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The Internet is no longer a luxury or simply entertainment, as many now need it for essential functions like work and school. What if you’re on a limited budget, though? How will you be able to afford Internet service and get a computer as well? We’ll show you how right now.

How to Find Low-Cost Internet and Computers Near You

Imagine the relief you’d feel knowing you could get Internet that fits your budget as well as a low-cost laptop. This would be great news if your family has kids taking classes at home or if you’ve started to work remotely. Luckily, you can find affordable or even free Internet and budget-priced computers in just a few seconds by using EveryoneOn’s online tool.

As its name suggests, EveryoneOn is an organization with one main goal: To get everyone online. They work towards this goal with campaigns to provide free or low-cost Internet, plus affordable computers and digital training to low-income households.

By working with local Internet service providers and device refurbishers, EveryoneOn has the power to offer free Internet or access for as little as $9.95 per month. The organization can also connect households with computers that cost under $100, giving them everything they need to work or study from home regardless of how limited their income is.

To use EveryoneOn to find affordable Internet and device offers in your area, click here. Scroll down to “Step 1,” and enter your zip code in the empty field. Click on the button that says “Find Internet and Computer Offers,” so the online tool can find what’s available locally.

Step 2 is used as a filter to see what free or low-cost Internet program and device offers you’re eligible for. Check off anything that applies to your household, such as:

• Living in public housing.
• Being part of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
• Participating in Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
• And more…

The more boxes you check, the more Internet and device offers you’ll qualify for. It’s important to be truthful when checking off items, as you’ll need to provide proof when you sign up for an affordable Internet program or try to buy a low-cost computer.

Take a close look at the qualifying offers. As you’ll see, they differ in their monthly costs, speeds, and eligibility requirements. Some companies, such as Comcast, may offer free Internet service for a specific period.

If you need a desktop computer, laptop, or a tablet for your child’s school or so you can work from home, take a close look at the device offers too. You may qualify for a device at a fraction of the cost, which can give you the online access you need without breaking the bank.

Once you see offers that fit your needs, sign up for them so you can start getting online as soon as possible.