What we know so far
- US Mobile | Starlink bundles unlimited wireless on Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile's networks with Starlink satellite home internet on a single bill.
- The entry-level bundle starts at $47/month (Unlimited Starter + Residential 100 Mbps, billed annually), compared to paying for both services separately at $67/month or more.
- A Starlink dish is included as a free rental with no upfront hardware cost, though damage fees may apply if the equipment is returned in poor condition.
- The plan launched in early access on April 9, 2026, with wireless coverage extending to Canada and Mexico and international roaming included.
US Mobile launched its US Mobile | Starlink bundle on April 9, 2026, combining unlimited wireless service with Starlink satellite home internet into a single plan. It's the first time a prepaid carrier has bundled multi-network wireless with satellite broadband at this price point.
US Mobile is an MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) that runs on Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile's networks. Unlike traditional carriers that lock you into one network, US Mobile lets you switch between all three through its Multi-Network feature. And now you can add Starlink's satellite internet service to the mix as well.
The bundle plan was first announced by CEO Ahmed Khattak on the r/USMobile subreddit when he said:
"...imagine a plan that spans every major network in the United States, includes internet from space, and roams with you across the world."
How much does the US Mobile and Starlink bundle cost?
US Mobile | Starlink bundle pricing
| Combination | Wireless plan (annual) | Starlink (discounted) | Total | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited Starter + Residential 100 Mbps | $17/mo | $30/mo (was $50) | $47/mo | Light to moderate household use |
| Unlimited Starter + Residential 200 Mbps | $17/mo | $60/mo (was $80) | $77/mo | Streaming and working from home |
| Unlimited Premium + Residential Max | $25/mo | $100/mo (was $120) | $125/mo | Maximum speeds and top network priority |
| *Wireless pricing based on annual billing. After year one, Unlimited Starter renews at $20/mo and Unlimited Premium at $30/mo. The Starlink $20 discount applies for six months, after which Starlink reverts to standard pricing. | ||||
US Mobile discounts every Starlink Residential plan by $20/month for bundle subscribers. You choose one of US Mobile's two unlimited wireless plans and one of Starlink's three residential internet tiers.

Image: US Mobile
The $20/month Starlink discount lasts six months on monthly plans, after which the Starlink portion reverts to its standard rate. New customers who pay annually get the best long-term value, with the entry-level combination (Unlimited Starter + Residential 100 Mbps) coming in at $47/month.
What's included in the US Mobile Starlink internet bundle?
The bundle pairs one of US Mobile's unlimited wireless plans (either Unlimited Starter or Unlimited Premium) with one of Starlink's three residential internet tiers. Every subscriber gets the following regardless of which combination they choose:
- Unlimited wireless data on Verizon (Warp), AT&T (Darkstar), or T-Mobile (Lightspeed), with the ability to switch between networks.
- Starlink satellite home internet with no data cap on the residential connection.
- A free Starlink dish rental with no upfront equipment cost.
- Wireless coverage across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, plus international roaming.
- One bill, one app, and one support team for both services.

Image: US Mobile
US Mobile CEO Ahmed Khattak also hinted that Starlink Mobile—a feature that would let your phone connect directly to satellites—could be added to the bundle in the future. For now, the Starlink portion is strictly for home internet.
Pro tip: This bundle is ideal if you're looking to switch and save
If you're currently paying separately for a wireless plan and home internet, US Mobile plus Starlink lets you replace both with a single bill at a fraction of the combined cost.
You don't give up coverage or speed to do it. Starlink's residential service is competitive with cable in most areas, and US Mobile's multi-network wireless outperforms any single-carrier plan on coverage.
Check out our guide on how to switch to US Mobile.
Starlink residential plan pricing for comparison
Here's what Starlink's three residential plans cost on their own, so you can see exactly how much the bundle saves you:
Starlink residential plans
| Plan | Monthly price | Download speed | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential 100 Mbps | $50/mo | Up to 100 Mbps | Select areas only |
| Residential 200 Mbps | $80/mo | Up to 200 Mbps | Select areas only |
| Residential Max | $120/mo | Maximum available speeds | Widely available |
The US Mobile and Starlink bundle knocks $20/month off whichever Starlink tier you choose and adds unlimited multi-network wireless on top at no extra charge during the promotional period.
What to know before you sign up

Image: Starlink
Starlink covers 99% of the United States according to FCC data, but there are three things worth checking before you commit.
- Demand Surcharge: In heavily congested areas, Starlink adds a one-time charge at checkout ranging from $500 to $1,500. Check your address on Starlink's website before assuming you'll pay the standard monthly rate.
- Dish damage fees: The free rental removes the standard $349 upfront equipment cost, but US Mobile's terms include a damage fee if the dish is returned in poor condition. Read the rental agreement before signing up.
- Performance variability: Satellite internet can be affected by heavy weather, physical obstructions, and peak-hour congestion. It performs best in rural areas where cable and fiber aren't available as alternatives.
Which is better? Satellite internet vs. traditional broadband
Starlink uses low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites that fly much closer to Earth than older satellite services. The result is lower latency (around 20–40ms) and download speeds up to 200 Mbps or higher. That's competitive with cable and fiber in most real-world conditions, and it's available almost anywhere with a clear view of the sky.
Are US Mobile and Starlink worth it?
For rural households already paying for Starlink, this is an easy yes. You get $20/month off your existing Starlink bill and unlimited multi-network wireless service added on top. The value is immediate.
For new customers, the six-month discount window is the main thing to watch. The promotional Starlink rate lasts six months on monthly plans before reverting to standard pricing. Know what the bill looks like in month seven before you commit.
Check your address on US Mobile's Starlink page to confirm availability and whether a demand surcharge applies in your area.
US Mobile and Starlink bundle FAQ
How much does the US Mobile and Starlink bundle cost?
The entry-level bundle (Unlimited Starter + Residential 100 Mbps) starts at $47/month when billed annually. The Starlink portion carries a $20/month discount for the first six months on monthly plans, after which it reverts to standard Starlink pricing.
Check US Mobile's Starlink page for current pricing.
Do I need to buy a Starlink dish to use this bundle?
No. The Starlink dish is included as a free rental with no upfront hardware cost. Damage fees apply if the dish is returned in poor condition.
What is a Starlink Demand Surcharge?
In areas where Starlink's network is heavily congested, Starlink adds a one-time surcharge at checkout ranging from $500 to $1,500. Check your address on Starlink's website before signing up.
Which wireless networks are included?
The bundle includes unlimited wireless on Verizon (Warp), AT&T (Darkstar), and T-Mobile (Lightspeed), with coverage in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico plus international roaming.
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Jessica Santero
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