Comment by matthewfcarlson 2 months ago I keep an old Starlink in a closet for this exact reason 6 comments matthewfcarlson Reply marcosscriven 2 months ago Does Starlink have a temporary or “pay as you go” option? harrall 2 months ago Not anymore. You need a $5/mo charge to keep your account hot. josephh 2 months ago They still give you 500kbps of speed, which is enough for checking emails, voice calls, navigation, music streaming, etc. tedd4u 2 months ago That's pretty reasonable. slipheen 2 months ago Historically Starlink roam let you pause/suspend the service and restart it when you need-In August they changed their plans so you’d need to cancel and re-subscribe. ttul 2 months ago So I'm not the only guy doing this...
marcosscriven 2 months ago Does Starlink have a temporary or “pay as you go” option? harrall 2 months ago Not anymore. You need a $5/mo charge to keep your account hot. josephh 2 months ago They still give you 500kbps of speed, which is enough for checking emails, voice calls, navigation, music streaming, etc. tedd4u 2 months ago That's pretty reasonable. slipheen 2 months ago Historically Starlink roam let you pause/suspend the service and restart it when you need-In August they changed their plans so you’d need to cancel and re-subscribe.
harrall 2 months ago Not anymore. You need a $5/mo charge to keep your account hot. josephh 2 months ago They still give you 500kbps of speed, which is enough for checking emails, voice calls, navigation, music streaming, etc. tedd4u 2 months ago That's pretty reasonable.
josephh 2 months ago They still give you 500kbps of speed, which is enough for checking emails, voice calls, navigation, music streaming, etc.
slipheen 2 months ago Historically Starlink roam let you pause/suspend the service and restart it when you need-In August they changed their plans so you’d need to cancel and re-subscribe.
Does Starlink have a temporary or “pay as you go” option?
Not anymore. You need a $5/mo charge to keep your account hot.
They still give you 500kbps of speed, which is enough for checking emails, voice calls, navigation, music streaming, etc.
That's pretty reasonable.
Historically Starlink roam let you pause/suspend the service and restart it when you need-
In August they changed their plans so you’d need to cancel and re-subscribe.
So I'm not the only guy doing this...