Starlink is reaching out to potential customers again with a significant price drop for its satellite internet service. A recent promotional offer lowered the starting monthly cost to $35 for the first four months in select areas, according to a marketing email sent out and received by Tesla North.
This new deal represents a discount from the previous $50 entry level price. The offer is scheduled to expire on April 30. So in other words, this is your last chance to jump on this promo deal.
The service provider has structured the current promotion into three distinct tiers based on speed and usage requirements:
Residential 100 Mbps: Priced at $35 per month, this is aimed at basic browsing and streaming for individuals or small households.
Residential 200 Mbps: Available for $65 per month, this tier is designed for remote work and homes with multiple connected devices.
Residential Max: At $105 per month, this plan offers speeds up to 400+ Mbps. It is marketed toward heavy gamers and includes the option for a free Mini Kit for those who need mobile internet for travel or camping.
Starlink noted that the hardware for these plans currently carries no upfront cost. However, the discounted rates are only temporary. After the initial four month period, the monthly service fee will return to the standard pricing.
The company also cautioned that speeds are not guaranteed and can fluctuate based on location and network demand.
This latest move comes as the satellite internet market continues to heat up, with the company looking to expand its user base across more than 160 markets globally.
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