Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi connected but no internet
- Wi-Fi keeps disconnecting
- Slow Wi-Fi or dead zones
- New router or mesh setup (eero, Orbi, Deco)
- Wi-Fi extender setup
Home Wi-Fi and printer help
Wi-Fi connected but no internet, a new router to set up, or a printer that says offline? We guide you through it on a Google Meet video call while you stay in control of every password and setting. If we can’t get it working, you don’t pay.
Choose the type of help
Start with the part of your home setup that isn’t working. We confirm the problem is a good fit before you pay.
$99
Wi-Fi connected but no internet, dropping out, or slow in some rooms. New routers, mesh systems, and extenders set up, and every device connected.
View Wi-Fi help$79
Printer offline, not printing, or won’t connect to Wi-Fi. HP, Canon, Epson, and Brother printers set up and printing from your computer, iPhone, or iPad.
View printer helpCommon problems
Each one is something we can usually sort out in a single session, with a check at the end that it’s working.
How the service works
Tell us what isn’t working. We confirm it’s a good fit before you pay, then guide each change on a Google Meet video call while you operate the equipment.
Step 1
Tell us about your router, printer, internet provider, and what you see.
Step 2
We confirm the problem is a good fit before payment. Then you pick a time, any day between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. Eastern.
Step 3
You make each change while we guide you, then we check the connection or print a test page.
Scope and privacy
This covers home Wi-Fi, printers, and the devices that connect to them. It isn’t internet provider support, physical repair, cable installation, or business IT.
Questions answered
Printer help is $79 for up to 45 minutes. Wi-Fi help is $99 for up to 60 minutes. A combined session for Wi-Fi plus a printer, or a house full of devices, is $149 for up to 90 minutes.
Provider gateways from Xfinity, Spectrum, AT&T, and Verizon, routers and mesh systems like eero, Netgear Orbi, TP-Link Deco, and Google Nest Wifi, and printers from HP, Canon, Epson, and Brother, among others.
No. Every session is a Google Meet video call. If your Wi-Fi is down, you can join from your phone using mobile data.
Outages, billing, and account issues need your provider. We try to spot that before you pay, and if we can’t finish what we agreed on, you get a full refund.
You don’t pay. If we can’t get your devices connected or your printer printing the way we agreed, we refund the session fee in full.
Yes. You can send the request for them. They’ll need to be with the router or printer during the call and enter their own passwords, and you’re welcome to join.
Start with the right help
Each page shows its packages, what to have ready, how the session works, and the request form.