Beat Inflation With $10 Internet: How SNAP Can Help You Stay Connected on a Budget

With inflation driving up prices on everything from food to fuel, staying online might feel like a luxury.
But for SNAP recipients, there's good news: you can get reliable internet service for as little as $9.95/month—a crucial resource in a time of economic pressure.
Read: ACP Ended—Here’s How Low-Income Families Can Still Afford Internet
Low-Cost Internet as an Inflation Buffer
The Lifeline program helps eligible low-income families cut monthly expenses by:
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Slashing internet bills by up to $9.25 per month
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Offering $29.25 discounts on tribal lands
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Ensuring SNAP, Medicaid, or SSI recipients qualify automatically
When every dollar counts, cutting the cost of connectivity helps families reallocate funds toward food, rent, or gas.
Costs keep climbing, and tariffs add to the squeeze. But relief is still within reach—see what’s available to you today.
Local Support Amplifies Federal Relief
Some state and city programs go even further by partnering with internet providers to offer:
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Additional subsidies for broadband
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Hotspots and devices for households with students
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Custom plans that bundle SNAP benefits with service discounts
Affordable Internet Is Economic Relief
In a time of rising prices and shrinking margins, programs like Lifeline offer more than access—they offer relief.
Staying connected can mean applying for work, accessing telehealth, or managing family finances—all without blowing your monthly budget.
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