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What will I receive?

You will receive everything you need to get online in your Starlink Kit, including a Starlink, wifi router, power supply, cabling, and a mounting tripod that allows you to install Starlink in locations such as your lawn, patio, or porch. You will have the option to purchase additional mounting hardware to install Starlink on your roof in the Starlink Shop. We encourage you to use the mount that provides the clearest view of the sky, free from obstructions like trees or buildings. Download the Starlink mobile app (iOS) (Android) to determine your best install location. Some mounting options require ballast (weight), which can be found at your local hardware or home improvement store.

How will I get my Starlink Kit?

Your Starlink Kit and any additional mounts will be shipped via FedEx or DHL. Once your kit has shipped, you will receive an email that includes a Tracking Number. You can check the status of your shipment using Fedex and DHL. You should receive your kit 2-6 business days from the date it shipped. Outside of the US, your package could take 10-14 days to arrive. If there has been a delivery issue, please contact the Support team using the button on this page.

I want to change my contact or billing information

In your Starlink Account Home page you can change your contact information by clicking the pencil icon next to your current contact information. You can change your billing information by going to the Billing section and clicking the pencil icon next to your current billing information. If you need to change your Service Address, please contact the Support team using the button on this page.

I am moving and want to bring my Starlink service to my new location

At this time, Starlink must be used at the Service Address on your account. If you are moving, please contact Support using the button on this page for assistance.

I can't set my account password

Make sure your password has at least 12 characters. If you forgot your password or are having issues logging in, please go to [REDACTED] and click the "Forgot Password" link to reset your password.

I want to cancel service

Please log in to your Starlink Account Home page where you will see a "Cancel Service" button. This will start the service cancellation process. Cancelling your account will immediately pause your Subscription and your Service will remain active until the end of the payment period.

I am having issues with initial setup & getting online for the first time

• Make sure everything is plugged in correctly. Your Starlink and wifi router should both be plugged into the power supply, and the power supply should be plugged in to an indoor, grounded, 3-pin AC outlet that receives power. Match colors: black cable to black port, white cable to white port.
  
• When correctly connected and plugged in, you should see both lights on the power supply turn solid white.
  
• Within 60 seconds of powering on, your Starlink should automatically level itself Then, your Starlink will search for satellites overhead. Once it makes an initial connection to the Starlink constellation (typically within 15 minutes), your Starlink will tilt itself.
  
• You can now connect to the network name on the back of the Starlink wifi router to complete setup and get online.
  
• Warning: ensure your hands and other objects are out of the way. Do NOT attempt to manually adjust your Starlink.
  

If you're still not online, troubleshoot as follows:

• Check the wifi router light:
  
• Blinking white = receiving software update or booting up. Wait for software update to complete. If this lasts longer than 1 hour, contact Support using the button on this page.
  
• Red = not connected. Check your Starlink's field of view using the Starlink App (iOS) (Android). If you still cannot get online, contact our Support team using the button on this page.
  

Once the system has successfully established an internet connection, you should see the wifi router light turn solid white. You are now online!
If you are unable to connect to the wifi router or get internet after following these steps, reboot Starlink by unplugging and replugging from the power outlet. Follow the steps above. If you still cannot get online, contact Support using the button on this page.

I do not have the equipment I need to install

Double-check the hardware you received in your Starlink Kit. You should have received the following items. If you are missing hardware in your kit, please contact Support using the button on this page.

• Starlink
  
• Wifi router
  
• Power Supply
  
• Cables (3)
  
• Mounting Tripod
  

You may need additional hardware if you are doing a supplementary mount installation. This may include the following items:

• Method of accessing your roof/mounting location (ex. ladder)
  
• Phillips screwdriver or power drill with Phillips driver bit.
  
• Wrench that can accommodate 1/2" nut.
  

You can find full detail in the instruction guides supplied with your supplemental mount.

I have no internet, but I was online previously

Step 1: If your wifi router light is solid white, you should be getting service from the Starlink system. Use the steps below to troubleshoot. If your wifi router light is red, off, or pulsing white, proceed directly to step 2.

• Try accessing another website (starlink.com or example). If this works, your issue is likely website-specific, not a Starlink issue.
  
• Try accessing the internet with another device (mobile phone, tablet, laptop). If this works, your issue is likely device specific, not a Starlink issue. You may need to check the wifi settings on the problematic device, or contact your device manufacturer.
  
• If these do not work, or you do not have an alternate device to test, proceed to step 2.
  

Step 2: Make sure Starlink and your wifi router are correctly plugged into the power supply, and that the power supply is plugged into an indoor, grounded, 3-pin AC outlet that receives power.
Step 3: If you can safely visually inspect your Starlink, check to see if it's still installed correctly or if there's anything obstructing its view, like trees. If it has been dislodged or has obstructions and you are safely able to reinstall in a different location or clear obstructions, try that. You can download the Starlink App (iOS) (Android) to check that your Starlink has a clear view of the sky.
Step 4: If this still doesn't work, try unplugging and replugging. Wait 20 minutes to see if you can connect. If not, contact Support using the button on this page.
Step 5: If your Starlink is correctly installed, there no obstructions, and you've tried all steps above, contact Support using the button on this page.

My internet is slow or intermittent

• Try accessing another website (spacex.com for example). If this works, your issue is likely website specific, not a Starlink issue. If this fails or continues to load slowly, continue.
  
• Try accessing the internet with another device (mobile phone, tablet, laptop). If this works, your issue is likely device specific, not a Starlink issue. You may need to check the Wifi settings on the problematic device, or contact your device manufacturer.
  

If this does not work or you do not have an alternate device, continue.

• If you can safely visually inspect your Starlink, check to see if it's still installed correctly or if there's anything obstructing its view, like trees. If it has been dislodged or has obstructions and you are safely able to reinstall in a different location or clear obstructions, try that. You can download the Starlink App (iOS) (Android) to check that your Starlink has a clear view of the sky.

If correctly installed and no obstructions, contact Support using the button on this page.

How do I access my wifi router administrator portal?

Currently, the Starlink wifi router does not have a way of granting access to the administrator portal. Our team is working on a web-based portal for administrative access. In the meantime, if you would like to change your SSID (Network ID) and password after you have already established a connection please follow these steps:

• Press the reset button located on the bottom of your Starlink wifi router.
  
• Wait for the LED to turn solid white.
  
• Look for the default Network ID located on the back of your router beneath the Ethernet port.
  
• Match it with the list of available wifi connections you see on your device and connect.
  
• Once connected, a web page will pop-up prompting you to change your SSID (Network ID) and password
  

How do I contact Support?

Customer Support is available 6AM-8PM PST Monday-Friday. The quickest way to reach our Support team is by contacting us using the button on this page.

How much does Starlink cost?

The current Starlink Kit, which includes the Starlink, wifi router, power supply, cabling and mounting tripod can be purchased for $499 with the associated service for $99/month. There are no contracts and customers can return the Starlink Kit for a full refund within 30 days. You will have the option to purchase additional hardware (such as roof mounts) in the Starlink Shop.

How do I change my address?

Starlink is only approved for use at the Service Address you provided when you signed up on starlink.com. When placing your initial order, you will have the option to select a different Shipping Address to receive your Starlink packages. If your Service Address has changed, please contact our Support team using the button on this page.

How do I download the Starlink App?

You can download the Starlink App here: (iOS) (Android)

I want to see my Billing History

In your Starlink Account, select "Billing" to see your billing statements and payments.

How does recurring billing work?

You will be automatically billed on a monthly basis. Your billing date each month is the day your Starlink Kit shipped. For example, if your Starlink Kit shipped on the October 2nd, you would be billed on the 2nd of each month. Your first monthly bill will be 14 days after your Starlink Kit has shipped so that you have time to receive and install Starlink.

I received a "Payment Failed" email

You will receive a "Payment Failed" email each time payment is not successfully processed. If this happens please confirm the billing information in your account is accurate. If you are receiving this email in error, please contact the Support team by clicking the button on this page.

Where should I install Starlink?

Starlink needs a clear view of the sky to ensure continuous, best quality service. Your Starlink should have a view of the sky free from obstructions such as trees, awnings, or buildings. Your Starlink needs to be able to 'see' every part of the sky where a satellite it is communicating with may fly. This is your Starlink's 'field of view.' A good rule of thumb: if your Starlink is not the tallest object in sight, download the Starlink app (iOS) (Android) to confirm your Starlink will have a clear field of view before you install. This is important as even small obstructions (single tree, pole, etc.) can interrupt your service. Most people do not accurately assess their Starlink’s field of view, so use the app to be sure.

How do I install Starlink?

• Once you have identified a location with a clear field of view (download the Starlink app (iOS) (Android) if you need help), plug everything in according to the guide in the box.
  
• Your Starlink should automatically level itself within 60 seconds. Then, your Starlink will search for satellites overhead. Once it makes an initial connection to the Starlink constellation (typically within 15 minutes), your Starlink will tilt itself. Do NOT attempt to manually adjust your Starlink.
  
• You can now connect to the network name on the back of the Starlink wifi router to complete setup and get online.
  

Depending on your chosen installation location, you may want to purchase a supplemental mount on the Starlink Shop, especially if you plan to install Starlink on your roof. You can find more information about mounts, installation requirements, and additional tools or materials you'll need within the Starlink Shop. We plan to offer additional mounting & installation options in the future, including an adapter that will enable you to mount with many commercial mounts. If you need additional mounting assistance, a local handyperson or installer may be a good option. If you have questions about mounting & installation, please contact our Support team using the button on this page.

How should I route my cable indoors?

Many homes have vents or other pass throughs which offer a great existing solution to pass the cable from the exterior to the interior. Look around your home to determine if you already have a good option first. If you need to create a wall pass through and have further questions, please contact the Support team using the button on this page.

Can I use my own router or cabling?

Yes! You can connect your own router or direct wired ethernet connection to the white side of the Starlink power supply. You can also connect your ethernet cable to the "AUX" port on the back of the Starlink wifi router. For a reliable connection, please use less than 100 feet of cable between the Starlink power supply and Starlink wifi router. Also, make sure to use a shielded ethernet cable.

How is Starlink certified?

The Starlink system is designed to meet all safety standards related to exposure to radiofrequency (RF) fields applicable to consumer electronics. The RF fields Starlink creates are in line with those created by other consumer equipment with wireless functionality.

What do the lights on my wifi router mean?

• Solid white - connected
  
• Red - no connection - download the Starlink app (iOS) (Android) for guidance
  
• Pulsing white - receiving software update or connecting
  
• Blue - briefly shown when the router is manually reset
  

Does the wifi router have any Ethernet (LAN) ports to connect wired devices?

Yes, the wifi router does have one Ethernet (LAN) port. It is labeled as ‘AUX’ and may be used to connect wired devices (TVs, PCs, smart devices, etc.) or other routers or network switches. If you need more than one Ethernet port, you can buy an Ethernet switch to create additional ports.

What are the wifi router specifications?

The Starlink wifi router meets IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac standards as broadcasted on 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands and supports WPA2/WPA3 security protocols. Most devices produced within the last 5 years should be compatible. The Starlink wifi router is technically capable of supporting up to 128 connected devices. It is certified for indoor use only.

Does the Starlink wifi router support mesh networks?

Currently, no - you will need to supply your own mesh equipment.

How can I improve my wifi connectivity?

Your router should centrally located in your home, near where you most often use your devices (mobile phone, tablet, computer). If the device you are using to connect to Starlink is not 5GHz compatible, it will automatically connect on the 2.4 GHz band, which is more susceptible to interference. Interference has many causes - but common in-home causes of interference include proximity to microwaves, refrigerators, and metal, concrete, or brick between your wifi router and device. If you notice poor signal in certain areas of your home, you can analyze your wifi connection using common 'Wifi Analyzer" applications available on the internet. Purchasing wifi extenders may also help you improve your wifi router range.

How do I ensure my devices are compatible with Starlink?

Most devices should be able to connect to Starlink. To ensure best performance, you should keep the hardware, software, and browsers of the devices you use as up to date as possible. Consult with your device manufacturer for the latest updates.

What is your return policy?

If you are not 100% satisfied with Starlink, you can return the full Starlink Kit within 30 days from the date of purchase in the same condition you received it, in original packaging, and get a full refund. You will receive a refund to the payment method you used when originally purchased. To initiate a return, please log in to your Starlink Account and select the Cancel Service option.

Homeowner’s associations, landlords, and local governments

The law prohibits anyone—including your state, local government, or homeowner’s association—from delaying, preventing, or unreasonably increasing the cost of installing, maintaining or using your Starlink antenna on property that is within your exclusive use or control. See FCC and Cornell Law Information for more background.

Can I use my own wifi router with the Starlink service?

Yes, you should be able to use Starlink with your own wifi router. That said, SpaceX cannot guarantee system compatibility with non-SpaceX equipment

(Was told to post this here...)
Worked for a company doing commercial air conditioning control systems. I was issued company laptops (along with other tools) when I started.
Fast forward a couple of years into work, my laptop hard drive failed on a Friday at 3PM. Monday I had to be back on the site at 6AM to start up a piece of equipment. So I called my project manager and told him what had happened. He told me to call the IT manager (we'll call him David). After telling David what happened the only thing he could offer is for me to come in Monday morning and get another laptop at 8AM when he arrives. Being computer savvy, I offered to go buy a new hard drive and reinstall everything so I could meet my 6AM deadline. David told me to go ahead and to save my receipts for reimbursement an to log the time spent. So I went to the local big blue box store with the yellow tag and bought a new hard drive... a 500GB hybrid drive which was a major improvement over the 120GB 5400rpm drive before. Installed the drive and all the software. Come Monday I just had to re-license my software (luckily it had a 30 day demo mode).
The following week I turned in my receipts. David tells me they won't reimburse me for the drive because it wasn't an exact replacement for the old one. I told him that they didn't have those drives anymore and this was the cheapest I could find (it was on sale and cheaper than the 250GB drives). David still tells me no.
"Fine, if I ever leave, I'm taking the drive with me."
"Whatever." Was David's reply.
Fast forward to about two years ago. Company changed hands and I was getting the short end of the stick. By this time, I was now the senior field technician and technician training lead. I had my machine full of past and current projects and emails and everything else. I was pretty much on my own and wasn't required to submit reports or paperwork until the job was completed. So they had no idea what the status of any of my projects were at.
I decided to leave the company. Interviewed with another company, accepted a job making more money and better benefits doing the same thing I was before. Made the plan to submit my resignation on that Friday, offering to stay to help bring a new hire or another tech up to speed on my projects. So I went in Friday after work and had a meeting with my operations manager (call him Rick), my project manager (call him Mike) and David.
Told them I was quitting and presented my written notice. Rick read it and handed it to David. Rick then proceeds to tell me "Thanks for the offer but we are going to go ahead and make this your final day."
"What about my projects"?
"It's all on your computer, right?"
"Yeah, but I'm taking the drive with me as per my agreement with David."
"I didn't approve that."
"Fine."
So I handed over my laptop and such and that was pretty much the end of it... or was it?
The following Monday David calls me. "Hey, what's the password for the machine?"
"What password?"
"For the encryption?"
"Couldn't tell you." And hung up. The software I was running would erase the drive after 20 failed attempts. I found out from Mike (my old project manager that quit and went to another company) that they kept trying to guess my password and wiped the drive.
I still have the contents of the drive that I backed up the night before. My drive was backed up nightly to my NAS when I was at home.