Starlink's Roam Unlimited plan offers extensive coverage with download speeds reaching up to 50Mbps, unlimited data, and the ability to use the service while traveling in vehicles at speeds of up to 100 mph.

However, the pricing for Starlink's services has seen fluctuations, with residential plans ranging from $90 to $120, and the Mobile Global service now priced at $165 for the Roam Unlimited plan.

Recently, the Roam Unlimited plan experienced a $15 monthly price increase, which, while not guaranteeing faster speeds, includes valuable service upgrades such as international travel options and the ability to pause service.

Starlink has been working on solutions to extend internet service to rural areas, although the pricing details for these services are still being finalized by CEO Elon Musk and his team.

Despite mixed reactions to the recent price hike, supporters argue that Starlink's service upgrades offer more value compared to traditional internet providers, who often raise prices without enhancing their services.

In addition to the Roam Unlimited plan, Starlink has introduced a more affordable roaming option priced at $50 per month, which provides customers with a 50GB data allowance.

For both roaming plans, customers are required to purchase the Starlink Mini dish, which comes at a cost of around $600, marking one of the highest mandatory equipment expenses among internet service providers.

In contrast to many internet service providers that allow customers to use their own equipment, which can reduce costs, Starlink's model requires this upfront investment.