The new SpaceX product comes at five times the cost of standard service: Starlink Premium requires a $500 refundable deposit, a $2,500 fee for the antenna and router, and service costs $500 per month.

Unlike the standard product, which only guarantees service at a specific service address, SpaceX says Starlink Premium is capable of connecting from anywhere.

SpaceX rolls outs 'premium' Starlink satellite internet tier at $500 per month

The new SpaceX product comes at five times the cost of standard service: Starlink Premium requires a $500 refundable deposit, a $2,500 fee for the antenna and router, and service costs $500 per month.  Unlike the standard product, which only guarantees service at a specific service address, SpaceX says Starlink Premium is capable of connecting from anywhere. SpaceX rolls outs 'premium' Starlink satellite internet tier at $500 per month Elon Musk's company is now offering a pricier and more powerful version of the Starlink service that's targeted at businesses and enterprise customers. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/02/spacex-starlink-premium-satellite-internet-tier-at-500-per-month.html

Yes, all price-insensitive types.  

No idea the service quality, but agree tiers make sense.  At 5x the cost, it might even account for more revenue over time…

@D J do you know anyone who’s planning on upgrading to this from their normal star link account?

Alex

Yes, all price-insensitive types.    No idea the service quality, but agree tiers make sense.  At 5x the cost, it might even account for more revenue over time…

Seems like a no-downside move for Space X but I’m wondering if there is a market for it, and how it compares to options digital nomads have currently to maintain fast internet across borders

D J

A group of likeminded people in SpaceX 🚀 are talking about this.