Coverage from FCC Broadband Data Collection filings (Dec 2024 vintage), residential service — see the FCC’s map at broadbandmap.fcc.gov. Availability is address-specific within a ZIP.
Plans from $35/mo
Rely plan with AutoPay + any T-Mobile voice line; about $50/mo standalone. No equipment fees, no annual contract.
Check T-Mobile Home Internet directly for the price at your address — we do not sell T-Mobile Home Internet. Call us to compare the providers we can order: (833) 390-3014.
About T-Mobile Home Internet
Setup is genuinely self-serve: a gateway ships to you, plugs into power, and you’re online in minutes — no installer visit, no equipment fee, no annual contract. Higher tiers (Amplified, All-In) add speed and perks, and T-Mobile backs eligible plans with multi-year price guarantees. Like all fixed wireless, real-world speed depends on tower proximity and congestion at your address.
T-Mobile Home Internet plans & pricing
| Plan | Speed | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rely | typical 100–300 Mbps | $50 ($35 w/ voice line) | AutoPay; no contract |
| Higher tiers | faster typical speeds + perks | $55–$70 | price-guarantee eligible |
Indicative pricing: promotional rates, taxes and equipment may be extra, and offers vary by address. Confirm with T-Mobile Home Internet directly.
Strengths
- Widest non-satellite availability in FCC data
- No contract, no equipment fees, no data caps
- 15-minute self setup
- Multi-year price guarantees on eligible plans
Watch for
- Speed varies with 5G signal and congestion
- Not ideal for latency-critical competitive gaming
- Best price requires a T-Mobile voice line
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Call (833) 390-3014T-Mobile Home Internet — frequently asked questions
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