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T-Mobile Deepens Its Promise of Fastest 5G Internet With Same-Day Delivery, Powered by DoorDash
The provider is reimagining what having the fastest home internet can look like.
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In December 2025, T-Mobile implemented same-day phone delivery, powered by DoorDash as part of its 15-Minutes to Better program, the mobile provider’s effort to make switching carriers quicker and easier than ever. Now, T-Mobile Home Internet is continuing its DoorDash partnership by similarly offering same day delivery of its 5G Gateway, the small wireless device (used to power 5G home internet) that combines the capabilities of a modem and router (used to power traditional cable internet).
To get T-Mobile’s fastest internet[1] — now available with same-day delivery powered by DoorDash — customers can take advantage of the new program that launched on April 9. Simply select the T-Mobile 5G Home Internet plan that’s best suited to your needs (more on each option below), with plans starting as low as $35 per month.[2] Once the order is placed, you can track their same-day 5G Gateway delivery in real-time. Once the Gateway device arrives, T-Mobile’s focus on speed and simplicity continues with a simple 15‑minute self‑install, one of the biggest draws of 5G home internet vs. cable.
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Beyond the internet provider’s new DoorDash partnership, T-Mobile is enticing customers to make the switch with a variety of other unique benefits. First, T-Mobile offers a 15-day worry-free test drive, meaning new users can test T-Mobile 5G Home Internet with no penalty. Plus, for customers who are currently under Big Cable contracts, T-Mobile will pay off any early termination fees up to $750.[3] And with the provider’s five-year price guarantee, customers who sign up now will have their rate locked in for at least five years, exclusions like taxes and fees apply.
As for choosing which T-Mobile 5G Home Internet plan is the right fit, the three offerings are Rely (the most affordable), Amplified (extra value) and All-In (the best value). The plans start at $35 per month, $45 per month and $55 per month, respectively, which already includes a $15/month discount when bundling with voice and AutoPay, plus taxes and fees.
While cable internet relies on wired connections, 5G instead uses the same cellular network as mobile phones to provide reliable connectivity where wires can’t reach. Check your address’s 5G eligibility here, and visit T-Mobile’s Home Internet landing page to further compare the Rely, Amplified and All-In plans, and to take advantage of DoorDash’s same-day 5G Gateway device delivery.
1. Based on Ookla Speedtest Intelligence® data, 2H 2025. All rights reserved.
2. with voice and AutoPay. Plus, taxes and fees.
3. via virtual prepaid card. Allow 14 weeks from rebate submission.
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