Get Discounted Internet Through The Lifeline Program
Do you receive SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, or similar benefits?
New eligible customers may receive a Lifeline discount of up to $34.25.
Some may even qualify for free internet depending on provider and location.
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Checking eligibility takes less than 2 minutes.
How It Works
The Lifeline Program is a federal initiative offering discounted internet service to eligible low income households. Most customers receive a discount of up to $9.25, and those living on qualifying Tribal lands may receive up to $34.25.
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We help you check eligibility and understand how to apply through the National Verifier. Fast and simple.
We provide clear information on how to check eligibility and apply through the official Lifeline system — fast, simple, and secure.
How Much Can You Save?
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New eligible customers can receive a Lifeline discount of $9.25 toward their new monthly internet plan.
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Example:
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Plan: $24.99
Discount: $9.25
Service Cost: $15.74
(after discount is applied)
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New eligible customers living on qualifying Tribal lands can receive a Lifeline discount of up to $34.25 on their new internet plan.
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Example:
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Plan: $29.99
Discount: $34.25
Service Cost: $0
(after discount is applied)
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No long-term contracts required. Just affordable internet service!
Examples shown for illustration only. Actual savings and plan details vary by provider and location. Only one Lifeline discount is allowed per household.
Who Qualifies for Lifeline?
Eligibility for Lifeline internet assistance includes participation in programs such as
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Medicaid
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SNAP (Food Stamps)
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Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
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Federal Public Housing Assistance (FPHA)
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Veterans Pension and Survivors Benefit
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Tribal Assistance Programs (if you live on Tribal lands)
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Additionally, households with income at or below 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines may qualify.
Get Started With 3 Easy Steps
Affordable Lifeline Internet
Stay connected with affordable internet from
participating Lifeline providers.
Access education, jobs, and healthcare resources — all at a lower cost for qualified households.
