To keep up with the competition, WiFiRents will need to lower their prices, drop the 5 GB cap or provide 4G devices from Sprint or Verizon.


To keep up with the competition, WiFiRents will need to lower their prices, drop the 5 GB cap or provide 4G devices from Sprint or Verizon.

WiFiRents has two price levels. One for broadband cards and a higher price for mobile hotspots. Compare here.

WiFiRents.com has 3 types of broadband cards & 1 mobile hotspot available to rent. Get the MiFi 2200 if it’s in the budget.

WiFiRents.com uses Verizon & AT&T devices, you’ll have access to 3G speeds and coverage respective to each network.

Like most mobile broadband rental companies, WiFiRents works in 4 steps. Here’s what it looks like [VIDEO].

WiFiRents hasn’t changed much in 2 years. The devices are the same (no 4G devices) and there’s still a 5 GB cap.
WiFiRents resells the service of AT&T & Verizon mobile broadband. As such, they also inherit their 3G speed & coverage.
WiFiRents provides mobile broadband rentals by reselling AT&T and Verizon’s mobile broadband. Rates are the same regardless of the device being rented.
WiFiRents offers flat weekly and monthly mobile broadband rental rates regardless of the device being rented. There is, however, a 5 GB cap.
WiFiRents has mobile hotspots, USB broadband cards, ExpressCards & PC Cards available for mobile broadband rental. Whether you’ve got an older or newer laptop, Windows or Mac, there’s a device here that’ll work with it.