LIFINITY INTERNET

Internet access designed to choose the connection—not lock you to one provider.

Lifinity Internet is the data-first connectivity product for personal use, travel, home and business backup, IoT and eventually fixed-wireless, managed Wi-Fi and satellite access where approved partners make those lanes viable.

Status: Carrier onboarding / multi-provider catalog preview. Lifinity does not present a carrier-dependent service as purchasable until the selected provider, country, compliance, billing and fulfillment gates are actually approved.

Carrier onboarding / multi-provider catalog preview
LIFINITY INTERNETProvider-neutral by design
Country gatedMulti-provider core

BUILT NOW

The product layer is real even while external fulfillment remains gated.

Ready in platform

The Internet catalog now uses the shared Gigs + 1GLOBAL read-only provider layer instead of a single-provider path.

Ready in platform

Offers are classified for personal, travel, home backup, business backup, IoT, primary-home and remote-site use cases without inventing speed or coverage claims.

Ready in platform

Cellular eSIM/pSIM is the first launch lane; community Wi-Fi, fixed wireless and satellite remain explicit provider-onboarding lanes rather than vague future promises.

WHAT OPENS NEXT

Commercial activation follows evidence, not a marketing toggle.

Complete commercial onboarding with the first cellular Internet provider and validate Canada serviceability, activation, usage and support.

Run a controlled paid pilot only after provider approval and an explicit fulfillment release, then measure real activation success and connectivity quality.

Add a second production cellular provider, followed by fixed-wireless/Wi-Fi and satellite partners where they improve cost, reach or resilience.

Launch safeguards

Fail closed until the real dependencies exist.

A catalog plan cannot provision service; fulfillment remains a separate server-side mutation gate.

Lifinity never compares prices across currencies without an explicit conversion boundary.

Candidate providers cannot appear configured until their integration exists and their production lifecycle is approved.