I'm part of a Facebook group of professional starlink installers. One of the installers ordered Starlink two of these to try it out. So far it has been 6 weeks and no contact from the installation company. There are plenty of external Starlink installation pros that can do it for you while Starlink gets this dialed in.
I'm installing in central Texas for $100. A few mins to look over the property, and I'm gone till the right hardware comes in if I don't already have it. I normally reduce that price to match the job. In wall wire runs and dish alignment. $199 is far too expensive and wrong to do to people when inflation is at its worst rates since the great depression!
I’m hearing it both ways, some installers say it’s far too cheap and will hurt their businesses to compete. Others say it’s too much. I guess it depends on your specific area and what typical labor rates are in that market. Thanks for posting your perspective as an installer!
@StarlinkHardware Oh I could go up. But I drive in more business and word of mouth by installing for a reasonable price. It's an easy install in most locations. I'm a computer/network specialist, so this is a little extra. Running speakers is much less fun. Finding doorbell transformers can take longer around here, lol.
There is no list for the US, but there is a recommended 3rd party installer list for the UK and some other countries in Europe. I suggest checking out this support article: support.starlink.com/?topic=8900d5b8-8c20-3731-8406-a43af529d6e0
I'm part of a Facebook group of professional starlink installers. One of the installers ordered Starlink two of these to try it out. So far it has been 6 weeks and no contact from the installation company. There are plenty of external Starlink installation pros that can do it for you while Starlink gets this dialed in.
I wish this had been available to me in Kansas. I paid $599 for installation. I’m a wheelchair user so installing myself wasn’t an option.
I am planning to get my starlink in Jamaica but am I gonna get the gen 3 or gen 4 dish?
You'll get the Standard Actuated dish, which is called Gen 2 or V3. Gen 3 (V4) is not available outside the US or Australia.
I'm installing in central Texas for $100. A few mins to look over the property, and I'm gone till the right hardware comes in if I don't already have it. I normally reduce that price to match the job. In wall wire runs and dish alignment. $199 is far too expensive and wrong to do to people when inflation is at its worst rates since the great depression!
I’m hearing it both ways, some installers say it’s far too cheap and will hurt their businesses to compete. Others say it’s too much. I guess it depends on your specific area and what typical labor rates are in that market. Thanks for posting your perspective as an installer!
@StarlinkHardware Oh I could go up. But I drive in more business and word of mouth by installing for a reasonable price. It's an easy install in most locations. I'm a computer/network specialist, so this is a little extra. Running speakers is much less fun. Finding doorbell transformers can take longer around here, lol.
How may I get on a list to become a STARLINK INSTALLER?
There is no list for the US, but there is a recommended 3rd party installer list for the UK and some other countries in Europe. I suggest checking out this support article: support.starlink.com/?topic=8900d5b8-8c20-3731-8406-a43af529d6e0
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