5G home internet has emerged as a real alternative to cable and DSL — and the major mobile carriers are offering aggressive pricing to win switchers. This page highlights current home internet deals from T-Mobile and Verizon, focusing on the bundle discounts that make these offers especially competitive.
Quick comparison
- T-Mobile Rely — $50/mo standard, $35/mo with mobile bundle.
- T-Mobile All-In — $70/mo standard, $55/mo bundled: Wi-Fi 7 gateway, mesh extender, 24/7 tech support, Hulu + Paramount+.
- Verizon 5G Home — $50/mo standard, $35/mo bundled (5G UWB network).
- Verizon 5G Home Ultimate — $75/mo standard, $60/mo bundled: ~1 Gbps where UWB allows, router upgrades after 3 years.
All four include unlimited data, gateway equipment, and no annual contract. Bundle pricing requires AutoPay and a qualifying postpaid mobile line.
Current T-Mobile promotions
- Up to $200 prepaid Mastercard rebate for new All-In customers ($100 on Rely).
- 15-day money-back guarantee.
- $15–$20 monthly bill credits when bundled with qualifying mobile plans.
- 5-Year Price Guarantee on fixed-wireless internet rates.
Current Verizon promotions
- Up to $500 early-termination-fee credit for switchers from competing ISPs.
- 3–5 year price guarantee depending on tier.
- Mobile + Home discount: $15/mo when bundled with any Verizon postpaid phone plan.
- Optional $10/mo perks: Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+, Netflix/HBO Max, or YouTube Premium.
How to choose
Three factors: which carrier serves your address (both offer eligibility checkers — run each), whether you can bundle with mobile (typically $15/mo savings), and how much speed you actually need — most households use under 200GB monthly, and standard tiers (50–300 Mbps) cover streaming, video calls, and normal home use. Premium tiers only pay off for heavy concurrent streaming, gaming, or WFH video demands.
Jean Gilles has researched personal finance, consumer technology, and wireless pricing for over a decade. He founded ShopCellPlans in 2019 and writes every review on the site.
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