Starlink rarely offers deals on service, but you may be able to snag a deal on equipment if you buy at the right time and live in the right place.
Fortunately, pricing shenanigans with Starlink stop there. After you buy your receiver dish, you’ll be charged the exact price of your plan. There are no extra fees, taxes, or equipment rental charges to worry about.
Best Starlink promotions and discounts this month
| Promotions and discounts | View on Starlink site |
|---|---|
| Get the Deal for Starlink |
Starlink is currently offering its Residential 100 Mbps plan for $50 per month—making it the most affordable residential internet plan from Starlink yet. You can also get a Roam service plan for as low as $50 per month with the Starlink Mini. It’s a great deal for travelers looking to get reliable internet service on the go.
If you aren’t sure if you’re ready to commit to a Starlink plan, you can get a 30-day trial and get a full refund if you aren’t sold on Starlink’s service.
Best Starlink internet plans
| Plan | Price* | Speeds |
|---|---|---|
| Starlink Residential 100 Mbps | $50/mo. | Up to 100Mbps |
| Starlink Residential 200 Mbps | $80/mo. | Up to 200Mbps |
| Starlink Residential MAX | $120/mo. | Up to 400Mbps |
| Starlink Roam 100GB | $50/mo. | Up to 300Mbps |
| Starlink Roam Unlimited | $165/mo. | Up to 300Mbps |
* Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change. See disclaimers.
The Starlink Residential plans are intended to be used with a receiver dish mounted in a fixed location. You get unlimited data, but you can’t pause the plan. You can cancel anytime without worrying about fees.
The Roam plans are intended for dishies on the go. You can use either the Mini dish or a Standard dish, and you can pause your subscription when you don’t need it. If you choose the $50 plan, you’re capped at 100GB per month.
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Starlink internet discounts: How can you lower your bill?
The only way to get a discount on service is to refer a friend to Starlink. If they sign up, you both get a free month of service.
Other than that, the best way to keep your bill low is to choose your plan carefully. If you’re using Starlink as your only connection to the internet, go with the unlimited residential plan.
If you have good home internet from another provider but need your Starlink only when you’re on the road, start with the $50 Roam plan—you might be surprised how long it will last. If you eat through the data quickly, spring for the Unlimited Roam plan, but remember to pause it when you get back from your trip.
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What fees do you pay with Starlink internet?
Deals are rare with Starlink, but so are fees. You pay the advertised price for your plan, full stop. That means no administrative fees, no taxes, no equipment fees, no cancellation fees, nada.
Monthly billing couldn’t be any simpler, but you may be charged a one-time demand surcharge fee if you live in a busy area. Starlink’s demand surcharge fee starts at $100, but goes up to a whopping $1,500 in some areas—so be sure to check for any extra surcharge fees in your area.
Plans disclaimers
Starlink plans
Residential 100 Mbps | Residential 200 Mbps | Residential MAX — Users on Residential 100 Mbps and Residential 200 Mbps will be limited to download speeds of 100 Mbps and 200 Mbps respectively. Residential 100 Mbps and Residential 200 Mbps plans are only available in select areas. Residential Max users will experience maximum available speeds and top Residential network priority.
Starlink Roam plans
Roam 100GB — Users on Roam 100 GB receive 100 GB of high-speed data, then unlimited low-speed data. For limitations on international travel, coastal coverage and in-motion use.
Roam Unlimited — Plus hardware, shipping & handling fees, and tax. Fully refundable. Depending on location, some orders may take 2 weeks or more to fulfill. Users on Residential 100 Mbps and Residential 200 Mbps will be limited to download speeds of 100 Mbps and 200 Mbps respectively. Residential 100 Mbps and Residential 200 Mbps plans are only available in select areas. Residential Max users will experience maximum available speeds and top Residential network priority.
