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What Do You Actually Pay for T-Mobile Home Internet?

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T-Mobile Home Internet costs $50, $60 or $70 a month with AutoPay, depending on the plan, and $15 less if you also have a T-Mobile phone line. The plan price is locked for five years, but taxes and fees aren't, and there's a one-time connection charge when you sign up. Here's the full picture: every plan price, the extra charges, and our math on what you'll actually pay in year one and over five years with T-Mobile Home Internet.

$50, $60 or $70 a month with AutoPay for Rely, Amplified or All-In, or $35 to $55 with a T-Mobile phone line. Add a one-time Device Connection Charge (about $35) plus taxes and fees, which the 5-Year Price Guarantee doesn't cover. With T-Mobile's current promo, Rely works out to about $485 in year one by our math.

Plan prices and promo from t-mobile.com, checked October 8, 2026. The $35 connection charge is listed in T-Mobile's broadband labels checked October 8, 2026; confirm any waiver at checkout.

T-Mobile Home Internet plan prices

PlanWith AutoPayWithout AutoPayWith a T-Mobile voice lineTypical download
Rely$50/mo$60/mo$35/mo170 to 354 Mbps
Amplified$60/mo$70/mo$45/mo170 to 498 Mbps
All-In$70/mo$80/mo$55/mo170 to 498 Mbps

T-Mobile prices from t-mobile.com as of October 8, 2026. Typical speeds as listed on t-mobile.com on October 7, 2026; uploads are typically 12 to 55 Mbps. The voice-line price assumes AutoPay. Taxes and fees extra.

All three plans include unlimited data (speeds may slow during congestion, with further prioritization after more than 1.2 TB in a month), the 5G gateway (no monthly equipment fee), free shipping, no annual contract and a 15-day test drive. T-Mobile's 5-Year Price Guarantee covers the plan price, not taxes and fees.

The extra charges to plan for

ChargeAmountNotes
Device Connection Charge$35 one timeCharged when you activate. Check the amount at checkout.
Gateway$0/moIncluded; return it if you cancel
Setup and shipping$0Self-setup in about 15 minutes; free shipping; confirm delivery timing at checkout
Taxes and feesVaries by addressNot covered by the 5-Year Price Guarantee
Missing AutoPay+$10/moThe AutoPay discount is $10 on every plan

T-Mobile prices from t-mobile.com as of October 8, 2026. The $35 Device Connection Charge is listed in the current broadband labels; confirm it and any waiver on your order summary.

T-Mobile is also raising its Regulatory Programs & Telco Recovery Fee on October 12, 2026 for voice lines and mobile internet lines. Home Internet terms also list this fee for affected accounts, with $2.60 effective October 12. Check whether your account pays it on the order summary and next bill. Details: T-Mobile's October 2026 fee increase.

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What you'll actually pay: our year-one and 5-year math

T-Mobile is currently advertising a month of service on us, plus $100 back on Rely and Amplified or $200 back on All-In (T-Mobile says it arrives within 7 weeks); see how that compares in our October 2026 internet deals roundup. Here's what that works out to with AutoPay:

PlanYear one, no phone lineYear one, with a T-Mobile voice line5 years, no phone line
Rely$485$320$2,885
Amplified$595$430$3,475
All-In$605$440$3,965

Our math as of October 8, 2026: 12 (or 60) months of the AutoPay price, minus one free month, plus the $35 connection charge, minus the $100 or $200 back. For example, Rely is $50 x 12 = $600, minus $50, plus $35, minus $100, which equals $485. Excludes taxes, recurring fees and the separate phone bill. These illustrative totals assume eligibility for both offers, successful redemption, retained AutoPay and the qualifying phone line where shown. The rebate requires online activation and timely code registration; the free-month credit requires its checkout code and arrives later. Some discounts cannot be combined, so confirm your actual offer before relying on this total. Promos are limited time.

All-In costs $20 more a month than Rely. Under the illustrated rebate assumptions, over five years it ends up $1,080 more, but it includes extras T-Mobile values at about $41 a month.

Is All-In worth the extra $20?

T-Mobile lists these values for what All-In includes:

All-In extraValue T-Mobile lists
Hulu (With Ads)$11.99/mo
Paramount+ Essential$8.99/mo
Advanced Cyber Security$7/mo
Mesh Wi-Fi access point$5/mo
Assurant TechPro support$8.25/mo
Total listed value$41.23/mo

Values from t-mobile.com as of October 8, 2026; total is our math. All-In also adds a gateway upgrade after year three.

Our take: if you would otherwise pay for both Hulu and Paramount+ ($20.98/mo at T-Mobile's stated comparison values), the included subscriptions approximately offset the extra $20 monthly plan cost. Activation and subscriber eligibility restrictions apply, and you also get faster typical speeds and the mesh point. If you don't want those streaming services, Rely or Amplified is the better buy. See TV options for T-Mobile Home Internet.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is T-Mobile Home Internet per month?

$50 (Rely), $60 (Amplified) or $70 (All-In) with AutoPay, or $35, $45 or $55 with a T-Mobile voice line. Prices as of October 8, 2026, plus taxes and fees.

Does T-Mobile Home Internet have hidden fees?

There's a one-time Device Connection Charge (about $35), and taxes and fees aren't covered by the 5-Year Price Guarantee. There's no monthly equipment fee.

Is T-Mobile Home Internet's price locked?

The plan price is locked for five years. Taxes and fees can change.

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