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Extreme Networks E-rate prices: what schools paid, model by model

As of Nov 11, 2026, Lakewave prices 106 Extreme Networks models from E-rate requests in FY2024-2026. The most requested, the USK12-STD-A-S-C-EW-5Y, had a median unit price of $250.

Median unit prices for 106 Extreme Networks models, from 10,396 priced Form 471 line items in FY2024-2026. Each model shows its price by year, state and order size.

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Every Extreme Networks model with at least 20 priced line items from 5 or more applicants.

$250median

Most requested: USK12-STD-A-S-C-EW-5Y

From 432 line items; half paid $235 to $275.

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Form 471 line items for Extreme Networks equipment, FY2024-2026.

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Extreme Networks models and prices

Most requested first. Unit prices as applicants entered them, before the E-rate discount.

ModelTypeLine itemsMedianMiddle half
USK12-STD-A-S-C-EW-5YLicense432$250$235 to $275
AP4000-WWWireless Data Distribution334$450$405 to $495
10099Cabling/Connectors313$13.91$11.78 to $17.14
10061Cabling/Connectors307$7.00$5.91 to $8.10
5420F-48P-4XEData Distribution257$3,531$2,858 to $4,425
5320-48P-8XEData Distribution255$3,080$2,630 to $3,440
AP4020-WWWireless Data Distribution230$477$408 to $556
XCIQ-PT0-C-EW-1YR-K12License213$102$84.00 to $132
5520-24XData Distribution208$4,886$4,174 to $5,879
XCIQ-PT0-C-EW-5YR-K12License206$188$168 to $239
AP5010-WWWireless Data Distribution203$674$595 to $805
USK12-STD-A-S-C-EWLicense199$115$97.50 to $146
XN-ACPWR-920WModule197$495$367 to $584
XN-ACPWR-1200W-FBModule178$503$420 to $600
XN-ACPWR-350W-FBModule173$294$241 to $358
10304Cabling/Connectors169$56.39$45.00 to $66.99
USK12-STD-B-S-C-EW-5YLicense156$832$645 to $1,061
AP5020-WWWireless Data Distribution155$792$707 to $888
5420M-48W-4YEData Distribution153$3,414$2,921 to $4,016
10099-G2 Power CORD, 15A, USA, NEMA5-15, C15Cabling/Connectors149$15.00$15.00 to $15.00
XCIQ-PT0-C-EW-3YR-K12License149$184$152 to $230
5520-48WData Distribution144$3,329$3,131 to $4,306
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What do schools pay for Extreme Networks equipment on E-rate?

Median unit prices on FY2024-2026 requests: USK12-STD-A-S-C-EW-5Y $250; AP4000-WW $450; 10099 $13.91; 10061 $7.00.

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Before. They are the unit prices applicants entered on their Form 471 line items.

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Compiled from public records and refreshed nightly; last updated Nov 11, 2026. Figures are as USAC publishes them; committed amounts are funding commitments, not payments. Contract end dates on June 30 are left out because many applicants enter the funding-year end instead. Check the source before acting. See something wrong? Tell us and we will correct it.