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Home internet that depends on nothing local

A dish on your roof, a clear view of the sky, and your home is online — no cable to wait for, no local network to depend on. Here is how to size it honestly.

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Sizing a household without guesswork

Count the people who stream or sit on video calls daily. A light household — browsing, messaging, some evening streaming — lives comfortably on 500GB at $112/month. A family where several people stream and study online fits 1TB at $189/month, our most recommended plan. At a typical ~3 GB per hour of HD video — an assumption, not a promise — 1TB is roughly 330 hours of watching, which is a lot of household.

The power-cut question, answered first

The Standard kit runs on the inverter-and-battery setups many homes already have; it draws 75–100 W. The Mini draws 25–40 W — less than a laptop charger — and runs from a power bank or small solar setup with the right cable. Power cuts do not have to mean internet cuts.

What starting actually costs

One-time: a kit ($350 Mini or $600 Standard) plus $50 professional installation. Monthly: your plan, from $112. The two never mix, and there are no charges we have not listed on the prices page.

Questions we hear

The Standard kit, for almost every home: stronger WiFi (covers up to 297 m², up to 235 devices) and a dish built to live permanently on a roof. The Mini suits homes that also want to travel with their internet.
Starlink is designed for self-installation, and the kickstand setup is genuinely simple. The $50 professional visit is worth it for roof mounting, clean cabling and getting the whole household connected properly on day one.
Nothing switches off when you pass your priority allowance — you continue on unlimited standard data. If that keeps happening, we move you up a plan.