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Answer three quick questions about your building and signal, and we'll point you to the right kit. No spec sheet required.
1 Where do you need coverage?
2 What is your outdoor signal like?
3 Where are nearby towers located?
Your recommended kit appears here once you've answered all three questions.
Let's look at it together
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The problem
If your phone works in the driveway but drops calls in the kitchen, your building is blocking signal that already reaches your property.
One bar by the window. No bars at the desk.
Your carrier's tower delivers usable signal to your roof, yard or driveway.
Each layer strips away strength before it reaches your phone:
It captures signal outside, before your building weakens it, then amplifies and redistributes it inside.
How it works
Every Beam Boost kit is a complete system that moves your outdoor signal indoors.
The high-gain outdoor antenna locks onto your carrier's existing tower signal, even weak signal in rural or hilly terrain.
Capturing weak signals
The Beam Pro booster amplifies the received signal with up to 72 dB gain and sends it to your indoor antennas.
Amplifying signal strength
Panel and 360° indoor antennas rebroadcast the amplified signal through your rooms, boosting both incoming and outgoing calls, texts, and data.
Full bars on every floor
Outdoor antenna on the roof, booster inside near power, indoor antennas placed where reception matters. One cable path connects the whole system.
Where it helps
Improve targeted indoor reception where distance and building materials weaken an already limited outdoor signal.
Use multiple indoor coverage points to distribute improved signal through selected areas.
Stay reachable off the beaten path — one system can serve the house, barn and shop.
Bring available outdoor reception past steel walls and roofing that block cellular signal indoors.
Fix the below-grade dead zone so calls hold where you actually work.
Keep crews, scanners and hotspots connected across big, signal-hostile floors.
Full-spectrum coverage
A single-band booster only helps if it happens to match the one band your carrier uses at your address. Beam Boost amplifies all eight, so it works no matter which one your phone is on.
Voice and data in and around towns
High-speed LTE and 5G data
Core voice and rural data
Long-range rural coverage
Long-range rural coverage
Long-range rural coverage
Extended voice and data capacity
Extended high-speed data
Cricket, Visible, Metro, Mint, Google Fi, Straight Talk, Consumer Cellular, Xfinity Mobile and Spectrum Mobile all run on the four networks above, so the same bands apply.
Supported LTE bands: B2, B4, B5, B12, B13, B17, B25, B66. Supported 5G NR bands: n2, n5, n12, n13, n25, n66. Band 71, 2.5 GHz, C-band and mmWave 5G are not amplified. Which bands your phone uses depends on your carrier and location. Carrier names and logos are the property of their respective owners and do not imply endorsement.
Smart signal control
Two built-in systems keep your signal clean and steady around the clock, with no dials to adjust and nothing to babysit.
The booster reads how strong your outside signal is and adjusts its own power to match. Weak signal outside gets the full boost; strong signal gets dialed back so it never overloads. You get steady bars whether the tower is busy at rush hour or quiet at midnight.
If the amplified signal ever gets too hot, ALC automatically eases it back to keep everything clean and interference-free. That keeps your calls clear, protects nearby towers, and keeps the booster running within FCC limits without you touching a thing.
The antenna system · Part A
Both antennas mount on the roof, aimed at open sky. In a mixed-network household, aim one antenna at a Verizon tower and the other at a T-Mobile or AT&T tower, so every phone on every carrier gets a stronger connection. Or aim both at the same tower, which can improve the received signal from that tower for more stable coverage inside.
Dual antennas do not create signal — they help capture available outdoor signal more effectively when installed correctly. Carrier names shown as examples; results depend on outdoor signal conditions at your location.
The antenna system · Part B
Broad distribution around a central location — ceiling-mounted, radiating in every direction.
More directional coverage aimed toward selected rooms — wall-mounted, pointing where you need it.
The antenna system · Part C
Band controls let you fine-tune or step down an individual band if a nearby tower is overloading it, without affecting the other bands.
The honest comparison
Basic boosters can look similar in a search result. The meaningful differences become clear during installation and everyday use.
| Decision factor | Beam Boost | Typical basic booster |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency bands covered | Beam Boost Eight bands, so it works whichever one your carrier uses at your address B2 B4 B5 B12 B13 B17 B25 B66 | Typical basic booster Often one or two bands, which only helps if it happens to match your carrier |
| Outdoor antenna flexibility | Beam Boost One or two high-gain, aimable outdoor antennas | Typical basic booster Usually one fixed outdoor antenna |
| Signal gain | Beam Boost Up to 72 dB downlink gain, with dual 15.9-inch outdoor antennas on Pro Dual | Typical basic booster Commonly 60 to 65 dB |
| Gain control | Beam Boost AGC and ALC adjust the boost automatically as tower conditions change. Manual gain control is there too, with a 30 dB range in 1 dB steps | Typical basic booster May shut down instead of adjusting when the input signal is too strong |
| Indoor antenna choices | Beam Boost Panel antenna plus 360-degree ceiling antenna | Typical basic booster Often supplied with one basic indoor antenna |
| Large-building suitability | Beam Boost Coverage options up to 10,000 sq. ft.* | Typical basic booster Frequently designed for a room or smaller area |
| Setup feedback | Beam Boost Dual LCD showing live signal by band down to -90 dBm, plus on-screen install errors with the fix | Typical basic booster May provide only a basic indicator light |
| Complete kit components | Beam Boost Cables, splitters and mounting hardware included | Typical basic booster Some components may be sold separately |
| Support | Beam Boost U.S. phone support and lifetime product support | Typical basic booster Support options vary by seller |
| Warranty | Beam Boost Two-year product warranty | Typical basic booster Warranty period varies |
| Trial period | Beam Boost 30-day money-back guarantee | Typical basic booster Return policies vary |
Customer-reported result
0.94 to 27.91 Mbps
Download speed measured at one customer installation before and after Beam Boost. Results vary based on outdoor signal, building materials, antenna placement and carrier conditions.
*Coverage and gain figures are maximums that depend on outside signal strength, building materials and antenna placement. Gain is stated as maximum downlink (72 ±2 dB); uplink gain is 65 ±2 dB. Comparison reflects typical published specifications for basic consumer signal boosters. Individual competing products vary.
DIY installation
No technician, no configuration. Most installations take an afternoon.
Walk your roofline or eaves and check where your carrier's signal is strongest. A signal-map app helps you aim toward the nearest tower.
Fix the indoor panel antenna to an interior wall with the included bracket, ideally high and central to the rooms you want covered. Keep it clear of large metal surfaces so the signal spreads evenly.
Run the cables, connect the booster, and place indoor antennas near the center of the coverage area or your weakest rooms.
Typical tools
Drill, wrench, ladder — mounting hardware is included.
Mounting
Wall, eave or existing-mast mounting with included brackets.
Cable routing
Route coax through an eave, vent or wall pass-through. Max 200 ft total.
Stuck?
U.S. support: +1 (747) 281-2317.
Beam Pro · All Bundles · support@beamboost.us
Check your bundle contents before starting installation
Tip: Cables are interchangeable — use any included cable on any antenna as long as you maintain the required separation between indoor and outdoor antennas.
Four checks that determine whether your install succeeds
| Step 1 | Find the outside area with the strongest signal |
| Step 2 | Mount and point the outdoor antenna |
| Step 3 | Place the inside antenna and booster |
| Step 4 | Connect the booster with the antennas |
| Step 5 | Power up the booster and optimize |
The most critical step — it determines the performance of the entire system
Using your phone, identify the outside location with the strongest signal for your outdoor antenna. Generally this is above the roofline, on the side facing your nearest cell tower, as high as possible — where the antenna can "see" the tower. To find your nearest cell tower, use the OpenSignal mobile app (iOS & Android).
Coverage area is directly related to the strength of the incoming signal at the outdoor antenna. Bars are not a reliable measure — the best confirmation is the ability to place and hold a call.
| Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|
| -50 dB | Excellent signal strength |
| -120 dB | No service |
| Rule | Closer to zero = better. Decibels are measured in negatives. |
Separation, mounting hardware, and aiming at your cell tower
Pole mounting is preferred — easier to adjust toward the cell tower. Mounting on an existing roof exhaust pipe is a good time-saver. Watch out for power lines.
Point both at one carrier’s tower for better gain, or point each antenna at a different carrier’s tower to use two cell networks.
Where to put the indoor antenna and the booster unit
Mount the dome-shaped Omni / 360 ceiling antenna pointing downward to avoid interference with the outdoor antenna. Never aim indoor and outdoor antennas toward one another.
Each bundle varies slightly — see the Connection Diagrams on the next page
Point both at one network carrier for better gain, or point each outdoor antenna at a different carrier’s tower to use two cell networks.
Wiring layout for each Beam Pro bundle
TIP: Use the included cables however you like, as long as you maintain the distance between indoor and outdoor antennas. For example, you can use a 50′ outdoor cable with an indoor antenna. To extend cable length you can also use one cable to connect both outdoor antennas using a splitter at the outside end.
Fine-tune the outdoor antenna direction for maximum signal
Common issues and how to resolve them
Make sure the indoor and outdoor antennas are not facing each other or close to each other. Then remove the power supply and connect it again.
Yes. You can add up to 200′ of COAX cable in the system for outdoor and indoor antennas.
If you are mounting 2 outdoor antennas on a pole pointing in the same direction, stack them vertically (one above the other) rather than side by side.
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Beam Boost comes with a complete kit ready to Install:
To add extra cables to your order click on Add To Cart and add extra cables from Checkout Page after placing order OR Contact Us
2 Year Product Warranty
$597.89
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Beam Boost comes with a complete kit ready to Install:
To add extra cables to your order click on Add To Cart and add extra cables from Checkout Page after placing order OR Contact Us
2 Year Product Warranty
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Beam Boost comes with a complete kit ready to Install:
To add extra cables to your order click on Add To Cart and add extra cables from Checkout Page after placing order OR Contact Us
2 Year Product Warranty
Choose your system
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Beam Boost comes with a complete kit ready to Install:
To add extra cables to your order click on Add To Cart and add extra cables from Checkout Page after placing order OR Contact Us
2 Year Product Warranty
$597.89
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Beam Boost comes with a complete kit ready to Install:
To add extra cables to your order click on Add To Cart and add extra cables from Checkout Page after placing order OR Contact Us
2 Year Product Warranty
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Beam Boost comes with a complete kit ready to Install:
To add extra cables to your order click on Add To Cart and add extra cables from Checkout Page after placing order OR Contact Us
2 Year Product Warranty
How we compare
Budget boosters cut band coverage and gain. Premium brands charge four figures for a single outdoor antenna. Beam Pro Dual out-covers both and costs less than either.
Swipe the table sideways to compare →
| Beam Pro Dual 8-Band | Premium brand booster | Budget booster | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical price | $597.89 | $1,000 and up | $400 to $600 |
| Max coverage | 10,000 sq ft | 7,500 sq ft | 4,000 to 10,000 sq ft |
| Outdoor antennas | 2 included | 1 | 1 |
| Max downlink gain | 72 dB (1900 / AWS) | 72 dB | 65 dB |
| Frequency bands | 8 bands | 5 to 8 bands | 4 to 5 bands |
| Indoor antennas | Panel + 360° omni | 1 panel | 1 panel |
| Aim at two towers at once | Yes | No | No |
| Carriers boosted | All, simultaneously | All, simultaneously | All, simultaneously |
| FCC certified | Yes | Yes | Varies |
| Money-back guarantee | 30 days | 30 days | 30 days |
Comparison reflects typical published specifications for consumer home signal boosters in each price tier as of August 2026. Individual products vary and prices change. Coverage and gain figures are maximums that depend on outside signal strength and installation.
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Get everything needed to improve your home’s cellular signal, backed by dependable support and purchase protection.
Return your system within 30 days if it does not improve your signal or meet your expectations.
Every Beam Boost bundle is protected by a two-year product warranty for added peace of mind.
Your complete Beam Boost installation kit is shipped directly to your home at no additional shipping cost.
Follow the included installation guide or contact the support team whenever you need assistance.
One-time purchase · No monthly subscription · Complete installation kit
For stronger signal gain, one outdoor antenna is usually enough when the outside signal is already strong. However, if the outside signal is weak, using two outdoor antennas is recommended for better reception and improved performance.
A dual outdoor antenna setup can also help connect to multiple carrier towers at the same time, giving you better coverage and more reliable signal across different networks.
Yes, Getting full signal bars is real as long as you have some signal strength outside the house/building. Beam Boost Signal Booster can boost the weakest signals and instantly give you strong signal bars.
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Compatible with all major US carriers and devices.
Also works with Cricket, Visible, Metro, Mint, Google Fi, Straight Talk, Consumer Cellular, Xfinity Mobile and Spectrum Mobile.
Supported bands:
Frequencies: 700 MHz (12, 13, 17), 850 MHz (5), AWS 1700/2100 MHz (4, 66), PCS 1900 MHz (2, 25)
Band 71, 2.5 GHz, C-band and mmWave 5G are not amplified.
There is no need to connect it to a phone or cellular device as the Beam Pro Booster is a Plug n Play solution for boosting cell signals. Simply complete the installation and the Beam Pro Booster will start boosting your cell signal immediately.
Yes. The Beam Boost bundle includes everything you need to install and boost signals. With an easy step-by-step installation guide, Beam Boost cell phone booster kits are designed for self-installation.
Here is a Link to an Installation Manual
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Each bundle includes everything you need for a complete setup:
Beam Home Bundle 1
Beam Pro Bundle 2 – 5G
1x 4G LTE/5G Signal Booster
Beam Pro Bundle 3 – 5G (Dual Outdoor Antennas)
1x 4G LTE/5G Signal Booster
Yes, You can add cable to the system at checkout
To add extra cables to your order contact us via Live chat or E-mail us at support@beamboost.us
No, the Mounting pole isn’t included in the bundle as most user doesn’t need one.
You can add a mounting pole to your order on Checkout Page or by visiting https://beamboost.us/shop/mounting-pole-for-outdoor-antennas
With a dual outdoor antenna, you can use multiple networks simultaneously. Beam boost will be able to receive signals from multiple cell towers in different directions with multiple outdoor antennas.
Dual Indoor Antenna
A dual indoor antenna can broaden your coverage by allowing signals to pass through building materials that block them. In order to ensure coverage on multiple floors or in large homes, a second antenna is highly recommended
Dual Outdoor Antenna
Beam boost will be able to receive signals from multiple directions with multiple outdoor antennas to work with multiple network carriers. Additionally, Dual outdoor antennas make it easier to catch weak signals.
You can use up to 50 cellular devices simultaneously with Beam Boost Cellular Signal Booster
This cell phone booster is designed for both commercial and residential use..
Carriers: | Supported Bands |
AT&T | 700 MHz: Bands 12/17/29 700 MHz: Band 14 (FirstNet) 850 MHz: Band 5 1900 MHz: Band 2 1700 MHz /2100 MHz: Bands 4/66 850 MHz: Band n5 |
Verizon Wireless | 700 MHz: Band 13 850 MHz: Band 5 1700/2100 MHz: Bands 4/66 1900 MHz: Band 2 850 MHz: Band n5 1700/2100 MHz: Band n66 1900 MHz: Band n2 |
T-Mobile | 700 MHz: Band 12 850 MHz: Band 5 1700/2100 MHz: Bands 4/66 1900 MHz: Band 2 |
U.S. Cellular | 700 MHz: Band 12 850 MHz: Band 5 1700/2100: Band 4 1900: Band 2 |
Cricket Wireless | 700 MHz: Bands 17 1900 MHz: Band 2 1700 MHz /2100 MHz: Band 4 850 MHz: Band n5 |
Boost Mobile | 800 MHz: Band 26 1900 MHz: Band 25 |
Metro by T-Mobile | 700 MHz: Band 12 850 MHz: Band 5 1700/2100 MHz: Bands 4/66 1900 MHz: Band 2 |
The answer will be “YES” if you get 1 signal bar inside the house and if the signal strength outside the house is 1 bar or less then it will not work for you.
Bundle 1
Bundle 2 – 5G
1x 4G LTE/5G Signal Booster
Bundle 3 – 5G
1x 4G LTE/5G Signal Booster
Beam Boost is fully compatible with Hotspot devices of all network carrier in USA.
Additionally, You can cell phone’s hotspot get advantage of boosted signals.
Get an instant answer via Chat Support or Email us at support@beamboost.us
No, the Mounting pole isn’t included in the bundle as most user doesn’t need one.
You can add a mounting pole to your order on Checkout Page or by visiting https://beamboost.us/shop/mounting-pole-for-outdoor-antennas
With a dual outdoor antenna, you can use multiple networks simultaneously. Beam boost will be able to receive signals from multiple cell towers in different directions with multiple outdoor antennas.
Dual Indoor Antenna
A dual indoor antenna can broaden your coverage by allowing signals to pass through building materials that block them. In order to ensure coverage on multiple floors or in large homes, a second antenna is highly recommended
Dual Outdoor Antenna
Beam boost will be able to receive signals from multiple directions with multiple outdoor antennas to work with multiple network carriers. Additionally, Dual outdoor antennas make it easier to catch weak signals.
You can use up to 50 cellular devices simultaneously with Beam Boost Cellular Signal Booster
This cell phone booster is designed for both commercial and residential use..
Carriers: | Supported Bands |
AT&T | 700 MHz: Bands 12/17/29 700 MHz: Band 14 (FirstNet) 850 MHz: Band 5 1900 MHz: Band 2 1700 MHz /2100 MHz: Bands 4/66 850 MHz: Band n5 |
Verizon Wireless | 700 MHz: Band 13 850 MHz: Band 5 1700/2100 MHz: Bands 4/66 1900 MHz: Band 2 850 MHz: Band n5 1700/2100 MHz: Band n66 1900 MHz: Band n2 |
T-Mobile | 700 MHz: Band 12 850 MHz: Band 5 1700/2100 MHz: Bands 4/66 1900 MHz: Band 2 |
U.S. Cellular | 700 MHz: Band 12 850 MHz: Band 5 1700/2100: Band 4 1900: Band 2 |
Cricket Wireless | 700 MHz: Bands 17 1900 MHz: Band 2 1700 MHz /2100 MHz: Band 4 850 MHz: Band n5 |
Boost Mobile | 800 MHz: Band 26 1900 MHz: Band 25 |
Metro by T-Mobile | 700 MHz: Band 12 850 MHz: Band 5 1700/2100 MHz: Bands 4/66 1900 MHz: Band 2 |
The answer will be “YES” if you get 1 signal bar inside the house and if the signal strength outside the house is 1 bar or less then it will not work for you.
Bundle 1
Bundle 2 – 5G
1x 4G LTE/5G Signal Booster
Bundle 3 – 5G
1x 4G LTE/5G Signal Booster
Beam Boost is fully compatible with Hotspot devices of all network carrier in USA.
Additionally, You can cell phone’s hotspot get advantage of boosted signals.
Get an instant answer via Chat Support or Email us at support@beamboost.us
Technical details
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| Frequency | Uplink | Downlink | Bands |
|---|---|---|---|
| 700 MHz | 699–716 MHz | 729–746 MHz | B12, B17 |
| 850 MHz | 824–849 MHz | 869–894 MHz | B5 |
| AWS 1700/2100 | 1710–1780 MHz | 2110–2185 MHz | B4, B66 |
| PCS 1900 | 1850–1915 MHz | 1930–1995 MHz | B2, B25 |
| Downlink gain | 72 ±2 dB across all bands |
| Uplink gain | 65 ±2 dB across all bands |
| Downlink output power | 20 ±1.5 dBm |
| Uplink output power | 17 ±1.5 dBm |
| Gain adjustment range | 30 dB or more, in 1 dB steps |
| Noise figure | 5 dB or less |
| In-band ripple | 3 dB or less |
| Time delay | 5 µs or less |
| RF connectors | N-Female, 50 ohm |
| VSWR | 1.8 |
| Power supply | DC 6–9 V / AC 100–220 V |
| Operating temperature | -25°C to +55°C (-13°F to +131°F) |
| Relative humidity | Up to 95% |
| MTBF | 100,000 hours minimum |
| Dimensions | 220 × 145 × 55 mm (8.7 × 5.7 × 2.2 in) |
| Weight | Under 0.95 kg (2.1 lbs) |
| Coverage | Up to 10,000 sq ft, depending on conditions |
| Automatic gain control (AGC) | Sets boost level to match your outside signal strength |
| Automatic level control (ALC) | Holds output steady within 1 dB even when input rises by 20 dB |
| Manual gain control (MGC) | Adjustable by hand over a 30 dB range in 1 dB steps |
| Anti-oscillation | Detects and eliminates feedback between antennas |
| Real-time signal display | Live signal strength on the dual LCD |
| Failed installation reminder | Alerts you on screen if the install is not correct |
| Fault warning | Displays a specific fault code identifying the problem |
FCC-certified device. Carrier registration required before use (free, about 5 minutes).
BEFORE USE, you MUST REGISTER THIS DEVICE with your wireless provider and have your provider's consent. Most wireless providers consent to the use of signal boosters. AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile have provided consent for the use of FCC-certified consumer signal boosters. Some providers may not consent to the use of this device on their network. If you are unsure, contact your provider. You MUST operate this device with approved antennas and cables as specified by the manufacturer. Antennas MUST be installed at least 20 cm (8 inches) from any person. You MUST cease operating this device immediately if requested by the FCC or a licensed wireless service provider.
WARNING: E911 location information may not be provided or may be inaccurate for calls served by using this device.
This device may be operated ONLY in a fixed location for in-building use.
FCC ID: 2AVDW-BA7020-US5