Starlink price by country in 2026: monthly plans, the dish and Roam

Published November 2026 · every figure below is read from the dataset at build time, last November 2026 · methodology

Starlink sells the same satellite internet at very different prices. We read Starlink's own plan list for every country we track — the monthly plans, the dish and the Roam travel plan — and took the regular price rather than the discounts that run in many countries for a few months at a time. As of November 2026, a Starlink home plan is priced in 40 countries on this site.

The cheapest home plan costs $28.18 a month in Indonesia (Rp 510,000) and $67.44 in Georgia (₾175) — 2.4× for the same network. The median across all of them is $39.11. In the United States the cheapest plan is $49.50.

One plan, or four

Starlink no longer sells one Residential plan everywhere. 36 of the 40 countries offer more than one tier — a cheaper Lite plan, or speed tiers of 100 Mbps, 200 Mbps and Max — while the rest sell a single plan. The figures here lead with each country's cheapest tier, whichever it is, because that is what Starlink costs at the least; every tier is on the Starlink price page.

Starlink home plans in every country

Regular monthly prices from Starlink's own plan list, before any limited-time discount. Dollar figures are our conversion at one day's rates for every country. A dash means the dish is only rented there, or not listed for sale.

What a month of Starlink is against local incomes

Starlink prices follow local markets only loosely, so the same service weighs very differently on a household budget. Measured against a month of average income (GNI per capita, adjusted for purchasing power), the cheapest plan is heaviest in Ghana (6.3%), Nigeria (5.5%) and the Philippines (5.4%) and lightest in Norway (0.4%), Denmark (0.5%) and Switzerland (0.5%).

The dish: what the hardware costs

The Standard kit — dish, router and cables — costs $102 in Australia and $494 in Colombia. The Mini kit, small enough for a backpack, is sold outright in 40 countries, from $90.68 in Brazil. In several countries Starlink also rents the dish for a monthly fee or sells it cheaper against a minimum term; those deals are not counted here, only the price of buying it outright. Every country is on the Starlink Kit price page.

The first year: dish plus twelve months

The monthly price alone flatters countries with an expensive dish. Adding the Standard kit to twelve months of the cheapest plan, the cheapest first year is in Indonesia at $664, followed by Argentina ($673), Denmark ($680) and Bolivia ($717). The dearest is the Philippines at $1,224. In the United States the first year costs $943.

Starlink Roam: the travel plan

Roam is the plan for a camper, a boat or a cabin: it works on the move rather than at one service address. It is sold in 36 of the countries we track, from $36.35 a month in Bolivia (Roam 100GB). Roam Unlimited costs from $89.29 in Chile to $175 in the United States. Every Roam plan, country by country, is on the Starlink Roam price page.

The discount is not the price

Starlink runs frequent offers — a lower monthly price for the first months, a free or reduced dish — and they differ from country to country and change month to month. A comparison built on them would measure the promotion calendar, not the price. The figures here are the regular prices Starlink lists for each plan; any offer running in your country can only bring the first months below them.

Where Starlink is not sold

Of the countries we track, Starlink lists no Residential plan for China, Egypt, Hong Kong, India, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Taiwan, Thailand and Türkiye — either it has no licence there yet or the service is on a waitlist.

Buying Starlink abroad

Unlike a streaming subscription, Starlink is priced by where it is used: a Residential plan is tied to its service address, and the network knows where the dish is. Buying in a cheaper country and using the dish at home is not a workaround that lasts. The useful comparison is the one above — what the same service costs where you actually live — together with the calculator for your other subscriptions.

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