Starlink plans and pricing
We analyzed Starlink’s internet service for the best plans and deals.
Data as of 06/12/2025. Availability and speed may vary by location, and prices are subject to change. See disclaimers.
Starlink lets you connect from almost anywhere, but it’s less reliable than most other internet types. It’s more expensive, too. We tested it for months to see if it’s worth the cost.
Pros
Connectivity from anywhere
Stellar mobile app
Enough bandwidth for multiple users
Cons
Expensive start-up costs
Pricing instability
Slowdowns in case of congestion or obstructions
Plan | Price | Download speed |
---|---|---|
Residential Lite | $80.00/mo. | Up to 300Mbps |
Residential | $120.00/mo. | Up to 300Mbps |
Roam 50GB | $50.00/mo. | Up to 300Mbps |
Roam Unlimited | $165.00/mo. | Up to 300Mbps |
Data as of 06/12/2025. Availability and speed may vary by location, and prices are subject to change. See disclaimers.
Overall Rating: (4/5)
Service: 4.5/5 • Pricing: 4/5 • Speed: 4.5/5
(5/5) • RC C
Recently switched, and Starlink is infinitely better! Downloads as high as 187 Mbps over a best-ever of 22 before. Tried it before in TX (winter home), and was very happy, so switched up here as well. Much happier with both locations, fewer interruptions, never slows to a trickle like before.
(5/5) • Joshua W
So far Starlink has been the best in my area. It’s lower latency than other satellite providers so you can video conference or play online games easily. It’s usually 100MB and I haven’t had any throttling on the Residential Plan which is currently $120. They have more expensive business plans that are faster and have priority data. The only caveat is the equipment is expensive but it’s worth it in the long run.
(5/5) • Alan A
I couldn’t get Xfinity without paying a fortune, even though the cable is only 450′ from my house, so I went with Starlink satellite. The speed is great, cost is reasonable at $99/month, and I have yet to have to call a support person on the phone. It just works.
(5/5) • Jaden A
Starlink is way faster then ASTAC. Download is 200 average mbps.
Starlink is one of the most expensive ways to get internet service, but it works where other providers aren’t available. Compared to fixed wireless internet, it’s much more expensive and may be slower but available in more remote locations. Compared to other satellite providers, it’s more expensive at startup but has better speeds, much better latency, and stable service plan prices.
Provider | Price | Speed range | Customer rating |
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Starlink | $80.00/mo.* | Up to 300Mbps | 4/5 |
T-Mobile Home Internet | $29.00/mo.† | Up to 318-415Mbps | 4/5 |
Viasat | $69.99/mo.§ for 3 mos. | Up to 150Mbps | 3/5 |
Hughesnet | $39.99/mo.‡ | Up to 100Mbps | 3/5 |
Data as of 06/12/2025. Availability and speed may vary by location, and prices are subject to change. See disclaimers.
* Starlink
† T-Mobile 5G Home Internet
§ Viasat
‡ Hughesnet