"How much is Starlink?" is the first question almost every buyer in Abuja and Lagos asks us. The honest answer is that there isn't one single price — there are three separate costs, and Starlink adjusts them from time to time. Here's exactly what you're paying for, so you can budget with confidence.
The three costs of getting Starlink
Getting online with Starlink in Nigeria involves three things, and it helps to think of them separately:
- The hardware kit — a one-time purchase. This is the dish, the router and the cables. It's the biggest single cost, and you own it outright.
- The monthly subscription — an ongoing plan you pay to Starlink each month for the internet service itself.
- Installation — a one-time fee to mount the dish properly, run the cabling and set up your Wi-Fi. This is where a local team like us comes in.
1. The hardware kit
Starlink sells more than one kit. The Standard kit is the usual choice for homes and offices with a fixed location. The Mini kit is smaller and more portable, which suits people who move around or want a compact setup. They're priced differently, and the right one depends on how you'll use it.
Because Starlink reviews hardware pricing periodically — and exchange-rate movements feed into the naira figure — we don't publish a number that could be out of date by the time you read it. Instead, we confirm the current price the moment you ask.
2. The monthly subscription
Your monthly cost depends on the plan you pick:
- Residential — the standard home plan for a fixed address.
- Roam / Mobile — for use in different locations or on the move.
- Priority / Business — higher-performance plans built for offices and heavy use, with prioritised data.
Each plan sits at a different monthly price and offers different data behaviour, so choosing the right plan matters as much as choosing the kit. We'll walk you through which one fits your usage before you commit.
3. Installation
The dish needs a clear view of the sky, which usually means a roof, pole or elevated mount, plus tidy weatherproof cabling into the building. A storey building, a long cable run or a tricky roof takes more work than a simple ground-floor setup — so the installation fee reflects your specific site rather than a flat rate. Send us a photo of where the dish will go and we'll quote it clearly.
Want today's exact price?
Message us with your city (Abuja, Lagos or elsewhere) and we'll send the current price for the kit, your chosen plan and installation — no guesswork.
Get today's priceWhy we quote rather than publish a fixed price
Two things move the numbers: Starlink itself adjusts hardware and plan pricing periodically, and the naira value shifts. A "price list" printed on a web page goes stale fast — and the last thing we want is for you to plan around a figure that's no longer accurate. Quoting live means you always get a real, current number you can act on. It also lets us match you to the cheapest kit and plan for how you actually use the internet, which often saves more than any advertised discount.
Are there any hidden charges?
No. Your costs are the three above — hardware, monthly plan and installation. We tell you all three up front. There's no separate "activation" surprise from us, and we use genuine Starlink hardware with full warranty, not grey imports.