Starlink’s high-speed, low-latency satellite service has been growing in popularity, especially in areas that cannot access cable or fiber internet options.But the hefty equipment price tag of $349 was a roadblock for many customers.Fortunately, Starlink has become more accessible and cheaper than ever.
The satellite internet giant cut its equipment costs in half and is offering discounted pricing on its residential satellite plans in certain areas.New Starlink customers now only have to pay a one-time equipment fee of $175 instead of $349 for their satellite dish, and monthly plans are also discounted in certain areas for the first year of service.Customers in these areas can get Starlink’s Residential Lite plan for $65.00/mo.
for the first year of service, instead of the standard $80.00/mo., and the Residential plan is going for $99.00/mo.during the first year instead of $120.00/mo.We’re not sure how long these promotional prices will last, but for now, it’s clear Starlink is determined to compete with other satellite services, particularly Amazon’s Project Kuiper, which is currently launching batches of its satellites and is expected to deliver service in late 2025 and 2026.
Even though Starlink is currently the cheapest it’s ever been, keep in mind the discounted internet plan pricing is only available in select areas.Always enter your address to get the most accurate pricing for your area.But don’t worry — even if you live in an area without the promotional plan discount, your equipment cost will still be 50% off.
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