Elon Musk’s Starlink is in the final stages of launching its services in India. Satellite Internet Connectivity Services is already available in more than 100 countries and its objective is to offer high -speed internet with low delay in areas where traditional internet connectivity is unavailable. Although service will be accessible in both cities and remote cities. But what will be pricing in India? According to reports, users in India can have access to Starlink Internet, with a plan of less than Rs 1,000.

A report by The Economic Times shows that SpaceX’s satellite internet service is expected to introduce unlimited data plans in India, which is at promotional rates under $ 10 (about 840 rupees) per month. The low introductory pricing can help the company in the market to set an early legs, such as Bharti Group-United Eutelsat Onweb, Reliance Jio’s Joint Enterprise with SES, and Globalstar-all are preparing to launch high-speed satellite internet services in India. Starlink is particularly collaborating with Jio and Airtel for distribution.

Earlier this month, Starlink received a green light from the Government of India, in which the Department of Telecommunications (DOT) issued a letter of a letter to the company. However, according to PTI, Starlink is currently waiting for final approval from the Indian National Space Promotion and Authority Center (In-Space), with spectrum allocation, before it could officially start services in the country.

Starlinks are currently available in over 100 countries, with Bhutan and Bangladesh high speed, low-distinction internet, especially in areas where traditional broadband is lacking infrastructure. Now coming in global pricing in the United States, Starlink satellite internet service costs users to cost users around $ 120 (about Rs 10,200) per month. However, India can see much less introductory pricing. That said, the actual monthly costs can still range from Rs 3,000 to Rs 7,000 on the basis of the plan and sector – especially after the end of the proposals of publicity.

In addition to monthly membership, users will need to buy a Starlink hardware kit-including a satellite dish and Wi-Fi router-the price is between $ 250 and $ 380 (about Rs 21,300 to Rs 32,400) globally. This one -time cost can be a barrier for many Indian users, especially when the country comes with minimal installation fees and bundle entertainment offerings compared to fiber broadband services in the country.

However, for users in remote areas who are demanding reliable connectivity, the starlink sector may have a final push towards achieving access to high -speed internet.