Starlink is cutting Residential and Roam service by 30% for new customers in select Canadian areas through November 30, with the promotional rate continuing for as long as the subscription remains active.
The discount shows up in Starlink emails that were sent to customers and potential users in Canada, according to Tesla North. This deal essentially matches what’s also on sale for the US right now, with this Starlink offer only available for new customers.
Residential covers home satellite internet that you would use at home. Roam is the travel-oriented plan which lets you use Starlink outside of your home address. Pricing and performance can still vary by location, so there is no single dollar amount that applies to every Canadian address–check your eligibility here.
The deal also includes $0 hardware rental on the $75 plan. $0 hardware rental on the newest-generation dish is available too, but that option requires the $125 plan.
That structure is different from several earlier Canadian promos we covered, including a $49-per-month limited-time deal and a later $39 intro rate that only lasted for the first few months before standard pricing returned. Here, November 30 is the signup deadline. The fine print says eligible promotional pricing then stays in place while the subscription stays active.
Those earlier moves sat on top of Starlink’s broader Canadian tier reset, which brought entry Residential pricing as low as $70 a month in some areas. This 30 percent cut is another location-gated push, not a rewrite of the national rate card.
Existing subscribers are not eligible to move onto this offer. Confirm availability and the final price against your address before you order.
If you are checking availability, enter your service address on Starlink’s site and look at the final monthly service price shown for that location, plus any separate equipment and setup charges. Our Starlink Canada signup guide covers how rewards work for new orders.
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