Starlink Plans & Pricing in 2026: The Official Price List
The official 2026 Starlink price list: Residential $55/$85/$130, Roam $55–$175, and Local/Global Priority business plans — all verified from Starlink's pricing page.
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Most Starlink pricing articles online are either out of date or only cover one slice of the lineup. The truth is Starlink now sells four distinct plan families, each with its own pricing logic — and a household plan, a travel plan, a land-business plan, and a maritime plan cost almost nothing alike.
This guide is built directly from Starlink's own 2026 pricing page, so every number below is the official figure, not an estimate from a reseller. It breaks the full lineup into four families, explains the key differences in how each one is billed, and helps you figure out which one actually fits your situation.
The Four Plan Families at a Glance
Starlink structures its entire catalog into four core categories based on portability and network priority:
| Family | Best for | Monthly range | Billing logic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | Fixed households | $55 – $130 | Speed tiers, unlimited data |
| Roam | RVs, nomads, travel | $55 – $175 | Data quota, then unlimited low-speed |
| Local Priority | Land businesses | $55 – $530 | Data quota + add-on blocks, priority, public IP |
| Global Priority | Maritime & global | $250 – $2,150 | Data quota + add-on blocks, priority, SLA |
Residential — for Fixed Households
Three tiers, priced by speed ceiling. Key note from Starlink's own page: the top tier is the only one that always gets "maximum available speeds and top Residential network priority."
| Plan | Price | Speeds & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Residential – 100 Mbps | $55/mo | Limited to 100 Mbps. Only available in select areas. |
| Residential – 200 Mbps | $85/mo | Limited to 200 Mbps. Only available in select areas. |
| Residential – MaxPopular | $130/mo | Max available speeds + top Residential network priority. |
All Residential plans include plug-and-play setup, weather-resistant hardware, unlimited data, and a 30-day trial.
The important takeaway from the "select areas" caveat: not everyone can get the $55 entry tier. If you're in a fully covered area you may only be offered the $85 or $130 tier — so don't be surprised if your checkout shows a higher price than a neighbor's.
Roam — for RVs, Nomads, and Working on the Go
Roam is portable and decoupled from a fixed address. Every plan first gives you high-speed data, then unlimited low-speed data after the quota.
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Roam – 100 GB | $55/mo | 100 GB high speed, then unlimited low-speed |
| Roam – 300 GB | $80/mo | 300 GB high speed, then unlimited low-speed |
| Roam – Unlimited | $175/mo | Unmetered high speed |
All Roam plans support in-motion use, pause anytime via Standby Mode, and come with a 30-day trial. Standby Mode is a nice detail for seasonal users: you can pause service and keep a small monthly fee that allows emergency messaging and easy reactivation in dead zones — ideal for a camper that sits idle most of the year.
Local Priority — for Fixed and Mobile Land Businesses
This is where Starlink's business lineup really takes shape. Local Priority covers a business on land, whether fixed or moving, within one country plus regional travel. Every plan includes network priority, a public IP and a dashboard, and reliable fixed & in-motion use.
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Local Priority 50 GB | $55/mo |
| Local Priority 500 GB | $155/mo |
| Local Priority 1 TB | $280/mo |
| Local Priority 2 TB | $530/mo |
You start with a preset plan and add data blocks as needed in your account:
- + 50 GB → $25/mo
- + 500 GB → $125/mo
*Unlimited data is included at up to 1 Mbps download and 0.5 Mbps upload speeds, and comes with a service-level agreement.*
Global Priority — for Maritime and Global Connectivity
The premium tier, aimed at ships and global operations. Same core features (network priority, public IP & dashboard, fixed & in-motion use), but priced for global coverage.
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Global Priority 50 GB | $250/mo |
| Global Priority 500 GB | $650/mo |
| Global Priority 1 TB | $1,150/mo |
| Global Priority 2 TB | $2,150/mo |
Add-on data blocks are significantly more expensive than Local:
- + 50 GB → $100/mo
- + 500 GB → $500/mo
*Also includes unlimited data at up to 1 Mbps download / 0.5 Mbps upload with a service-level agreement.*
The key difference between Local and Global isn't just price — it's geography and use case. Local Priority is one country plus regional travel on land; Global Priority covers ocean and global land use. If you never need to cross borders or the open ocean, Local Priority is the smarter buy.
How to Choose: A Quick Decision Guide
$55 for 100 Mbps in covered areas, $85 for 200 Mbps, $130 for Max.
$55/100 GB is enough for most people's on-the-road streaming; go $175/Unlimited if you're on it constantly.
From $55/mo for critical operational links and telemetry monitoring.
From $250/mo with ocean satellite handover capabilities.
Many users start on a short-term plan before committing long-term hardware investments.
Key Differences That Change What You Actually Pay
1. Residential is speed-based; everything else is data-based
Residential bills by speed ceiling with unlimited data. Roam, Local, and Global bill by high-speed data quota, then throttle to unlimited low-speed (1 Mbps / 0.5 Mbps) — so if you exceed your quota, you feel it.
2. "Unlimited" on a business plan is not the same as "unlimited" on Residential
Business plans' unlimited data runs at 1 Mbps down / 0.5 Mbps up — fine for monitoring and dashboards, not for real streaming.
3. Hardware cost is separate and regional
This page lists service prices; the one-time dish purchase or rental option varies by area and promo. See the number concretely on the official order page for your region before budgeting.
4. Priority matters at peak hours
On Max Residential and all Priority business plans, you're ahead of standard users in congested cells — that's part of what the higher price buys.
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FounderRaby is the founder of Starlink Outage Map, an independent community outage tracker monitoring real-world Starlink performance by city. Prices in this guide were taken directly from Starlink's official pricing page in September 2026 — always confirm on the official order page. Track live service quality here.