Starlink Standard Kit with 12-Month $139/Month Residential Plan: $0 Delivered (Select Areas Only, RRP $549) @ Starlink

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In select areas, Starlink offers new customers the option to purchase a $0 Starlink Kit with a 12-Month Residential service plan commitment. The customer has a 30-day trial with a full refund period. After the 30 day trial, the service commitment ends 12 months after the customer's activation date.

T&Cs Apply

During the service commitment, taking any of the following actions will result in a Change Fee:

  • Change service address
  • Cancel service
  • Fail to timely pay your bill
  • Attempt to transfer your kit to another user
  • Cancel service during the 30-day trial and not return your kit
  • The Change Fee is reduced on a monthly, pro-rated basis over the 12-month period. The current fee is $549.

The select areas will most likely be Regional Areas only and also areas that are not congested. Areas are not 100% known and may vary from state to state.


This is more suited for homes and businesses at fixed locations. Doesn't apply to Mini and/or Roaming.

Speed Tests of Standard Kit can be found here including Latency - This is on a Residential Plan (not Residential Lite).

Referral Links

Referral: random (120)

The referrer and referee receives bonus credit for a month of standard service, 30 days after the referee activates and keeps their Starlink. Referrals will only issue credits to Standard Plan (Residential) and Mobile Regional (Roam) subscriptions. Kits purchased from a retailer or reseller are not eligible for the referral program. No credit will be given even if a referral link was used during activation.

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Comments

          • @gmatht: They fool you with the angles. There is no arm out to the right in a nazi salute, that’s what makes it distinguishable from anything else

        • +2

          Perhaps the TV one day will tell them it was just an overly excited socially awkward autistic man who made an odd gesture in good faith.

  • Concerning if true…

  • Starlink offer break down is as follows. The DISH is usually $200 off the AU$549 RRP but for the OFFER its at full price now and SL (starlink) now has a $99 residencial plan lite for $99 (speeds 50-100mbs at peak times of deprioritized data) ~ so $139x12 month commitment is $1668 over 12 months (change that plan, miss a payment and they whack you with an $549 penalty) but its full speed, so my mate tells me 200-300mbs and he loves it!

    Are you saving much, well at $549+(99x12) the answer is that works out to be $1739 (not good value) and about the same as the deal if the DISH was $200 cheaper at $349… So is it a must have deal? Well, please think of the children… (joke) the $99 plan sucks but works (its still awesome if your thinking of jumping from the NBN, especially wireless NBN) but not for anyone with a FTTH or FTTC access plan, otherwise go even the Starlink cheapo $99 plan as you wont regret it!
    NOTE: TELSTA do the $99 plan for $125 plus $200 off the $549 DISH ~ so $349 but I cant recommend this offer to anyone in good faith!

    $139 locks in the best deal and if you on the $99 you may not be able to move up as the AU SATT space fills up as many have discovered. This may change as more starlink's get into orbit but SATT demand is growing faster than Elon can toss them up into orbit! Given the NBN price gouge for even slow plans around the $100 mark, its a no brainer for many and the ONLY competition is a 5G DATA MODEM plan from on eof the telcos so check that out before committing and be sure 12months is the sort of commitment your happy with and then go for it if the answers YES.

    • The DISH is usually $200 off the AU$549 RRP

      That was last months deal.

      NOTE: TELSTA do the $99 plan for $125 plus $200 off the $549 DISH ~ so $349 but I cant recommend this offer to anyone in good faith!

      Telstra Starlink is 50Mbps down and 10Mbps up plus you need to use their Telstra Box which is crap. Read more from my previous comment.

      the $99 plan sucks but works

      Have you tried it? From my testing, it is actually still pretty good for those who want basic internet. If you are WFH or running a business, I would suggest the $139, but the lite might still be suitable for most people and/or a holiday home.

      now has a $99 residencial plan lite for $99 (speeds 50-100mbs at peak times of deprioritized data)

      Yet to see it actually drop to that. My testing is showing about 100mbps difference.

      the ONLY competition is a 5G DATA MODEM plan

      Most of the time people who are going Starlink have already either explorer a 4G/5G option or have VERY poor coverage. I did a Starlink install on Monday where you had 0 phone service inside and had to go outside to make a phone call.

  • +3

    I live in a regional area, and I have to say, love it or hate it, Starlink has been a life saver. I need reliable internet to run my business, and the towers for fixed wireless here are down more often than up. I don't even get enough reception where I am to make a mobile call without wifi. Starlink has been 100% reliable for me, so I have no alternative.

  • +2

    Tangentially related to Musk, but Duttard wants to scrap the NBN (Libs fault) in favour of a government contract with Starlink for everyone’s internet.
    That’s just the dumbest idea ever, and I hope we don’t see Dutton OR Musk in parliament.

    • +4

      Actually the NBN is negotiating with Amazon’s Kuiper Service to replace their Sky Muster boat anchor.

      And Amazon’s service doesn’t even have one satellite in orbit yet, plus even Blue Origin has never actually launched a satellite.

      So MDS is evident even here,

      • I wonder if they shouldn’t start negotiating with Eutelsat/OneWeb instead. At least, they have satellites in orbit and are operational.

      • Woah dude stop, we aren’t having intelligent factual conversations around here, stop spoiling the fun

    • Seems like a great idea for anyone on FW or Sky muster sat

    • +1

      For fixed wireless and satellite NBN connections. Is it bad based on merit, or is it just bad because "electric car man bad?"

      Based on merit, it actually seems like a pretty good idea.

  • +1

    $34 delivery fee not included

  • +1

    overpriced and service is inconsistent

    • +2

      How is the service inconsistent?

  • +4

    They have optimised the antenna again. Now comes in a lovely swastika design.

    • +1

      Haha that’s soo good, I’ve never heard that before

  • +8

    I hope you keep posting these deals in spite of the unhinged lunatics clogging up the thread nonsense. This deal isn't for me but when they have one on the mini I might just pull the trigger.

    • +1

      Oh I will if someone doesn’t before me.

    • +3

      The epic cope & seethe is absolutely delicious.

      • +1

        I find it sad and disturbing more than anything.

        • +1

          At least this time the mods have kept a lid on the invalid negs. Last few deals the blatantly partisan ones have been allowed to stand…luck of the draw as to who's modding I suppose.

  • +2

    I would rather be flayed with a baguette than give Musk any of my money…..

  • +2

    Remember for best reception place all antennas in Far Right of property

    • +3

      Good advice because Musks critics tend to put things where the sun don’t shine.

  • +4

    I've had starlink for nearly 2 years. What a game changer it is for rural & semi rural homes.

    The monthly price put me off getting it but a sale came along and I bought it, best desecion ever.

    I've had 2 dropouts from the beginning, which seemed to be Australia wide. No speed, connection or weather issues. If you're on the fence. Go for it if you can afford it.

    • +3

      I've had 2 dropouts from the beginning, which seemed to be Australia wide.

      Likewise and I think 1 of them was also Global but Starlink was onto it. It showed a notice in the App and it was fixed within a hour. When do you ever see that from NBN? NBN would be "sending a technician, ETA x days".

      I've had more downtime from my primary connection than Starlink.

      • +2

        Yes you might be right about it being global.

        I also haven't had any issues with gaming online, not that I play alot.

  • +1

    I hate that I have to use Starlink in my area 😓

    • +1

      Which area would you like to use it in?

    • Haha 😏

  • +1

    i just got an email from starlink. theyve bumped the referral reward to 2 months free for new residential referrals until april 21

  • +1

    Unobtainable deal (No $0 Kit on Lite $99 Plan)

    Just from the removed lite plan deal which got negs while this deal got 0 neg. Surprised!

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