Real Starlink offers in the US right now

What Starlink promotions are running in the US right now?

None as a code, and none in the countrywide price feed. On Nov 3, 2026 the real US savings were the ones in this table, each published by Starlink itself. They appear on the starlink.com order page once you enter your address, or come with the plan you pick. Some addresses also get an area offer that the countrywide feed doesn’t show.

How much is Starlink Residential without an address?

The price data starlink.com’s order page loads before it has an address listed three Residential tiers on Nov 3, 2026: $49.50/mo for the 100 Mbps tier, $76.50/mo for 200 Mbps and $143/mo for Max, none of it promotional. Treat those as reference levels, not your bill: each address gets its own price, and starlink.com reveals yours after you type the address in.

starlink.com won’t show a Residential price until it has an address, and Starlink’s help center says what you’re offered (plans, prices and promotions) depends on your location and account type. Starlink keeps its two cheaper home tiers, 100 Mbps and 200 Mbps, to select areas. Starlink’s help center says to find your price by entering the address on starlink.com and hitting “Order Now”.

Starlink’s US price list shows no promotion end date, duration or adjustment for the address-based Residential prices, but tags the products “reduced cost” without saying what that means, and the list changed twice between Oct 25 and Nov 2, 2026 (our reading of the list fields). And one address can differ from the list: one public test address (a county courthouse in Broken Bow, Nebraska) was quoted Residential 100 Mbps at $55, 200 Mbps at $85 and Max at $130 a month on the order page on Nov 3, 2026, next to the countrywide levels above. So two addresses can see different prices on the same day.

Area offers and promotional pricing

The countrywide feed carries no promotion, but Starlink’s help center lists half-price service in a few named areas, matched to the service address with nothing to enter:

• Cameron County, Texas: 50% off Residential service, and no upfront hardware cost for new Residential customers there.
• Vermilion Parish, Louisiana: 50% off Residential service.
• Eligible parts of the Memphis area: 50% off service.

If an area offer ends for customers who already have it, Starlink promises at least 6 months of notice. Moving out of the eligible area ends the area discount on future bills.

Elsewhere, in select areas Starlink gives new customers cheaper service for a fixed run of months (6 or 12 in its examples), visible right when they order on starlink.com. An area discount, if your address has one, appears on the starlink.com order page as you order, and promotional pricing covers new customers only, on one service line, with no commitment. The countrywide feed showed none on Nov 3, 2026, so only your own address can tell you.

Kit savings: rental activation and the $149 Mini

Rent instead of buying, where offered. Where your address is offered a rented kit, activation is a one-time fee that hangs on your address and plan: nothing, $99 (adds professional installation) or $199 (a rental kit a pro installs). The Starlink V5 rental kit carries an adjustment that brings it to $0 at checkout. A monthly rental fee, where there is one, is itemized at checkout and billed from activation, or from 30 days after delivery if that comes first.

The Mini for travel. starlink.com lists the Mini Kit at $149. Starlink spreads the Mini’s price over a fixed-rate installment plan at 0% APR, shown as $12.41/mo. The catch: the installments assume 12 months of unbroken service, and on a Residential plan, cancelling, transferring the kit, changing plan or going to Standby makes the remaining balance due straight away. On top of that, a new Mini ordered from starlink.com in the US gets an Activation Benefit at checkout, which Starlink can take back if the Mini isn’t switched on within 7 days of arriving. We found no amount for that benefit in Starlink’s help article.

Plan extras: Residential Max, the Mini Kit for Travel and installation

Some savings come bundled with a plan rather than with the order. Residential Max comes with a Starlink Mini rental at no monthly fee, plus half off eligible Roam plans. There’s a limit: the Max offer’s own terms say it can’t be stacked with other offers.

On the smaller home plans, where offered with Residential 100 or 200, the Optional Mini Kit for Travel gives 20% off eligible Roam plans. And starlink.com’s US front page promises free professional installation for two home tiers, 200 Mbps and Max, which matters if you’d otherwise pay for a mount and an installer.

Does the referral reward combine with these offers?

Nobody can say yet. On Nov 3, 2026, neither the referral terms nor the help center addressed whether the $100 referral credit stacks with an area discount, an area’s promotional pricing, the Mini’s Activation Benefit or the Max Mini offer. What is clear: the referral takes nothing off the order.

A newcomer whose Residential or Roam order is placed via someone’s referral link can receive $100 later if they qualify; by the terms it lands on the second monthly bill, and the help center’s earliest is 60 days after activation.

The kit and the first month are paid in full and the dish is activated as usual; the referral takes nothing off at checkout. The reward covers service addresses in the 50 states and DC, for orders placed in a browser on starlink.com rather than at a store. And since rental orders earning it is unconfirmed, as above, this page links the reward to the plan you order, never to a rental.

Not US offers, or not real

These come up in searches for Starlink promotions in 2026. None of them lowers a US order.

The 50% holiday offer is real, but only abroad: Starlink’s Japan price list showed the home plan at half price (¥7,100 reduced to ¥3,550), ending Nov 28, 2026. Group discounts: none found. What we checked for a military discount.

Percent-off codes on coupon sites have nowhere to go: starlink.com’s US order, checkout, cart and payment screens have no field labeled for a promo, coupon or referral code. What each coupon site claimed, and our verdict.

Fact-check standard: each claim here points to the Starlink page it came from (or says so when no page covers it), with the day we read it. No code lists, and no money from coupon sites or stores. Method · How we make money · Corrections