Low-Cost Internet Options
Explore a variety of low-cost home Internet service plans offered by internet service providers in your area. To qualify, you will need to meet the criteria set by your chosen service provider, which include factors like your household income and participation in government assistance programs such as the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), Medi-Cal, Women Infants and Children (WIC), and more. Be sure to check with the provider to see if you qualify, as some offers may be available only to new customers.
Special Offers
AT&T and Frontier Customers: If you are an AT&T or Frontier customer, you may also qualify for additional discounts through the Lifeline program. Customers enrolled in Lifeline can receive up to $9.25 off the cost of their home internet service. Call your provider to apply or visit Lifelinesupport.org.
T-Mobile Project 10 Million: Project 10 Million offers 100GB of Free data per year for 5 years to students enrolled in Community Eligibility Program (CEP) participating Schools, limited to one per household. Parents must provide proof of NSLP eligibility upon enrollment, such as a notification letter or proof of enrollment in programs like SNAP or Medicaid. Once enrolled, you'll receive an email from T-Mobile requesting verification. After verifying via email, you will receive a hotspot device within 1-2 weeks.
Verizon (Wireless Home Internet)
Plan Name: Verizon Forward 5G Home | $20.00/month
AT&T (Wireless Home Internet)
Plan Name: AT&T Access Wireless 5G | Pricing Varies
