Founding members

Become a founding member of Whollar.

Join to shrink your bill, to make this market explain itself, and to be inside before what's next goes public.

Create your account

Whollar is free to join for households. One short form and you're in.

At least 10 characters. A phrase you'll remember beats a short jumble.

Founding perks, locked in for joining now. Early access and first pick on every market we open next.

You're in.

Your spot is held. We'll text the moment bids land in your area.

What joining gets you

01 · FOR THE CURIOUS

Be first to what's next

Internet is chapter one. The next markets are already on our map, sealed until launch, and founding members hear it before a word goes public.

02 · FOR THE BELIEVERS

Let's make pricing honest, together

Honest pricing isn't a favour providers grant. It's what happens when enough households ask the same question at the same time.

03 · FOR THE SAVERS

New connection or a lower bill

Setting up a new place, or done overpaying at the old one? Either way, providers bid for your street and the group price is yours to take.

Stay tuned

You'll always hear it first

Launches & updates

New markets, new tools. Founding members hear it first, region by region.

Regulator & market watch

CRTC rulings, price moves and competitor plays, decoded in plain language.

Guides that take you forward

Reading a bill, timing a switch, knowing your rights. Our writing, minus the jargon.

FAQ

Questions, answered

When enough neighbours are in, your area's cohort opens and providers bid for the whole group. You'll see the winning offer in plain numbers. Say yes only if it's better than what you have.
No. Joining holds a spot and adds weight to your area's cohort. Whatever offer comes back, the decision stays with you.
Since June 12, 2026, providers can't charge activation, change or cancellation fees on internet plans (CRTC 2026‑43). Cohorts are also timed to renewal windows, so most members move when their promo was ending anyway.
Regions open in order of demand. Your postal code puts you in line, and every neighbour who joins moves your area up.