May 22, 2026, 9:29 am | Read time: 2 minutes
Those using Starlink in Germany will have to pay more. Starting in June 2026, the satellite internet provider will increase all prices for private and travel rates—some significantly.
Higher Prices for All Private Customer Rates
Starlink will raise all private customer rates in Germany by June 2026. All three available internet packages are affected. The cheapest plan with speeds of up to 100 Mbps will increase from the current 29 to 35 euros per month. For the mid-tier package with up to 200 Mbps, the cost will rise from 49 to 55 euros.
The provider is also raising prices for the most expensive offering. The fastest plan will now cost 75 instead of the previous 69 euros per month. Starlink cites the expansion of network capacities, improvements in stability and reliability, and rising operating costs as reasons. At the same time, the company points to the continued high demand for satellite internet, according to “Digitalfernsehen.”
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Mobile Starlink Rates Also Increasing
Not only stationary connections are affected by the price increase. Starlink’s mobile travel rates will also become more expensive starting in June. The package with 100 gigabytes of data will rise from 40 to 45 euros monthly. For the unlimited travel plan, the provider will charge 95 instead of the previous 89 euros.
According to Starlink, the actual scope of services in the plans will not change. Customers will not receive additional features or higher speeds despite the higher prices. However, existing discounts, promotions, or introductory prices will remain in effect until the end of their respective terms. After that, the new standard prices will automatically apply.
Austria Remains at the Old Price Level for Now
Starlink’s pricing structure continues to vary by country. In Austria, although the division into three private customer rates known from Germany is also available, prices there remain at the previous German level for now.