Cloud Care Networks

On the move

Internet for RVs, vans and truck cabs

Campground and truck-stop Wi-Fi rarely works. Bring your own 5G connection and a roof antenna so you can work and stream wherever you park.

Working from a camper van at a lakeside campsite

What you need

  1. 5G hotspot or 12V router

    Hotspot for weekends, router for full-timers

    from $499.99

  2. Roof antenna or booster

    Adds signal at remote campsites

    from $49.99

  3. Unlimited plan

    Premium if you work from the road

    $75/mo

  • No contract
  • No credit check
  • Devices arrive pre-activated
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Which plan

Unlimited covers streaming and video calls. Full-time remote workers should choose Premium: never throttled, and it fails over between AT&T and Verizon, which widens coverage across regions.

  • Best fit for rv, van & truck

    Unlimited

    $75/mo

    Full-speed 5G up to 300GB/mo, then throttled for the rest of the cycle.

    Best for: Daily use: a small team, a vehicle, a household

  • Also a fit

    Unlimited Premium

    $95/mo

    Truly unlimited — never throttled, with AT&T & Verizon failover so you're always online.

    Best for: Primary internet, or anything that must stay up during a carrier outage

Kits above include this plan. First month is charged at checkout, then month to month.Compare plans

In the field

Where the hardware goes, and what it keeps running.

5G router on an RV cabinet shelf
Home internet that travels
Trucker video-calling family from the sleeper cab
Home, from the cab
Couple streaming inside an RV
Streaming at the campsite

How it works

Campground Wi-Fi is shared and slow, phone hotspots drop inside a metal body, and many plans throttle or cap hotspot data. Remote workers on the road need a connection they can count on.

  1. A roof antenna (or booster) picks up the strongest nearby signal.
  2. The router or hotspot shares Wi-Fi throughout the rig.
  3. Plans are month to month, so you can cancel when you stop traveling.
Antenna outside, router inside, Wi-Fi everywhere.
  • Cellular
  • Wired
  • Wi-Fi
  • Roof antenna to Cell tower: cellular
  • 5G router to Roof antenna: wired
  • 5G router to In the rig: wi-fi

Before you buy

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Questions

Will it work at remote campgrounds?

It works wherever there is cellular signal. A roof antenna or booster extends usable range, and Unlimited Premium can use either AT&T or Verizon.

Can I stop service in the off-season?

Plans are month to month with no contract, so you can cancel at the end of the season and start again later.

Does it work in a truck cab?

Yes. A 12V vehicle router with a roof or mirror-mount antenna works in a truck the same way it does in an RV. A hotspot is fine for lighter use.

Hotspot or router: which do I need?

A hotspot is fine for weekends. Full-timers and remote workers get better, steadier speeds from a 12V router with a roof antenna.

Do I need a cell booster?

A booster strengthens signal for every phone in the rig. If you only need internet, an antenna connected directly to the router is simpler.

Can I stream TV and take video calls?

Yes with good 5G or LTE signal. Choose an Unlimited plan so streaming does not hit a cap.

Why it matters

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