Yes, Local Priority plans will vary by country. Global Priority plans will have a consistent price globally.

Service will be limited to 1Mbps download speed and 0.5Mbps upload speed.

• In-motion use
• A 99.9% network availability SLA
• Local or Global designation

No, every Local subscription line must have recurring data included with the subscription.

A customer can have 2 terminals active under one subscription. The two terminals will split an access fee. This is only allowed for Global Priority Plans when the two terminals are installed on the same vessel/vehicle/location for redundancy.

No, a Global Priority plan will be required to operate in territorial waters.

Local: 350 mph, Global: 550 mph

Starlink will pro-rate the terminal access fee but will charge the full data price on the next service invoice because the service line will have access to the full amount of data that is billed.

The 99.9% network availability service level agreement (SLA) will have a gradual rollout in Q1 2025. More information on the SLA will be provided in Q4 2024. Limitations may apply.

They will be effective as of 1st of May 2025. 

Starlink Global Priority Service Plans will include In-Motion use, 99.9% network availability SLA, Starlink Local or Starlink Global designation.