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# Starlink Brings Satellite to Homes for $39 a Month
- URL: https://broadbandbreakfast.com/starlink-brings-satellite-to-homes-for-39-a-month/
- Published: 2026-03-04T17:29:21.000Z
- Updated: 2026-07-02T21:59:40.000Z
- Description: The company’s satellite internet access promotion is available until March 31.
- Author: Kelcie Lee
- Tags: Satellite, SpaceX, Starlink, Starlink Mobile, Elon Musk, Michael Nicolls, #with-siderail

WASHINGTON, March 4, 2026 – Starlink is offering a 100 Mbps residential broadband Internet plan for as low as $39 a month for six months in a new promotion that lasts until March 31.

**Elon Musk**’s Starlink, a satellite-delivered internet service provider, has made satellite service more accessible and affordable to customers around the world. It has also rocketed in growth, growing [1 million new customers in under 50 days](https://broadbandbreakfast.com/starlink-adds-1-million-subs-in-just-47-days-rockets-past-9-million-globally/) at the end of 2025 to reach more than 10 million globally.

Starlink’s plan for 100 Mbps for households shaved $11 off the monthly bill, with the original price being $50/month. Residential 200Mbps has dropped to $69/month, while residential max has dropped to $109/month. The deal only applies for the first 6 months of the satellite subscription, allowing customers to save $66 throughout the time period. 

This promotion is offered in [several countries across the globe](https://starlink.com/map?referral=RC-481067-34312-6&utm%5Fsource=google&utm%5Fmedium=paid&utm%5Fcampaign=sls%5Fus%5Fsrc%5Fggl%5Fbrd%5Fvar-pe&utm%5Fcontent=sls%5Fus%5Fsrc%5Fggl%5Fbrd%5Fvar-pe%5Fres%5Fitp%5Fv4s%5Ftxt%5Fen-us%5Fpmo-39-v2&utm%5Fterm=var-pe%5Fstarlight%20internet), including Canada, South America, Australia, parts of Africa and parts of Southeast Asia. While it is also available in the United States, there are several areas — including cities in New Mexico and West Virginia — where Starlink has yet to reach. Additionally, high-demand hubs like Seattle, Sacramento and Alaska are required to pay an extra one-time fee as high as $1,500 for new subscribers. 

Starlink’s promotion will lure in new customers, creating increased competition with local internet providers. However, the company’s [Starlink Mobile program does not intend to compete with wireless carriers](https://broadbandbreakfast.com/spacex-scheduled-2027-launch-of-1-200-satellite-mobile-constellation/) in direct-to-cell satellite service, said **Michael Nicolls**, senior vice president of Starlink engineering at SpaceX on Tuesday.