The BoxyTech decision kit for paying for the internet plan, mesh and storage your home actually needs
A speed calculator tells you the speed you need. The price list is written by someone who would rather you bought the next tier up.
The Right-Size Home Tech Kit puts the size and the price side by side. Part 1 counts what your household runs at once on its busiest evening, prices your provider's tiers at their regular rates (in the worked example, moving from 500 to 300 Mbps saves $180 a year and still covers the busiest hour), measures your real peak before you switch, counts and places mesh nodes, sizes storage with a year of growth, and totals everything left running. Part 2 covers the provider call, buying once and setting up right, and a yearly review.
For households paying for home internet and gadgets; no provider or product is recommended and there are no affiliate links. With your purchase comes a personalised sheet with your speed, Wi-Fi and running costs.
What’s inside
Counting what runs at once on the busiest evening
Pricing the tiers you can actually buy
Measuring your real peak before you switch
Mesh: count the nodes, then place them
Storage sized for next year, not today
Everything left running, priced for the year
The provider call, buying once and a yearly review
Plan comparison, always-on ledger and savings summary
Bonuses: a quickstart, the provider call card and a placement checklist
A personalised sheet: your speed, Wi-Fi and running costs
Plus a second PDF, worked out for you
Run one of the free calculators first and buy from that page, and this sheet is computed from your own figures. Buy from here and the pack still arrives complete — the sheet simply has no numbers of yours to work from yet.
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