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Starlink's prices now take into consideration the buying power of each country. For example, it costs ~$55 in Czechia and ~$41 in Hungary.
by frankjr 4y ago
Starlink's prices now take into consideration the buying power of each country. For example, it costs ~$55 in Czechia and ~$41 in Hungary.
- tuatoru 4y agoOf course SpaceX would use differential pricing. Once the satellites are up there orbiting, they might as well be earning income for as much of each orbit as they can. Zero marginal cost to do so. So SpaceX's prices in each market will be low enough to be competitive in each market. The caveat to that is that they're still taking a large loss on each user terminal, so they have to make that back over the expected life of a contract.