Promo code · coupon · discount code · October 2026
You searched for a code that knocks money off Starlink. We read Starlink’s own help pages on discounts to find one. Here’s what we found, and the savings that need no code at all.
Checked against Starlink’s own pages US service addresses onlySources
The short answer (October 2026)
There’s no public Starlink promo code, coupon or discount code in the US.
None of Starlink's help-center text on discounts asks you to type a promo code; discounts either appear on their own at checkout for your address or come from a referral link Our reading. The only discount you can choose yourself is a referral link’s free month, and that’s for brand-new customers only.
| You searched for | Does it exist for US orders? | What’s real instead |
|---|---|---|
| Starlink promo code | No promo-code box at checkout | Promotional pricing, shown on its own for eligible addresses |
| Starlink coupon | No; coupon-site codes have nowhere to go | The same automatic pricing |
| Starlink discount code | No public code | A referral link’s free month, if you’ve never had Starlink |
| Starlink referral code | Yes, inside a customer’s link | How to use it |
In select areas, new customers see a discounted monthly price for a fixed period, shown automatically when they order on starlink.com. You don’t need to do anything to get it. Enter your address on starlink.com and it’s either there or it isn’t. Keep in mind: changing plan, cancelling or being suspended ends promotional pricing.
One free month of service on the eligible plan you choose. You pay the first month; the credit comes off your second bill. It only works through a customer’s link, for people who have never had Starlink, on orders placed directly on starlink.com.
Starlink's "Regional Savings" article lists only one eligible area, Mexico; no US area is listed. If that changes, it will apply by address, not by code.
The credit covers one month of the plan you pick, so it’s worth that plan’s monthly price. These are Starlink’s US list prices with no address entered. Your address can show a different price.
| Plan | Monthly list price | So the free month is worth |
|---|---|---|
| Residential 100 Mbps Select areas only | $55/mo | $55 |
| Residential 200 Mbps Select areas only | $85/mo | $85 |
| Residential Max | $130/mo | $130 |
| Roam 100GB | $55/mo | $55 |
| Roam 300GB | $80/mo | $80 |
| Roam Unlimited | $175/mo | $175 |
A kit bought on starlink.com can go back within 30 days of the payment due date for a full refund, including the first month's fee. If service doesn’t work well where you live, that’s your way out.
Myth
Coupon sites list working Starlink promo codes.
What’s true
Starlink’s help text describes discounts that appear on their own at checkout for your address. None of it mentions a promo-code field. A code from a coupon site has nowhere to go.
Our reading · checked
Myth
There’s a hidden US “regional savings” code.
What’s true
Starlink’s Regional Savings article lists one eligible area, Mexico. Where savings do exist, they apply on their own, with no code.
Starlink’s own text · checked
Myth
You can still get the free-kit deal with a 12-month commitment.
What’s true
Starlink lists that plan as discontinued for new activations.
Starlink’s own text · checked
Myth
A code can wipe out the demand surcharge.
What’s true
Starlink says your address and plan set the surcharge. Nothing in its text says a code changes it.
Starlink’s own text · checked
you will see the discount service price offering at the time you place your order on starlink.com.
In select areas, new Starlink customers can receive discounted service pricing for a fixed period of time (e.g., 6 or 12 months) … If discounted service pricing is available in your area, you will see the discount service price offering at the time you place your order on starlink.com.
Customers who change their service plan, cancel their service, or are suspended, will lose their promotional pricing.
Eligible areas with one-time "Regional Savings": Mexico
Note: This service plan is discontinued for new activations.
In certain locations where network demand is high, a one-time demand surcharge may apply when purchasing or activating Starlink service. … The demand surcharge is determined by: Your service address; The service plan selected.
Upon activation, the Referred Subscriber will receive one free month of service on the eligible service plan of their selection, applied to their second monthly subscription invoice.
First month: You pay for the first month. … Second month: A service credit is applied to your account and deducted from your next invoice.
The Referred Subscriber is not, and has never been, a Starlink subscriber.
The Referred Subscriber must purchase a Starlink Kit and subscription directly from www.starlink.com. Signing up through any other channel is not eligible for a Reward, including, but not limited to, retail stores, unauthorized resellers, or a private transfer from a third party.
You may return an undamaged, untampered and unmodified Starlink Kit and any accessories purchased on starlink.com within 30 days of the Payment Due Date for a full refund for any reason … Should you timely return your Starlink Kit, you will also be refunded for the first month's service fee or rental fee, as applicable.
Residential 100 Mbps: price 55 USD (national list price, no address entered)
Residential 200 Mbps: price 85 USD (national list price, no address entered)
Residential Max: price 130 USD (national list price, no address entered)
Roam - 100GB: price 55 USD
Roam - 300GB: price 80 USD
Roam - Unlimited: price 175 USD
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