weBoost Installed Office 300 - Includes Professional Installation | 479047

The amplifier is the same, the rest of the package isn't. The Office 300 takes that amplifier and adds upgraded antennas, a high-gain omni on the roof and two low-profile ceiling domes, plus the professional installation. A certified crew comes to your building, runs a signal analysis, mounts and tunes everything, and shows you the working system before they leave. The base Office 200 is the do-it-yourself path. You pick the antenna configuration that fits your building, and you or your contractor handle the mounting, the cable runs, and the placement, with our phone support the whole way. If your team is comfortable on a ladder and wants to spec its own system, the 200 saves you money. If you'd rather sign off on a finished system, this is the one.

Yes. The Office 300 boosts every US carrier at once (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and the regional networks included), so nobody has to track who's on what. There's nothing to pair and nothing to set up per phone. Anything with a cellular radio in range of the inside antennas rides the same boosted signal, including hotspots, tablets, alarm panels, and card readers. The one caveat worth knowing is T-Mobile's 600 MHz band. It carries a lot of their rural coverage, and no booster in this class amplifies it. If your office runs on T-Mobile well outside a metro area, call us at 1-888-974-8237 and we'll check which band your signal is on before you buy.

One price covers the hardware and the full installation: the amplifier, the roof antenna, the two ceiling domes, the mounting hardware, the cable the installer brings and cuts to length, and the installer's work from the site survey through the final walkthrough. There is no monthly fee afterward, you own the system outright.

A few things are yours rather than the installer's: a permit if your city requires one, a standard outlet within reach of the amplifier, and the building owner's approval for roof access. The installer works from ladders during regular business hours, so if the roof or the ceilings need a long ladder or a lift, or a cable run will be unusually long, tell us when you order, because those are decided case by case before the installation is scheduled.

Up to 15,000 sq ft with a strong outside signal. Coverage scales with the signal the outside antenna receives, so a building with five bars at the roof gets far more reach than one with two, and concrete, metal, and low-E glass all shorten it from there.

The two ceiling domes each cover their own area, and for a two story office the installer typically places one per floor. None of this is guesswork on your end. The installer measures the signal at your building before anything goes permanent, places the domes over the areas that need coverage most, and confirms the result with you.

If your building is larger than one system reaches at your signal level, the answer is a second system rather than more domes, and the table under the coverage section shows what two and three systems reach.

Not before you buy. AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, along with more than 90 regional carriers, have already given blanket consent for boosters certified to current FCC standards, and the Office 300 is one of them. FCC rules do require a quick registration with your carrier once the system is in, which is free and takes a few minutes online. It's a notification rather than an application, so there's nothing to wait on. If you're on a smaller regional carrier and want certainty, we'll check it with you, just ask.

The Office 300 is a 75-Ohm system. That distinction matters when you're designing your own installation, because it decides which cable and antenna family you buy, and mismatched components cost you signal. Here it's already settled. The crew brings the matched 75-Ohm antennas and cable, then installs the complete system, so there's no decision left on your side. If you're weighing the do-it-yourself Office 200 instead, that one comes in both versions, and the right pick depends on cable you may already have in the building and the runs you're planning. That's a five-minute phone call, and we'll sort it out with you before you buy anything.

A licensed and insured crew that's certified on this equipment does the work. We schedule the visit with you after you order. The crew shows up with everything the job needs, and your part is having three answers ready, the bars outside your building, your rough square footage, and who controls roof access. You don't need to source a contractor, pull your facilities team off other work, or supervise anything. The crew handles the roof work, the cable runs, and the tuning, then walks you through the finished install.

It is done in one visit, and the size and layout of your space set the pace. The installer starts with the site survey, then mounts the roof antenna, routes and seals the cable, places the ceiling domes, and tunes the system.

The visit ends with a walkthrough where you watch the bars change on a phone before the installer packs up. Your business day goes on more or less as normal, since the bulk of the work happens on the roof and above the ceiling.

The installation is scheduled during regular business hours. Most of the work happens on the roof and above the ceiling, so your business day goes on around it.

If your building cannot take a ladder and drilling during working hours, tell us when you order and we will ask OnTech what is possible for your building.

Yes, the domes mount to drop tile, hard lid (drywall), and open joist ceilings alike. The installer picks the right mount and placement for your ceiling on the spot, and the low profile domes sit nearly flush, so they read as building infrastructure rather than equipment someone bolted on.

The installer works from ladders. Unusually high ceilings, the kind over a warehouse floor or a two story lobby, are decided case by case before the installation is scheduled, so mention them when you order.

Yes, all 50 states. A few remote areas can take longer to schedule, so if your building sits well off the beaten path, check with us on timing for your area before you order. Canada is a different story for now, since the install network is US-based. We can still spec the system for a Canadian building and help you plan the work with your own installer.

Nothing goes permanent until the numbers check out. The installer measures the signal first, and if your building needs more than one system, or a different layout, we design the right system with you before any drilling starts. You are never stuck owning hardware that cannot do the job. That is what the site survey is for, and the 90 day guarantee backs it up.

The same goes for the rare building with no usable signal outside. A booster amplifies the signal the outside antenna receives and cannot create signal from nothing, so if that is your situation the installer does not mount anything and the guarantee covers it.

No. The installed Office 300 is one amplifier and two ceiling domes, and the installer puts in what comes in the box.

When a building needs more coverage than one system gives, the answer is a second system with its own outside antenna and amplifier. The 2 Systems and 3 Systems products linked at the top of this page are exactly that, with every system installed.

No. The system runs completely standalone. Nothing plugs into your network, nothing touches your Wi-Fi, and no software gets installed anywhere. It runs off one standard 110 V outlet. The amplifier's LCD shows its status band by band, so checking on the system means glancing at a wall rather than opening a ticket. Your IT team's total involvement is zero, which is usually their favorite spec on this page. Phones pick it up automatically, the way they do any cell signal, with nothing to pair and nothing to enroll.

You get 90 days to prove it in your building, and if it doesn't perform, we make it right or refund everything you paid, including the installation. That's the backstop, though the process is built so you rarely need it. The installer confirms your outside signal before anything goes permanent, and the visit ends with you seeing the bars yourself, so you know where you stand before the crew leaves, not weeks later. If something looks off after they've gone, call us. Most issues sort out over the phone.

Only one thing, the roof. The outside antenna mounts up there, and roof work usually needs the landlord's sign-off, so start that conversation before install day is on the calendar. Landlords deal with rooftop equipment all the time. Satellite dishes and HVAC crews paved this road long ago, and a signal antenna is a small ask next to either. If your landlord has questions, or roof access at your building is limited, talk to us first and we'll figure out what's workable.

Call us first, 1-888-974-8237. Support is lifetime and US-based, and most of what looks like a failure is a placement or settings issue that resolves over the phone with the amplifier's LCD in front of you. If the hardware itself fails, it's covered by weBoost's 3-year manufacturer warranty, and that service goes through them directly. We'll help you confirm what failed and what to ask for before you contact them, so you're not starting that conversation cold. There's no service contract behind any of this, the system just runs.

Usually, yes. Shipping can often move faster, and install dates come down to crew calendars in your area, so the earlier we know your deadline, the more we can do with it. Call us before you order with whatever's driving the clock, the occupancy date, the inspection, the event, and we'll build the schedule backward from it.

Yes. The hardware unbolts and moves with you, nothing about the system is tied to the building where it was first installed. You'd be re-running cable at the new address, so plan on a proper reinstall rather than a same-day swap. Ask us about scheduling a crew at the new building and we'll price that work. Coverage may read differently at the new address too, since the system boosts whatever signal the outside antenna receives there.

Yes to both. POs, tax-exempt processing with your certificate, and W-9s and vendor onboarding forms are all normal business here. Start with the quote form on this page or call 1-888-974-8237, and we'll send a formal quote you can route for approval. When the paperwork comes back, send the PO or pay by card. Either works, and we ship and schedule from there. Buying for more than one building? One quote can cover every site, and adding the next building later takes one email. If the approval runs long and your quote lapses along the way, ask us to refresh it and we'll reissue it.