These internet providers offer low-income Wi-Fi and internet programs for households receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits: AT&T Access: $10.00/month for up to 25 Mbps internet Comcast Xfinity Internet Essentials: $9.95/month for 50 Mbps internet Cox Connect2Compete: $9.95/month for 25 Mbps internet Internet First: (Astound Broadband, powered by Grande, RCN, or Wave) $9.95/month for up to 50 Mbps internet Lifeline and Tribal Lifeline: $9.25-$34.25 discount on internet service Q-Link Wireless: Free 4.5 GB of mobile internet data at 4G LTE speeds You should first check to see if any of these internet providers offer service in your area. Non-profits like EveryoneOn and Human-I-T can also help you search for low-income internet programs in your area that accept households enrolled in SNAP.