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What They Offer
- Affordable laptops through ISP partnerships (Connect2Compete)
- Low-cost internet service
- Digital literacy training resources
Eligibility Requirements
Income near or below federal poverty guidelines, or participation in a qualifying government assistance program.
Income threshold: Near or below federal poverty guidelines
Qualifying benefit programs: EBT, TANF, SNAP
Other qualifying paths: Students with Pell Grants or in the National School Lunch Program, People with disabilities (priority), Veterans and their families
How to Apply
- Visit the EveryoneOn website and enter your ZIP code
- Browse available offers from partner internet and device providers in your area
- Select the offer that fits your household
- Complete that partner's specific application and eligibility verification
- Receive your device and/or internet service per that partner's process
Frequently Asked Questions
Does EveryoneOn give out laptops directly?
EveryoneOn primarily connects you to partner internet service providers who offer affordable devices as part of their own programs — think of it as a directory and eligibility screener rather than a direct laptop distributor.
Related Programs & Alternatives
If EveryoneOn isn't the right fit — wrong state, wrong eligibility path, or a long waitlist — these related programs cover similar ground.
Comcast Internet Essentials→
Comcast's long-running low-cost internet program, which also offers the option to purchase a low-cost laptop alongside discounted service.
Lifeline Program→
The federal government's primary ongoing program for making phone and internet service more affordable for low-income households, with occasional device discounts from participating providers.
Not Sure Where to Start?
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