Execulink Telecom Reviews & Service Offerings

Execulink is by far one of the oldest telecommunications providers in Canada. Execulink is over a century old having been founded way back in 1904. Execulink boasts a very large number of providing service. It has provided its services to over 50,000 businesses both residential, and government based. This track record is in fact very impressive. Their headquarters can be found at 1127 Ridgeway Road Woodstock, Ontario N4V 1E3 Canada.

Not only does Execulink provide VoIP and internet services, it also does a lot of charity work! It has supported over 150 non-profit organizations and charitable organizations every year! As impressive as this may seem, it is important that we get down to the nitty-gritty and see what their service is like!

Execulink offers Cable internet plans which have download speeds of 5 Mbps to 150 Mbps. These are the usual speeds for basic residential internet service. The bandwidth limit for the plans goes from 40 GB per month, which is nothing based on today's standards to a more a reasonable amount of 400 GB. You could also have any plan with an unlimited option. Below we detail all four plans from Execulink Internet Cable options.

It shall be mentioned that Plans with a 40 GB, 150 GB or 400 GB monthly usage limit include Unlimited Usage between 2 am - 9 am - which is to say could be good more some Netflix or gaming nights!

Upon review and a close comparison of the Ultra plan to Altima Telecom 75 Mbps plan which is unlimited is we can see Execulink is a tad pricer. Altima's 75 Mbps Cable plan is $49.95 a month and Execulink Unlimited option is $64.99, Altima's plan is $15,04 cheaper. That is $180.48 you could be spending elsewhere. Even the 400 GB cap is more expensive at $57.99. However, in our review of the Execulink cable internet plans, we found these to be in general cheaper than Rogers and Cogeco. 

Execulink does offer a free usage time between 2 am to 9 am which is a great incentive that in actuality is a must have for any internet service provider. Between these hours no download or upload will go against your monthly limit. 

All in all the only disappointing factor would be the overage charge. Most internet service providers like Yak, NetFox, ElectronicBox and Zid internet all charge between $0.25 to $0.50 per GB, while Execulink is charging $1/GB Apart from the overage charge, Execulink offers well-rounded internet packages relative competitive monthly pricing. The bandwidth limit is certainly generous for most users and the addition of free usage time is a smart move. The only observation we had is to enhance the "unlimited" time for capped plans, this should really start earlier, say 11 pm.  

Features

Web Email Access:
Online Chat Support:
Feature 24x7 Support:
Unlimited Bandwidth:
Own Modem:
Rent Modem:
Combo Wireless Modem:
Fixed IP Available
DHCP IP
Extra Protection Plan
DSL
Cable
Email Accounts