SpaceX launches Starlink Premium internet plan, and it's not cheap
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- Feb 03, 2022
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When Musk spoke at Mobile World Congress last June, he aimed to have 500,000 Starlink users within the year. One of his goals is to make internet connectivity easier for those living in rural areas and parts of the world where accessibility by ground is difficult. Though delivery has been a challenge in some regions, Starlink has ambitious plans to provide service to governments, small businesses and users engaged in everyday activities like gaming or communicating with a health care provider.
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With the addition of the Starlink Premium, customers are promised access to 24/7 VIP-level customer service, better performance during outages and unlimited data. SpaceX describes the service as a prime choice for businesses and "high demand users." The premium plan requires a $500 deposit and requires a $2,500 kit that includes the satellite antenna, Wi-Fi router, base and cables. No contracts are required, but users should know that Starlink is provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
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