Loading resource…
Benefits enrollment · eligibility
Confirm details with the official source
What to know
The Affordable Broadband Act makes it easier for people who receive benefits like SNAP or Medicaid to get discounted internet service at home. Important details • The Affordable Broadband Act is a permanent law guaranteeing discounted internet for eligible households, unlike the Affordable Connectivity Program which was a temporary COVID-19 pandemic benefit. • The law requires large internet providers to offer 25 Mbps (or more) plans for no more than $15 per month. Internet providers can also comply with the law by offering 200 Mbps (or more) plans for no more than $20 per month. • These reduced-cost plans already include taxes and equipment fees, so you dont pay more. • Plans, speeds, and providers depend on your location. • You dont have to buy any other services (sometimes called bundles) with the plan. • Mobile and dial-up services arent included.
Hours, eligibility, and availability can change. The official provider or program source has the latest information.
Eligibility
You may qualify for low-cost home internet if someone in your household receives any of the following benefits: • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program • Medicaid • Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption • Disability Rent Increase Exemption • Affordability benefit from a utility, such as the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) • Free or reduced-priced lunch through the National School Lunch Program Not enrolled in any qualifying programs? You may still qualify based on household income. Contact your internet provider for income limits.
Weekly hours
No dependable weekly hours are published here. Use the exact schedule in the description or official source and confirm before traveling or calling.