Starlink raises prices across satellite internet plans
Starlink has announced price increases for its satellite internet plans in the US. The cheapest Residential plan now costs $55 per month, while Standby Mode has increased to $10. These changes come as Starlink aims to enhance network capacity and reliability for its customers.
- ▪Starlink's 100Mbps Residential plan price has risen from $50 to $55 per month.
- ▪The 200Mbps residential plan has increased from $80 to $85 per month.
- ▪Standby Mode now costs $10 per month, up from $5.
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