Starlink Raises Prices, Adding $5 to $10 On Monthly Plans
Starlink is increasing its monthly subscription prices by $5 to $10 for its Residential and Roam plans. The new rates are already reflected on the official Starlink website for new customers, while existing subscribers will see the changes starting June 18th. This price hike has drawn criticism from some users who express concern about affordability and competition in the satellite internet market.
- ▪Starlink is raising prices for both the Residential and Roam plans by $5 to $10 each month.
- ▪The new pricing has already been implemented for new customers in the US.
- ▪Existing subscribers will experience the price increase on or after June 18th.
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Starlink subscribers in the US and elsewhere should brace for a higher monthly bill. SpaceX is raising prices for both the Residential and Roam plans, along with the Standby Mode. The increase amounts to $5 to $10 more each month. In the US, the new pricing has already appeared on the official Starlink.com site, forcing new customers to pay the new rates now. (PCMag) Only the newly-introduced Roam 300GB remains unchanged at $80 per month. The company’s email about the price change also mentions the higher rates will take effect for existing subscribers on or after June 18th.
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