Home internet

Home internet from the strongest carrier where you live. A MergeWiFi router connects over cellular to the strongest network at your address. Plug it in, join the Wi-Fi, and you're online.

Why it works at home

• The strongest carrier. Your router finds the strongest network where it's installed and connects on its own.
• One plan, one bill. One plan covers you whichever carrier the router uses. There's no SIM card to set up.
• Simple to set up. Plug in the power and give it a few minutes. Then join its Wi-Fi.
• Looked after remotely. Your partner can see how your router is doing remotely. Call them first if something seems off.

Get online

1. Check your address. Your partner checks coverage where you live before you buy.
2. Power it on. Plug in the router. Using a Mini? Charge it over USB-C and switch it on.
3. Give it a few minutes. It finds the strongest network and connects by itself.
4. Join the Wi-Fi. On your phone, laptop or TV, pick the network name and enter the password.

Pick your device

When a carrier struggles, your router changes carriers

With one carrier, failover only moves you to another tower on the same network, so when that carrier has a problem you're still down. MergeWiFi moves to a different, healthy carrier on its own, and nobody has to touch anything.

Good to know

How fast is it?

It depends on the signal where you live. That's why your partner checks coverage at your address first.

Can I lease the router?

Many routers can be leased, billed monthly with your plan. Ask your partner.

What does it cost?

Your MergeWiFi partner sets your price. Ask them for a quote, and about any limited-time offers.

Who do I call for help?

Your partner. They can check your router remotely. And leave the Reset button alone: it erases your Wi-Fi name and password.

Download the sheet

Ready to send to a customer or print.

Related: max-sales-sheet · mini-sales-sheet · customer-quick-start · customer-faq · install-and-antennas