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How much is T-Mobile Home Internet?
T-Mobile Home Internet lists Rely at $60 a month, Amplified at $70 and All-In at $80, plus taxes and fees, as of October 27, 2026.[1] AutoPay takes $10 off each plan, and adding a T-Mobile voice line takes off $20 more, so Rely can drop to $30.[1] Offers shown can vary by address and account, so confirm yours.
| Plan | List price | With AutoPay | With AutoPay and a voice line | Typical download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rely | $60/mo[1] | $50/mo[1] | $30/mo[1] | 170 to 354 Mbps[1] |
| Amplified | $70/mo[1] | $60/mo[1] | $40/mo[1] | 170 to 498 Mbps[1] |
| All-In | $80/mo[1] | $70/mo[1] | $50/mo[1] | 170 to 498 Mbps[1] |
How fast is it? T-Mobile lists typical uploads of 12 to 55 Mbps on all three plans.[1] For Amplified and All-In, it says 25% of customers see speeds below the typical range.[1] Speeds can drop during congestion because of data prioritization, and they depend on the signal at your address.[1]
Every plan includes unlimited data, a gateway, no annual contract and a 15-day test drive.[1] T-Mobile says it won't raise your internet rate for five years; taxes and fees are not covered by that promise.[1] All-In adds extras such as streaming perks and a mesh Wi-Fi extender if you need one.[1]
Speed and price matter less if service at your home is weak. Our T-Mobile vs Verizon home internet guide shows how to compare the two at your address and use the trial window before you commit.
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Sources
- T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Plans. T-Mobile, 5G Home Internet Plans, accessed October 27, 2026. Plan prices with AutoPay and with a voice line, AutoPay terms, five-year rate promise, included features and typical download and upload speeds. ↩
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