Access from AT&T
Home internet for $30 a month (speeds up to 100 Mbps) for households on SNAP or with income up to 200% of the federal poverty line — no installation fee, deposit or annual contract.
Programs
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Home internet for $30 a month (speeds up to 100 Mbps) for households on SNAP or with income up to 200% of the federal poverty line — no installation fee, deposit or annual contract.
Free monthly cell phone service with data, talk and unlimited texts for people who qualify for Lifeline — bring your own phone or get a free basic smartphone.
The free 'CFW Neighborhood' Wi-Fi network reaches homes in several Fort Worth neighborhoods, and free 'CFW Guest' Wi-Fi is available at all city libraries and community centers.
Free search tool from a national nonprofit — enter your ZIP code to find low-cost internet plans and computer offers you qualify for in your area.
Check out a free Wi-Fi hotspot with your library card at any Fort Worth Public Library location.
Nonprofit unlimited 5G internet — $14.99 a month with your own or a purchased hotspot, or $24.99 a month renting one, with no credit check; low-cost computers are available too.
Federal discount of up to $9.25 a month on phone or internet service — you may qualify if your income is at or below 135% of the federal poverty line, or you get SNAP, Medicaid, SSI or other benefits. One discount per…
Low-cost refurbished computers and internet from $15 a month for income-eligible households — order online; computers ship nationwide.
Free Lifeline cell phone service — apply online with your ZIP code; get a free phone or a free SIM card for your own phone if you qualify.
Home internet at 50 Mbps for $25 a month — $15 a month for some households — if a household member gets free or reduced-price school lunch (NSLP) or SSI.
Fort Worth Benefits
Free help in Fort Worth & Tarrant County. Not a government agency — we connect you to the programs that fit.