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Free Government Phone in Arkansas
Lifeline service in Arkansas from FreeCall Wireless: free phone, free talk, text and data for eligible households.
Quick answer
How do I get a free government phone in Arkansas?
Arkansas residents can get a free government phone through Lifeline if they receive SNAP, Arkansas Medicaid, SSI, Federal Public Housing Assistance or a Veterans Pension, or if household income is at or below $21,546 a year for one person (2026). Apply with FreeCall Wireless online or by phone, verify eligibility, and your free phone ships to you.
- $21,546 for 1 person
- Arkansas Medicaid
- Free shipping
Living in Arkansas? You may qualify for a Free Government Phone through the federal Lifeline program. FreeCall Wireless serves Arkansas households in Little Rock, Fayetteville and Fort Smith and everywhere in between.
This guide to getting a Free Government Phone in Arkansas covers who qualifies, the local program names, 2026 income limits and how to apply.
Who qualifies for a free government phone in Arkansas?
Arkansas residents qualify for Lifeline if anyone in the household takes part in one of these programs. The table shows the name each program uses locally.
| Federal program | What it is called in Arkansas |
|---|---|
| SNAP | SNAP |
| Medicaid | Arkansas Medicaid |
| Supplemental Security Income | SSI (Social Security Administration) |
| Federal Public Housing Assistance | Public housing and Section 8 through local housing authorities in Arkansas |
| Veterans Pension and Survivors Benefit | U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs |
Learn more about SNAP, Medicaid and SSI eligibility.
What is the Lifeline income limit in Arkansas?
If no one in your household receives a qualifying benefit, you can qualify by income. Arkansas uses the standard 48-state and D.C. limits for 2026, which are 135% of the federal poverty guidelines:
| Household size | Yearly income limit | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $21,546 | $1,796 |
| 2 people | $29,214 | $2,434 |
| 3 people | $36,882 | $3,074 |
| 4 people | $44,550 | $3,712 |
| 5 people | $52,218 | $4,352 |
| 6 people | $59,886 | $4,990 |
| Each additional person | +$7,668 | +$639 |
How do I apply for a free phone in Arkansas?
- 1
Apply with FreeCall Wireless
Start online with your Arkansas ZIP code, call (918) 931-0991, or visit our Tulsa office.
- 2
Verify your eligibility
Most Arkansas applicants are verified through the National Verifier in minutes.
- 3
Get your free phone
Your phone ships free to your Arkansas address with service active.
Where does FreeCall Wireless have coverage in Arkansas?
In Arkansas, you will find 5G coverage in and around Little Rock, Fayetteville and Fort Smith, and 4G LTE across the rest of the state where people live and travel. Check coverage before you apply on our coverage page.
Which free phones can I get in Arkansas?
Eligible Arkansas customers can choose from our full lineup, subject to stock. Popular choices:
See all free phones or the Free Government iPhone offers.
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- Free Government Phone Maryland
- Free Government Phone Mississippi
Or browse all states we serve.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a free government phone in Arkansas?
Yes. FreeCall Wireless offers Lifeline service in Arkansas. Qualify through SNAP, Arkansas Medicaid, SSI, public housing, a Veterans Pension or income.
Does Arkansas Medicaid qualify me for a free phone?
Yes. Arkansas Medicaid is Arkansas's Medicaid program, and Medicaid qualifies you for Lifeline.
What is the income limit for Lifeline in Arkansas?
In 2026 it is $21,546 a year for one person and $44,550 for a family of four.
How long does it take to get a free phone in Arkansas?
Most applicants are approved within minutes. Phones usually arrive within three to seven business days of approval.
Can I keep my number in Arkansas?
Yes. You can transfer your current Arkansas number for free.
Sources and last update
Reviewed and updated on by the FreeCall Wireless team. Program figures come from these official sources:
- FCC: Lifeline Support for Affordable Communications
- USAC: Lifeline program overview
- Lifeline Support (USAC): How to qualify
- HHS ASPE: 2026 Poverty Guidelines
Spotted something out of date? Email support@freecallwireless.com and we will correct it.
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