Boost Your Cell Signal with Ubiquiti Wi-Fi! Fix Coverage Gaps Using SignalRoam - A Tech Walkthrough

Struggling with dropped calls and poor mobile signal indoors? Whether you're at home, in a small office, or managing an enterprise, we’ve got the perfect solution for you! In this step-by-step guide, we'll show you how to configure your Ubiquiti Wi-Fi access point to work with SignalRoam's service. Say goodbye to dead zones and hello to seamless connectivity across all your devices. Perfect for homes, businesses, and enterprises looking to enhance mobile phone coverage using their existing Wi-Fi network. Don't miss out – watch now and transform your network!

[audguy]

Maybe lead with that this is a paid service that is $70 a month and that many of us will type a password a few times for that price.

[PeterLisanti]

Sounds cool but you should make small residential plans free, with maybe a one-time set up charge.
Let us geeks play with it at home - decent method for customer acquisition.
I can see how it could be abused though.

[chunikahan]

would you be able to advise if this will work in the UK as well

[driver]

How does this really differ from WiFi calling? I can use any WiFi network for calling with my phone number often globally already. I can put my phone in airplane mode and then turn on WiFi to call from any network open or protected. For no extra cost

[dhill]

Would say a Synology Radius server work? (free with Synology)

[DuaneAlleman]

How is this different from WiFi calling on the phones (TMobile)?

[nutnfancy]

Thanks for the video! Does this also support SMS and MMS messaging?

[Saintel]

Should lead with PAID endorsement. Other than that good video.

[JuvenalMavares]

Great info. Thanks. Question, if we have a good firewall already in place, would PassPoint work if we install a Cloud Key instead a UniFi gateway?

[Dsstaov]

Not sure I understand the need and was hoping for clarification. Don’t cell providers already support service over regular WiFi today?

[garanceadrosehn]

I have a small but public parking lot right next to my house. Would people in that parking lot automatically connect to this network?
(The street that my house is on is in a bit of a ravine which results in reduced strength for cellphone signals)

[lightingnut]

Interesting, I can see the benefits of using this type of set up. But you are basically setting up a Small Cell site without the cell phone carries having to pay for a small cell site being installed in or near your location and you have to use your internet data to provide the service. A good case in point. I have a bowling alley I go to and cell service inside the metal building as expected is horrible. Their internet isn't much better LOL even after logging in its bad. Being able to walk in and my cell staying connected would be great. Having to enter email address and click boxes if you want on or off their mailing list and agreeing to use their open network at your own risk is not great.
So I guess it depends on how nice the business wants to be to their employees and or customers as well as how much info they want to try and get from their customers.

[AceBoy]

So it's not actually improving/repeating the signal, it's just a wifi signal with no passwords.... I'll stick to my home network so I can access my pc and servers and such via my phone to access/play media.

[arcataslacker]

Absolutely love what you've built but $40 a month is incredibly steep for a residential product like this.

Considering that the geeks who would tinker with this stuff at home are typically the same ones who support other organizations IT needs, I would imagine offering this service free for residential users would lead to a dramatic increase in mid-market & Enterprise adoption.

Open up to channel and help them help you!

[Anand-tuwr]

Wifi calling just works....and i only care about my family phones. This might be useful in a coffee shop

[terryjohnson]

We have a problem with Verizon on our campus so hopefully in 2025. Does SignalRoam have educational discounts for a community college?

[VibinEssentials]

Would this work in the UK
EE / THREE or VODA

[marke]

LEAD OFF with the fact you have to pay. "Very Simple", "Very Secure", "don't have to do this", "Dont have to do that" yada yada yada. Oh but you do have to pay $70. Totally misleading..

[whou]

What value does this add relative to connecting to the WiFi. Is it just the auto-connect feature?

[SavannahTL]

would this also support if the there is no cell phone signal, and the user needs to send SMS?