The Affordable Connectivity Program offered eligible households up to $100 off tablets and $30/month internet discounts.
The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) was a groundbreaking federal initiative designed to make digital access more affordable for low-income American households. Managed by the FCC, this program provided substantial benefits to help bridge the digital divide.
Through the ACP, eligible applicants could receive a one-time discount of up to $100 toward the purchase of a tablet, laptop, or desktop computer when purchasing from participating providers with a small copay.
To qualify for an ACP free government tablet, applicants needed to meet specific income or program-based requirements designed to ensure benefits reach those who need them most.
The application process was designed to be straightforward and accessible to all eligible households.
Access the official ACP application portal online
Provide income and program participation information
Choose an approved provider offering tablet discounts
Receive confirmation and tablet delivery instructions
Due to funding limitations, the Affordable Connectivity Program is currently on hold. This means new applications for ACP free tablet offers are not being accepted at this time.
However, households that applied earlier may continue to receive benefits until the funding completely ends. We recommend staying informed about potential program extensions or new funding.
While ACP is paused, you can still qualify for free tablets through Lifeline and other government programs. Check your eligibility today.