Starlink Brings Satellite to Homes for $39 a Month
The company’s satellite internet access promotion is available until March 31.
The company’s satellite internet access promotion is available until March 31.
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 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.
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