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    Important update: Per public FCC records, the federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is no longer funded or continued by the U.S. government. New ACP enrollments and monthly ACP discounts ended in 2024. This page explains your remaining options.

    ACP Internet in 2026: Program Ended — Get Low-Income Internet from $19.99/mo

    Searching for ACP internet or free ACP internet? The Affordable Connectivity Program is no longer active, but qualifying low-income households can still get reliable home internet starting at $19.99/mo on qualifying addresses, often with $0 down. Enter your ZIP to see what is available at your address.

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    What Happened to ACP?

    The Affordable Connectivity Program was a federal benefit that gave qualifying households up to $30/mo (or $75/mo on Tribal lands) off home internet. According to public FCC announcements, ACP funding ran out in 2024 and Congress has not renewed the program. The ACP application portal is closed, no new enrollments are being accepted, and the monthly discount is no longer being paid to providers. This page is not affiliated with the FCC or the federal government.

    5 Replacement Options for Low-Income Internet

    1. Federal Lifeline — Up to $9.25/mo off ($34.25 on Tribal lands) for households on SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, WIC, or federal public housing.
    2. ISP low-income plans — Xfinity Internet Essentials, Spectrum Internet Assist, AT&T Access, Cox Connect2Compete and Optimum Advantage offer plans from $9.95–$19.99/mo.
    3. $19.99/mo low-cost plans via All Home Internet — available on qualifying addresses in most ZIP codes, commonly with $0 down. Deposit and credit requirements depend on the provider.
    4. Lifeline + ISP discount stacking — In many states you can combine Lifeline with an ISP low-income plan to bring the bill close to $0.
    5. School and senior programs — Many K-12 districts and senior centers loan free hotspots.
    Up to 1 Gig
    No Deposit Options
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    ACP & Low-Income Internet FAQs

    Is the ACP (Affordable Connectivity Program) still active in 2026?

    No. According to public FCC records, the federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) ran out of funding and stopped accepting new enrollments and stopped issuing monthly benefits in 2024. Congress has not renewed it. If you previously had ACP, your discount has ended. The good news: low-cost home internet for low-income households is still available starting at $19.99/mo through ISP low-income plans and authorized dealers like All Home Internet.

    What replaced ACP for low-income internet?

    There is no direct federal replacement yet. The closest options are the federal Lifeline program (up to $9.25/mo discount), ISP-run low-income plans (Xfinity Internet Essentials, Spectrum Internet Assist, AT&T Access, Cox Connect2Compete, Optimum Advantage) priced from $9.95–$19.99/mo, and standard low-cost plans starting at $19.99–$29.99/mo with $0 down through All Home Internet.

    How do I get cheap internet for low income without ACP?

    Enter your ZIP above. We show the low-income and low-cost plans available at your address, with qualifying plans starting at $19.99/mo. Deposit, installation and equipment terms are set by each provider and confirmed for your address before you order.

    Can I still apply for ACP?

    No. The ACP application portal is closed and new enrollments are not being accepted. Anyone telling you to apply for ACP today is misinformed. Focus instead on Lifeline, ISP low-income plans, or a low-cost $19.99/mo plan.

    Will ACP come back?

    Possibly, but there is no confirmed funding or timeline. Several bills have been introduced in Congress to restore ACP but none have passed as of 2026. We recommend not waiting — secure a low-cost plan today and switch later if ACP is reinstated.

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    Disclaimer: All Home Internet is an independent authorized dealer and is not affiliated with the FCC, USAC, or the federal government. ACP information on this page is based on public FCC announcements regarding the program's lapse in funding in 2024. Lifeline is a federal program administered by USAC; eligibility and benefit amounts are set by the FCC and may change. Pricing of $19.99/mo reflects qualifying low-income or promotional plans subject to availability, ZIP code, and provider terms.