AirWave is billed by the gigabyte, so there is no single price — the number depends on your household. Set the sliders to match how you actually use the internet and this will tell you what a month would cost, and whether cable would be cheaper instead.
About 3 GB per hour (1080p).
Estimated monthly usage
474 GB
Estimated AirWave cost
$389/mo
About 474 GB at 82¢ per GB. Billed daily for what you actually use, so a quiet month costs less.
At roughly $389/mo this is about $314 more than a typical $75 NEPA cable plan with unlimited data. Heavy streaming is the usual reason. Dropping 4K to HD is the single biggest fix — it cuts streaming usage by around 60%.
An estimate, not a quote. Real usage depends on video quality, and every provider's figures are approximate. It assumes 82¢ per GB and no activation fee.
Per-activity hourly rates, applied to a 30-day month. The rates are the same ones in our data usage guide, and every one of them is visible in the estimator itself — if you think a number is wrong, you can see exactly which one to argue with.
If the result says cable is cheaper, believe it. Heavy 4K streaming is where metered service stops making sense, and we would rather lose the sale than have you open the first bill and regret it. The single biggest lever is dropping from 4K to HD, which cuts streaming usage by roughly 60% for a difference most people cannot see at normal viewing distance.