Could You Qualify for $1,000+ From T-Mobile?

Deals available with top-tier internet service

With the top-tier All-In Home Internet plan, your perks start with that sweet $300 digital gift card.

You also get a free rental of a Wi-Fi gateway and a Wi-Fi Mesh Access Point—that means T-Mobile’s fastest fixed wireless speeds, anywhere in your home.

An All-In Home Internet Plan rings in at $70 per month, already $7 less than the average cost of home internet in the U.S. You can drop that price to $55 per month if you bundle with any postpaid mobile phone line.

If you’re at least 55 years old and have a qualifying mobile line from T-Mobile, you can knock another $5 off the price of your internet service every month for a total of $20 in monthly savings.

What you get with other T-Mobile internet plans

The deals don’t end there. If you choose T-Mobile’s Amplified Home Internet plan, you could qualify for a $200 gift card and benefits like a free price-lock guarantee, and you’ll get priority home internet speeds and free Wi-Fi gateway rental.

If you decide on T-Mobile’s Rely Home Internet plan, you’ll enjoy that same free Wi-Fi gateway plus the price-lock promise, but your speeds may be deprioritized when the network is busy. And you won’t qualify for a digital gift card.

All three fixed wireless home internet plans from T-Mobile come with Magenta Status, which includes streaming service perks, cyber security features, extras like T-Mobile Tuesdays, travel and concert benefits, and more. Specific benefits depend on your plan, but the best way to find out what you can get is to download the T-Life app on your smartphone.

Here’s a look at how the home internet plans compare.

The digital gift cards are available only for digital orders, so shop online rather than visiting a retail store. Act fast because the offers expire on May 15, 2025.

My Take: Is the T-Mobile offer a good deal?

Like most home internet deals I write about, the latest offer from T-Mobile is worth it if you’re already considering finding a new internet provider. Who wouldn’t be pleased with an extra $200 or $300 in cash?

However, this offer is not necessarily a reason to switch if you’re happy with the service you already have. Cable and fiber internet service is more reliable than fixed wireless internet and may already cost less, for example. Plus, you may already enjoy benefits like free Wi-Fi equipment and multi-year price locks.

Furthermore, the promise of up to $750 in early termination fees is eye-catching, but none of the internet providers we write about charge fees that high. The highest cancellation fees I know of are from Viasat ($360) and Hughesnet ($400), and that’s only if you cancel at the beginning of your two-year contract.

If you decide to cancel with one of those satellite internet providers in favor of T-Mobile, definitely ask for the cancellation fee refund. Just know that your internet speeds from T-Mobile will only be as fast as its mobile service is where you live (and may be deprioritized relative to those mobile speeds). Take advantage of the 15-day Test Drive before you decide.

The bundling savings with this latest T-Mobile offer are similar to the gift card offer—not bad, but maybe not worth it. An extra $15 or $20 in your pocket every month is nice, but you’ll have to pony up for one of T-Mobile’s postpaid mobile plans to get the discount. The quiet part loud? You may be able to save even more every month by choosing a mobile plan from a non-premium provider that piggybacks on Verizon’s network as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO).

My top two choices for that right now are Xfinity Mobile and Spectrum Mobile, both of which offer internet and mobile bundle offers that may cost less and be more reliable than a T-Mobile bundle.