Starlink Plans & Pricing
An independent, no-fluff comparison of every Starlink consumer plan. Prices change by region — always check current rates before you buy.
| Plan | Price | Data | Hardware | Best for | Portability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | Varies by region — check current rates | Unlimited (subject to deprioritization) | Starlink Standard dish + Gen 3 router | Fixed home internet in one location | Service tied to a fixed address |
| Roam | Varies by region — check current rates | Unlimited (deprioritized vs Residential) | Starlink Standard dish + Gen 3 router | RVs, travel, and moving between locations | Portable — use anywhere within your continent |
| Mobility | Varies by region — check current rates | Unlimited (in-motion capable) | Starlink Flat High Performance dish | In-motion use on vehicles, boats, fleets | In-motion use on land |
| Priority | Varies by region — check current rates | Tiered priority data (e.g. 1TB+ at priority) | Starlink Standard or High Performance dish | Power users, businesses, and critical workloads | Location-dependent by plan tier |
Honest pros & cons
We don't sell Starlink — we review it. Here's the unvarnished take.
Residential
Fixed home internet in one location
Pros
- Best value for a permanent home
- Lowest latency of consumer plans
- Unlimited data with fair-use deprioritization
Cons
- Cannot be used in-motion
- Moving requires an address change or plan switch
- Speeds drop during local congestion
Roam
RVs, travel, and moving between locations
Pros
- Take it anywhere on your continent
- No fixed address required
- Great for RVs and seasonal homes
Cons
- Higher monthly cost than Residential
- Deprioritized behind Residential users
- Not for in-motion use
Mobility
In-motion use on vehicles, boats, fleets
Pros
- Works while driving
- Flat high-performance dish for vehicles
- Ideal for fleets and overlanding
Cons
- Most expensive consumer option
- Requires special flat dish hardware
- Coverage varies by region and licensing
Priority
Power users, businesses, and critical workloads
Pros
- Priority access during congestion
- Best for remote work and business
- More consistent speeds at peak times
Cons
- Highest monthly cost
- Priority data allotments vary by tier
- Overkill for casual home users
Which plan is right for you?
Answer 3 quick questions and we'll recommend a plan.
1. Where will you use Starlink most?
2. How important is priority during congestion?
3. What's your budget priority?