Copper Valley Wireless
- Free smartphone
- 450 nationwide minutes
- Unlimited text for month minutes for just $1
5 Lifeline providers offer free or discounted phone service to eligible Alaska households. Compare plans below, then apply directly with the provider.
Free-phone providers first, then by coverage.
AT&T Mobility company offers a discount Lifeline program. Check out the discounts that are available to you from each state.
Cordova Wireless is a company in Alaska that serves a small region. It serves the Yakutat and the Cordova communities.
135% of the 2026 poverty guidelines
| 1 person | up to $26,933/yr |
| 2 people | up to $36,518/yr |
| 3 people | up to $46,103/yr |
| 4 people | up to $55,688/yr |
Alaska residents can choose from 5 Lifeline providers: Copper Valley Wireless, Arctic Slope Telephone Association Cooperative, GCI, ATT Mobility and Cordova Wireless Communications. 3 of them advertise a free phone with service, while 2 offer discounted service instead. ATT Mobility has the widest reach, serving 16 states.
If no one in your household receives a qualifying benefit, you can still qualify on income: up to $26,933 a year for a single person, or $55,688 for a family of four. Qualifying programs in Alaska include Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income.
Lifeline is limited to one benefit per household. If you already have Lifeline with another company, you can transfer it to any provider listed above, or visit one of 34 carrier stores in Alaska to compare paid plans in person.
We are not a carrier or a government agency. Apply only on the provider's official website or through the Lifeline National Verifier.
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