Designed & Assembled
In The U.S.A.
Extended 120-day holiday return policy on new weBoost signal boosters*
Delivers great signal in your home with easy installation. Compact antenna/booster combo fits on any surface enhancing cellular signal for multiple devices.
Boosts cellular coverage for 1-2 rooms (up to 3,000 sq. ft.), ideal for small homes, apartments, dorms, and urban or suburban spaces.
Our best seller, prefect for rural, suburban, or urban areas. Covers up to 3 large rooms (up to 5,000 sq ft) with reliable talk, text, and data.
Our most powerful home solution. Provides superior whole home coverage up to 7,500 sq. ft. in rural, suburban, or urban areas.
Professional nationwide installation included. Provide superior whole home coverage up to 7,500 sq. ft. in rural, suburban, or urban areas.
Talk to our weBoost product experts and get a free personalized recommendation. Call us at 1-800-568-2723 or send us a message here.
It's a device that boosts or amplifies your weak 3G and 4G signals and then delivers the stronger signal to your cell phone.
All signal boosters come in complete kits. There's no WiFi needed, and ZERO ongoing fees. Once you purchase a booster, it's yours for life.
Yes, cell phone signal boosters work with all mobile phones that use any variation of 2G, 3G, or 4G service. Current cell phone boosters do not work with 5G signal, but will still boost talk and text. They also boost hotspot signal, which can translate into internet or parallel networks for your home or office.
Knowing the strength of your outside signal can save a lot of time and money when picking a cell phone signal booster for your home. If you have a strong outside signal, you will be able to get more out of a signal booster system. If you have weak outside signal, you will want to prioritize system power to cover as much area as you can.
Yes, all of the boosters we sell work with all major North American carriers in the USA and Canada.
For a complete explanation of frequencies of the top carriers in the US and Canada please read our blog post Frequencies by Provider.
