SpaceX customer email sent June 19, 2024. SpaceX is rolling out a compact version of its satellite internet antennas called "Starlink Mini." The company is offering a "limited number" of the Starlink Mini antennas for $599 each in an early access release. In addition to the upfront hardware cost, service for a Starlink Mini is effectively $150 per month for 50 gigabytes of data. SpaceX is rolling out a compact version of its Starlink antennas, which the company is advertising as a mobile option for its satellite internet customers. Watch NBC6 free wherever you are WATCH HERE "Starlink Mini is a compact, portable kit that can easily fit in a backpack, designed to provide high-speed, low-latency internet on the go," according to a customer email sent by SpaceX on Wednesday and viewed by CNBC. The company is offering a "limited number" of the Starlink Mini antennas for $599 each in an early access release. That's $100 more than the base model "Standard" antenna sold with its Residential service, although the company aspires to reduce the price tag. Get local news you need to know to start your day with NBC 6's News Headlines newsletter. SIGN UP "Our goal is to reduce the price of Starlink, especially for those around the world where connectivity has been unaffordable or completely unavailable," SpaceX wrote in the email. SpaceX customer email sent June 19, 2024. Starlink Mini promotional image. In addition to the upfront hardware cost, service for a Starlink Mini is effectively $150 per month — as SpaceX is offering the service for a Mini as an additional $30 per month bundle on top of a $120 per month Residential service. The "Mini Roam" service "can be used anywhere in the United States" but has a cap of 50 gigabytes of data per month, with Starlink charging $1 per gigabyte for additional data. Money Report