Jaden Garza, founder of Nomad Internet, created the company in June 2017. The goal was to make sure travelers could connect to Wi-Fi. In RV parks and other travel locations, the Wi-Fi is not poor. That takes away a lot of opportunities for people who want to travel fulltime and also work online. Setting out to change that became the focus of both Jaden and Jessica Garza. The first services were installed in an RV park in Johnson City, TX.

The very next month, July 2017, another park in Seguin, TX received service from Nomad Internet. The park had a community of 50 fulltime RVers, and was having trouble maintaining internet speeds and even staying connected to service. For that park, Garza and his internet company used LTE technology. Once that was installed, the RV community was able to enjoy another 40MBPS or bandwidth. As LTE was still pretty new at the time, that was a huge win for Garza and his company.

Garza's biggest break came the very next year, in 2018, when the Girl Scouts of America at San Jacinto reached out to find a solution that would work for their park. Not only did Nomad Internet find a quality solution, but they were able to provide LTE coverage for a fraction of the costs quoted by other companies. Then in 2020, Nomad Internet took on a focus that was more direct-to-consumer, as opposed to business-to-business.