The RV IT Guy is a vendor that provides remote technical support services targeted to the RV, cruising, nomad, and related communities. They also offer unlimited data plans in conjunction with their technical support service.
Plan Information
The service includes a pre-configured tech support "beacon" that acts as a Wi-Fi router and contains troubleshooting tools. The beacon allows US-based IT professionals to remotely troubleshoot devices on the customer's network. Customers with problems or technical difficulties can flip the help switch on the beacon, or call The RV IT Guy operations center for remote troubleshooting and assistance.
The service is subscription-based month-to-month service with no contract. The set-up price includes rental of the "beacon" so there is no equipment to purchase. When a customer cancels service, the RV IT Guy will send the customer a shipping label to return the beacon.
Currently Available Plans:
- $59/month (+ one-time $75 setup fee): Base service that includes remote IT support and a beacon to use with your existing internet connection.
- $99/month (+ one-time $195 setup fee): The base IT support service, a T-Mobile or AT&T Unlimited data plan, and an XR-2 extended range beacon with integrated cellular router. Free VPN included.
Plan Specifications:
- Carrier Networks Used: T-Mobile or AT&T
- Carrier Relationship: Reseller
- Plan Types Available: Data Only
- Device Types Permitted: Proprietary router
- Unlimited: Yes
- High Speed Mobile Hotspot Use: Yes
- Throttling: None
- Network Management: 50GB
- Video Streaming Resolution: 480p
- 5G Access: No
- Device Purchase Required: Yes
- Plan Period: monthly
- International Roaming: 5GB data per billing period in Canada/Mexico
- Domestic Roaming: Yes
- Data Roll Over: No
- Overage Charges: No
- Lines permitted per account: One
- Extras: None
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