SpaceX raises prices for Starlink’s consumer satellite internet plans in the United States, with increases of about $5 to $10 per month across residential and mobile tiers. The changes apply immediately to new subscribers and are set to roll over for existing customers as well. According to coverage that cites reported plan pricing, the cheapest Residential option (100Mbps) increases from $50 to $55 per month. The 200Mbps Residential plan rises from $80 to $85 per month, and the Residential Max plan also increases by $5 per month (from its previous listed price to the new higher price). SpaceX also changes Standby Mode, which is listed as a lower-cost option for pausing service. The price of Standby Mode doubles from $5 to $10 per month. Both outlets describe the adjustments as covering the full set of consumer plans, with the cost increases taking effect right away for new customers while applying to current customers on schedule.
SpaceX raises US Starlink prices, including a doubling of Standby Mode
SpaceX raises prices for Starlink’s consumer satellite internet plans in the United States, with increases of about $5 to $10 per month across residential and mobile tiers. The changes apply immediate...
- SpaceX raises Starlink plan prices in the United States for new subscribers immediately.
- Residential plan pricing increases by about $5 per month across tiers, including 100Mbps and 200Mbps options.
- Residential 100Mbps goes from $50 to $55 per month.
- Residential 200Mbps goes from $80 to $85 per month.
- Standby Mode doubles from $5 to $10 per month.
SpaceX has raised the price of every consumer Starlink plan in the United States, adding $5 to $10 per month across its residential and mobile tiers while doubling the cost of its budget Standby Mode from $5 to $10. The increases, which took effect immediately for new subscribers and will apply to existing customers from […] This story continues at The Next Web
3 months agoStarlink is raising prices across its satellite internet plans in the US - including Standby Mode - with the cheapest 100Mbps Residential plan going from $50 to $55 / month, as reported earlier by PCMag. Meanwhile, Starlink's 200Mbps residential plan has jumped from $80 to $85 / month, while the Residential Max plan went from […]
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