We get this question quite a bit, as many assume they have to pay for Wi-Fi separately from their internet service. But that's not the case, generally. You often get Wi-Fi when you sign up with an internet provider, as many will provide you with a gateway, which is a combination of a modem (which connects your home to the internet) and a router (which takes that internet signal from the modem and broadcasts it, wirelessly, to the other devices in your home). Even if your ISP only provides the modem, it will allow you to either rent a router from them or use your own. Basically, if you're able to get an internet connection at your address without having to sign a contract, you should have options to have Wi-Fi at your home without committing to a contract as well.