The Residential 100Mbps plan first arrived in November for $40 per month, making it the most affordable plan for home internet use. It’s returned to the US but is now $50.
After disappearing last month, Starlink’s Residential 100Mbps plan has returned in the US alongside two more plan options. But it comes with a price increase.
Starlink.com began offering Residential 100Mbps again on Wednesday. However, the plan now costs $50 per month, a $10 increase. The other catch is that Residential 100Mbps is only available in areas where SpaceX has excess network capacity and fewer existing users.
The company hasn’t published a coverage map, but we’ve seen the option pop up in areas around Omaha, Nebraska, and parts of Nevada, Indiana, and Maine if you try to sign up for a Residential plan on Starlink.com
The plan’s return is part of a rebranding of the Starlink Residential lineup, which first appeared for New Zealand users on Tuesday.
