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Comcast Internet Essentials Partnership Program 

The “Internet Essentials Partnership Program” is designed to help accelerate Internet adoption at a critical time. It offers households low-cost, broadband Internet service for $9.95/month, the option to purchase a heavily subsidized computer, and multiple options for digital literacy training. Today, Comcast also announced it is giving all Internet Essentials customers its innovative xFi platform, which enables parents to control and manage their children’s WiFi connected devices.

The initiative builds on Comcast’s recent announcement that it will continue to offer, through the end of 2020, all new Internet Essentials customers two months of free Internet service and it will forgive back debt due so more families can apply.

With so many families at home, parents and caregivers need controls to manage their home WiFi connection and their children’s devices. Access to xFi, which is a simple, digital dashboard that enables customers to set up and manage their home WiFi, families can see what devices are connected, set safe-browsing modes so children can only access age-appropriate content, get notifications about activity on their home WiFi, and have the ability to pause devices for dinner or bedtime. 

The program also includes two months of free Internet service for new Internet Essentials customers.

Recent partnerships with schools in Chicago, Atlanta, Sacramento, Pittsburgh, Portland, and Arlington, VA mean more than 200,000 qualified students now have a greater opportunity to get connected. You can visit www.comcastcorporation.com/IEPP, touch base with your local Comcast contact, or connect with Rebecca_Fracassa@comcast.com, for more information. 

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