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Canada pricing · reviewed 9 October 2026
Starlink plan prices in Canadian dollars
These are the personal Residential and Roam monthly prices listed on Starlink’s Canada service plans page on 9 October 2026. Treat them as before-tax service prices. They are not a quote, not a hardware price, and not a promise that every plan is offered at your address.
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| Plan | Listed monthly price | What Starlink says |
|---|---|---|
| Residential 100 Mbps | $75/mo | Select areas. Download speed limited to 100 Mbps. Residential plans include unlimited data. Best for households at a fixed location. |
| Residential 200 Mbps | $115/mo | Select areas. Download speed limited to 200 Mbps. Unlimited data on Residential plans. |
| Residential Max | $150/mo | Maximum available speeds and top Residential network priority. Starlink does not print a single Mbps cap for Max on this list. |
| Roam 100GB | $75/mo | An allotment of high-speed data, then unlimited low-speed data. Aimed at RVs, nomads, campers, and working on the go. |
| Roam 300GB | $110/mo | A larger high-speed allotment, then unlimited low-speed data. Same Roam family as the 100GB plan. |
| Roam Unlimited | $200/mo | Listed as Roam Unlimited. The low-speed step-down sentence on the plans page is attached to the 100GB and 300GB plans. Confirm fair-use terms in checkout. |
Check your address on Starlink’s official Canada site for current pricing, hardware offers, and availability. Taxes were not itemized as a single national add-on on the public list this guide reviewed. Confirm tax in checkout. If a plan does not appear for your address, Starlink says it is not currently available there.
Residential 100 Mbps and Roam 100GB are both listed at $75/mo. They are not the same plan. Residential is a fixed-address household plan with a speed cap in select areas. Roam 100GB is a travel plan with a high-speed data allotment. Starlink says Residential does not support in-motion use or roaming.
Starlink also lists a 30-day trial on Residential and on Roam, plug-and-play setup on both, weather resilience on Residential, and in-motion use plus Standby Mode on Roam. Standby Mode is described as emergency messaging and easy reactivation in dead zones for a small monthly fee. That fee is not in the table because Starlink did not print a dollar amount for it on the page we reviewed.
Hardware is a separate number, and this page does not have it
Kit prices and hardware offers change with the address and with the promotions Starlink shows in checkout. Starlink Cottage Lab does not publish a dish price, a mount price, or a refurbished price. Check official Starlink Canada checkout after you enter the address.
Marc Stevens’ referral offer sits beside that, not inside it. Get CA$140 in cash or Starlink service credit when you sign up through his link. Terms apply. That CA$140 is not a hardware MSRP, and it is not a reason to subtract $140 from a kit price this site never stated.
Which plan family to read first:
- Cottages — dish stays at the lake, or comes home for the winter.
- Rural homes — compare with cable, DSL, and fixed wireless.
- RVs — Roam, including what Starlink says about in-motion use.
Sources
- Starlink, Canada service plans, reviewed 9 October 2026. Every dollar figure in the table except the separate CA$140 referral offer.
- Starlink Help Center, “What are the Residential plans?” Unlimited data on Residential plans, fixed address, no roaming, no in-motion use.
- The CA$140 line is Marc Stevens’ referral offer for signup through his link. It is not a price from the service-plans table.