell · 1h ago
Key-Lifeguard-5540

I'm done with bell, changing providers asap

Rant

Connection around Brampton is totally unstable and they keep raising the price of my plan. They only offer 1 plan if you have your own phone — way too much data, way too expensive.

↑ 2 ↓💬 2Share

Your bill crept up, and you never noticed.

The promo ends, the price quietly jumps, and your neighbour pays half of what you do for the same line.

$20–40/mothe typical jump once your promo ends

The yearly call to “retention.”

Threatening to leave just to claw back a fair price. Every year. We do it for you instead, as a group.

Every 1–2 yrshow often you must do this just to hold a fair price

When the network goes down, everything stops.

In 2022, a single national outage took down internet, debit and credit payments, and some 911 access for the better part of a day.

12M+Canadians hit by the 2022 Rogers outage

The haggle ritual.

To hold a fair price you call “retention,” wait on hold, and threaten to leave. And after all that, a 38-minute call still might not save you a single penny.

~38 minaverage retention call (illustrative)
How it works

You do one thing. We do the rest.

On your own, you're bargaining blind. Providers know what every household pays, while you only ever see your own bill. That information gap is why people overpay. Join the campaign and it closes: we bring the full picture, and the value comes to you.

Two people relaxing together on a sofa at home, watching television in warm evening light.
Join the campaign That's your only job.
Your best priceOne clear, all-in monthly cost.
Switching, handledSign-up to set-up, sorted.
Service that lastsProviders held to a standard.
We watch the rulesNew schemes, applied for you.
Always onlineA separate-network backup line.
Never overpay againSo you never drift back up.
Why it works

One household has no leverage. Hundreds do.

A provider will happily let one unhappy customer walk. They won't walk away from 250 homes at once. We turn scattered, powerless individuals into a single account worth competing for, then make the contest sealed and fair.

Aerial view of a suburban residential neighbourhood with rows of houses along tree-lined streets.
You, alone“Take it or leave it.”
You + 249 neighbours“What can we offer to win you all over?”
Sealed bidding round
Why Whollar

Built different, on purpose.

Whollar Calling retention yourself Comparison sites Bill negotiators
Providers bid for you, not the other way around
Done-for-you switching
Re-checks every year, automatically
Outage backup included
What you pay $0 Hours of your time $0 Up to 50% of savings
Backup included

When the network goes down, you don't.

Every Whollar membership comes with a dormant backup eSIM on a different network than your home provider. It sits idle until the moment your home line drops, then switches on automatically so your work, payments, and calls keep running.

Activates the instant your home connection fails. No app, no setup.
Runs on a separate network from your main provider, so one company's outage can't take you fully offline.
Included free with every membership. It's just there when you need it.
12M+

Canadians lost internet, debit payments, and even some 911 access for the better part of a day during the July 2022 outage. Your backup is built for exactly that.

Backup data is a shared pool with a fair-use cap per outage (up to 10 GB / 72 hours), always provisioned on a different network family than your home ISP.

A person working from home on a laptop video call at a sunlit desk.
Home internet Online
Your home ISP's network
Whollar backup · independent network
Whollar backup eSIM Standby

You're online via your home network.

Quick estimate

What could you save?

An illustrative estimate based on average cohort outcomes. Your real number comes from live bids, and you're never obligated to accept it.

$40$160
You could save about
$200/ year
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Trust & safety

No catch. Here's the proof.

We never sell your data

Your bill details are used to get you offers, never sold, never shared with advertisers.

Encrypted end to end

Bank-level encryption protects everything you share with us.

Built for PIPEDA and Québec Law 25

Designed to meet Canadian and Québec privacy law from day one.

No obligation to accept

See your group's best price and walk away if you like. No pressure, no fee.

Founding members

Be one of the first cohorts in Canada.

Two children doing schoolwork together at a table at home.

Priority when bidding opensFounding cohorts go first the moment providers start competing in your region.

Shape what we buildEarly members guide the roadmap, and your feedback decides what comes next.

A direct line to usReach the team directly: real people, real answers, and your feedback is heard, never lost in a ticket queue.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Yes. Members pay $0. Providers pay us only when they win your cohort and your switch completes, never you.
Never. You see your group's best price and decide. If nothing beats what you have, you walk away free.
Your bill details are encrypted and used only to get you offers. We never sell or share them. Built for PIPEDA and Québec Law 25.
Every membership includes a dormant backup eSIM on a different network that activates the moment your home line drops.
Both national carriers and independent regional providers take part. Any provider that wants a whole cohort's business can compete.
Join the waitlist

Stop overpaying. Start with your postal code.

Free forever. No obligation. We'll tell you the moment a cohort forms near you.

The wholesale price on home internet.
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