How Much Does Starlink Installation Cost in 2026?
Typical 2026 labor prices for installing Starlink equipment on homes, businesses, RVs, boats, yachts and vehicles — and what changes the price.
Installation is usually labor plus mounting hardware; the dish and service plan are bought separately from the provider. Here are typical 2026 ranges from published installer prices (estimates where noted):
- Home roof or wall mount: $100–$400
- Home pole or ground mount: $350–$600+
- Business single site: $500–$900; multi-terminal or failover $900–$2,500+
- RV flat roof mount: $400–$900; in-motion with 12V $900–$1,900+
- Boat: from ~$750; high-performance flat terminal $1,000–$2,500
- Yacht network integration: $1,395+
- Truck/overland: $400–$1,000 (estimate)
What pushes the price up
Steep or metal roofs, two-story access, long or underground cable runs, finished walls, pole footings, trenching, and marine-grade hardware all add cost. Where the provider offers its own partner install at checkout (about $199 in select markets), compare that first for a simple home job.
How to get an accurate quote
Send photos of your roof or mounting spot, the distance to your router location and any obstructions. See the full price table.
Frequently asked questions
Is professional installation required?
No — many people self-install. A pro helps with roof access, poles, long runs, boats and RVs.
Does the installer supply the dish?
Usually not. You buy equipment from the provider; installers bring mounts, cable and labor.
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