Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)

You could qualify for ACP if you:

• Meet low income guidelines
• Participate in SNAP, Medicaid or Lifeline
• Receive discounted school meals
• Receive WIC benefits
• Received a Federal Pell Grant

Find out if your household is eligible and apply for benefits here:
www.acpbenefit.org

New, current and prior customers of participating providers can all apply for the benefit. 

Your participating broadband provider receives the funds from ACP and applies the discount (up to $30 per household) to your bill. 

Yes, you are responsible for any charges over $30 per month for your broadband service.

Yes, if you qualify, ask your landlord to contact their broadband provider to discuss what benefits are available.

No, ACP is limited to one discount per household.

No, ACP is limited to one discount per household.

The actual definition of “high-cost area” will be determined by NTIA (National Telecommunications and Information Administration) in consultation with the FCC (Federal Communications Commission), but it will likely include an “unserved area in which the cost of building out broadband service is higher, as compared with the average cost of building out broadband service in unserved areas of the United States”, and other factors to be considered may be:

1. the remote location
2. the lack of population density
3. the unique topography, and/or
4. high rate of poverty of the area in question

1. Household will be subject to the Carrier's undiscounted rates and general terms and conditions at the end of the program if they continue to receive service
2. Household may obtain broadband service supported by the ACP Program from any participating Carrier of their choosing
3. Household may transfer their ACP program benefit to another Carrier at anytime

If you have any questions or concerns about your ACP eligibility, please contact our customer support department.