Spectrum Internet for Low-Income Households

If you qualify for Spectrum Internet Assist or Spectrum Internet Advantage, gather your documentation and fill out the online application. 

Spectrum Internet Assist is an affordable Internet option that provides reliable, 50 Mbps Internet for $25/mo to qualified households. Review the list of eligibility criteria below and submit your application if they apply to you.

Spectrum Internet Advantage is an affordable Internet option that provides reliable, 100 Mbps Internet for $30/mo for 1 year, for qualified households. Review the list of eligibility criteria below and submit your application if they apply to you.

In order to qualify for Spectrum Internet Assist or Spectrum Internet Advantage, a household member must be receiving one of these assistance programs:

1. National School Lunch Program (NSLP)

2. Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) of the NSLP

3. Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

No, but you can add Spectrum Advanced WiFi to your Internet Assist plan or your Internet Advantage plan for $10/mo. Bundle Spectrum Internet Advantage with Mobile or TV and get Advanced WiFi included at no extra cost.

Seniors, age 65+ who receive Supplemental Security Income are eligible for the Spectrum Internet Assist program or the Spectrum Internet Advantage program.

Yes, Spectrum offers Internet assistance for families with low income. For more information and to apply for low-income Internet, click here.

You may be eligible to get Spectrum Internet Assist for $25/mo or Spectrum Internet Advantage for $30/mo for 1 year. In addition, new and existing Spectrum Internet Assist customers may also qualify to get Spectrum Internet Assist for $15/mo. Gather your documentation and fill out the online application.