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Free tablets are mainly offered through Lifeline Assistance and the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), which help low-income households access essential digital devices and internet services.
You can apply online via the National Verifier website, submit eligibility documents, and then select an approved provider that offers free tablets under ACP.
Yes. Many providers distribute free tablets to students under ACP and Lifeline. Students must meet eligibility through school programs or household participation in qualifying benefits.
Some providers offer free or low-cost iPads under ACP or Lifeline, though availability varies by state and provider. Supplies may be limited.
If you don’t qualify, you can still explore nonprofit organizations, ConnectHomeUSA, and local charity programs that provide discounted or refurbished tablets.
Yes. If you have an EBT card through SNAP, you may qualify for a free or discounted government tablet, depending on provider availability.
Most tablets are heavily discounted or free through ACP and Lifeline, but some providers may charge a small co-pay between $10–$50.
After approval, it usually takes 7 to 14 business days for the provider to ship the free tablet to your registered address.