If you're a new T-Mobile Home Internet customer, you can get a month on T-Mobile plus, up to $300 back when you sign up. All you need to do is use the code MONTHONUS to receive the credit. Note this is a limited-time promotion, though, so act sooner rather than later.Â
There's nothing worse than experiencing lag on your TV, laptop or other devices. But increasing Wi-Fi speeds often means increasing your internet bill. If you're looking to cut your home internet bill and enjoy faster speeds, we're fans of T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet.Â
This limited-time exclusive promotion from T-Mobile can help you save a decent amount. New T-Mobile Home Internet customers can get a month on T-Mobile. When you sign up, you can also get up to $300 back. Just remember to use the code MONTHONUS to receive the credit.Â
New customers who sign up online for T-Mobile 5G Home Internet get a month of Home Internet on T-Mobile through a bill credit. The Rely plan starts at $35 per month, the Amplified plan at $45 per month and the premium All-In plan at $55 per month.Â
As for the $300 credit, the Rely plan will score you $100 back, the Amplified plan $200 back and the All-In plan $300 back. The credit will be given to you through a virtual prepaid card. These internet plan prices apply to customers with a qualifying voice line who opt in to AutoPay.Â
As expected, the higher tiers have faster speeds and added perks. This includes a Wi-Fi 7 gateway as well as streaming benefits like Hulu and Paramount on the All-In plan.Â
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet runs on a 5G cellular network, though actual speeds depend on network conditions and data prioritization. You won't get stuck in an annual contract or a monthly equipment fee. If you're still hesitant, T-Mobile is offering a 15-day test drive to see how the service performs in your home.
Why this deal matters
Home internet plans are a steep monthly cost that is here to stay. These 5G Home Internet Plans start at $35 and offer decent speeds. With the up to $300 credit, you'll get a major discount, and that doesn't even include the month that T-Mobile is giving you.Â



