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Access Wireless: ACP Status & Low-Income Options

Access Wireless was listed as an Affordable Connectivity Program mobile internet provider in 25 states. The ACP ended on June 1, 2024, so here's what that means for customers and where to find help paying for service now.

Last reviewed Sources: FCC, USAC, HHS

At a glance

Service type
Mobile internet
States listed
25
Offered $0 plan with ACP
No
Offered ACP device discount
No

ACP details above describe what Access Wireless offered while the program ran. The ACP discount is no longer available from any provider.

What the end of ACP means for Access Wireless customers

While the program ran, eligible Access Wireless customers could get up to $30 a month off mobile data service.

Since June 1, 2024, customers who kept service pay the regular price unless they changed plans. To lower your bill now:

  • Ask Access Wireless about its Lifeline discount of up to $9.25/month.
  • Call 866-594-3644 and ask whether it has a low-income plan or a cheaper tier.
  • Check for low-cost offers by ZIP code at EveryoneOn.

States where Access Wireless is listed

Select a state for what replaced ACP and other providers there.

Frequently asked questions

Does Access Wireless still offer the ACP discount?

No. The Affordable Connectivity Program ended for every provider, including Access Wireless, on June 1, 2024. Customers who kept service are billed the regular price unless they moved to another plan.

What low-income options does Access Wireless have now?

Access Wireless also participates in Lifeline, which takes up to $9.25 a month off eligible service. Contact Access Wireless at 866-594-3644 to ask about Lifeline and any low-income plans.

Where did Access Wireless offer ACP service?

Access Wireless was listed as an ACP mobile internet provider in Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and 17 more.

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Provider details come from FCC and USAC participant listings and may change. SenGov Connectivity Guide is independent and not affiliated with Access Wireless. Confirm plans and coverage directly with the company.