Welcome to Your Arriva Customer Hub

Welcome to Arriva! We’re committed to providing world-class connections with hometown service. From setting up your account and managing your home Wi-Fi to understanding your bill and finding support when you need it, this page is your one-stop resource for getting connected and making the most of your Arriva services.

Everything You Need in One Place

Manage your account, pay your bill, enroll in AutoPay, and take control of your home Wi-Fi—all from your computer or mobile device.

Create Your Account

Manage your Arriva services online—pay bills, view statements, enroll in AutoPay, and stay connected with account updates.

Download the Arriva App

Take your account with you. Pay bills, view invoices, enroll in AutoPay, update payment methods, and manage your account anytime.

Download Command IQ

Take control of your home Wi-Fi with device management, speed tests, guest networks, parental controls, and real-time network alerts. (Not available to customers in the Bruce, MS service area.)

Understanding Your First Arriva Bill

is your first invoice higher than expected?
It’s common for your first invoice to be higher than your regular monthly payment because it may include both prorated charges and your first full month of service. You could receive an invoice for up to 7 weeks of service. These prorated charges will only appear on your first invoice (or anytime you make changes to your service mid-cycle). After that, your monthly invoice will typically include only your regular monthly service charges, making it much closer to the amount you expect each month.
 
Current Month Charges:  The purple boxes show your regular monthly service charges. Arriva bills service in advance, so your invoice includes the upcoming month’s service. For example, your July service is billed on the statement you receive in late June, and payment is due by July 10th. 
 
Prorated Charges:  The green boxes show any prorated charges from your installation date through the end of that billing month. Since your service started partway through the month, you’re only charged for the days your service was active before your first full month began.
1st
of the month
Payment is due

You can pay online at goarriva.com, or by contacting our office.

10th
of the month
Late fee applies

If payment is not received by 11:59 p.m. local time.

17th
of the month
Invoices are processed

Services are billed one month in advance, and usage-based services like long distance are billed in arrears.

27th
of the month
Disconnect

Disconnect for nonpay; reconnect fee applies.

Your questions answered

FAQ's

It’s common for your first invoice to be higher than your regular monthly invoice because it may include both prorated charges and your first full month of service. Prorated charges cover the number of service days between your install date and the end of that month. You may be looking at more than 1 month’s billing amount (see sample invoice above). Your subsequent invoices will not be as high as your first one, unless you have charges for long distance, service calls, late fees, reconnect fees, or other charges. 
No. After your first invoice, your regular monthly invoice should reflect one month of service unless you have charges for long distance, service calls, late fees, reconnect fees, or other charges. 

Payment is due on the 1st of each month.

Late fees apply on the 10th of the month, or the next business day if the 10th falls on a weekend or holiday.

Arriva participates in the federal Lifeline program, which provides eligible low-income households with a monthly discount on qualifying communications services. Eligible customers may receive a monthly Lifeline benefit of up to $9.25/mo. toward qualifying broadband service, or up to $5.25/mo. toward voice service (amounts correct and up to date as of July 1, 2026. Verify benefit amount on official Lifeline Website). Only one Lifeline benefit is available per household. To apply, visit www.LifelineSupport.org or call 1-800-234-9473. Eligibility is determined through the National Verifier, which is administered by the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) on behalf of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Once your Lifeline application is approved, contact Arriva to have your benefit applied to your qualifying service.

Log in to your Arriva online account, click “Auto Pay,” and follow the prompts.

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1st
of the month
Payment is due

You can pay online at goarriva.com, or by contacting our office.

10th
of the month
Late fee applies

If payment is not received by 11:59 p.m. local time.

17th
of the month
Invoices are processed

Services are billed one month in advance, and usage-based services like long distance are billed in arrears.

27th
of the month
Disconnect

Disconnect for nonpay; reconnect fee applies.

You ask, we answer

We’re here to help with account setup, autopay, and notifications.

For more information, visit our FAQs page 

Severe Winter weather

Due to the threat of severe winter weather forecasted to hit our areas soon, we may face unexpected staffing shortages and office closures. To report an outage or downed lines, please contact your local office.

Please note that if your power is out, your internet will also be unavailable.