Which network does it use?
The product pages we read describe the Titan Pro as multi-carrier and describe the others as LTE or 5G routers. They do not give a coverage map for your address, so ask Homefi’s support which networks serve you before you order.
Is there a contract?
Homefi says there are no contracts or credit checks and that you can upgrade, downgrade or cancel any time. Plans are prepaid subscriptions charged up front each cycle, and billing cycle rules vary by purchase date, so read Homefi’s terms.
What is the device rental fee?
Homefi adds a monthly device rental fee at checkout. The amount is shown there, not on the plan listings, so check the total before you pay.
What if it does not work at my address?
Homefi says coverage is not guaranteed in all US locations. It offers a 7-day money-back guarantee counted from router delivery; after day 7 plan, rental, service fees, shipping and taxes are not refunded. Read the full terms on Homefi’s site.
What about heavy data use?
Homefi’s fair use policy says customers who use a high amount of data will experience reduced speeds. If several people stream or game every evening, choose a larger data tier.
How current are the prices?
We checked them on 22 October 2026. Homefi lists them as valid for new orders only, and prices can change at any time, so confirm on Homefi’s page before you order.
Do you earn money if I buy?
Yes, possibly. NimbleTel earns a commission on some products, at no extra cost to you. Homefi is a NimbleTel partner. This page covers one provider, so compare other options if you want the whole market.
We earn a commission on some products, at no extra cost to you. Homefi is a NimbleTel partner. Prices and offers change; checked on 22 October 2026.