The ACP is a government assistance program that helps connect households to the internet they need for work, healthcare, school and more. Qualifying households are eligible for free or low-cost internet service through credits up to $30 per month.
Without additional funding from Congress, the FCC anticipates that the current ACP funding is projected to run out in April 2024. This date is an estimate and may change. This means:
Lifeline is a Federal Communications Commission program to help make communications services more affordable for low-income consumers. If you currently receive a Lifeline benefit, you automatically qualify for the ACP. You can receive both benefits at the same time.
Once you've enrolled in the ACP, the standard monthly rate for Frontier Essentials Internet will range from $29.99-$154.99 depending on the speeds available at your address. After application of the $30 federal subsidy for non-Tribal Lands, the monthly rate for service will be $0-$124.99, depending on your internet subscription. This service is non-contractual and does not have a term agreement.
Additional products including but not limited to Inside Wire Maintenance, Voice, Frontier Secure products, Dish TV, etc. are not included in this program and will be billed as an additional monthly charge if you choose to buy them.