20 Million + Households enrolled in the ACP Internet is no longer a luxury, but a necessity for everyone, everywhere. For years, the FCC has worked to close the digital divide by improving infrastructure to get more households online. With the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), the FCC is now helping households across the country connect to the internet and save on their monthly bill. Launched on December 31, 2021 under the 2021 bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the ACP is the largest broadband affordability effort in U.S. history. The ACP is an important part of historic federal investment focused on universal broadband access and adoption, providing savings of $30* per month toward internet service and $75* a month on qualifying Tribal lands. Enrollment Consumer Benefits The ACP is the country’s largest internet affordability • 1,700 + program in U.S. history connecting households in rural participating internet service providers. and urban communities alike. Rural households are enrolling at a higher rate than their urban peers. • 8 million + devices distributed • 20 million + total households enrolled nationwide** • 46% of enrolled households use ACP • ~17 million for fixed connections in the home urban households enrolled • ~3 million rural households enrolled Consumer Support • Multilingual ACP Support Center Outreach and Engagement • FCC rules to protect consumers participating in the ACP Over $72 million in grants at the state and local level. • Dedicated FCC process for ACP complaints • 228 ACP Outreach Grants issued to trusted state, local and Tribal governments and community partners • 1,400 + virtual and in-person awareness and enrollment events Sign up, connect and • Outreach materials available in 10+ languages save at GetInternet.gov. • Nationwide paid media public awareness campaign • Collaboration with other Federal agencies to promote program enrollment *Most ACP participants receive the full $30 discount per month. If a participant’s internet bill is less than $30 per month (or less than $75 per month for eligible households on qualifying Tribal lands) they will only receive a discount equal to the amount of their monthly bill and will not receive additional money back. **As of August 2023. 5