US orders · checked
Starlink promo code: none in the US. Check what you found
Short answer
No public US code
Starlink publishes no promo code for US orders (looked up Nov 3, 2026), and its US checkout has no box to type one. Codes on coupon sites are either percent-off strings Starlink never issued or a stranger’s referral code relabeled as a coupon.
Paste what you found into the checker and it tells you which, right in your browser.
Checked against starlink.com’s US order pages, help center and terms. Our method
- We read starlink.com’s own order pages, help center and terms
- Every fact carries the date we last checked it
- We list no codes and never post on coupon sites
Code checker
What did you find?
Paste the code or link from a coupon site, an email or a forum. We’ll tell you what it is.
Paste a code or link first, or pick one of the options above.
Real, but only inside a link
That’s a Starlink customer’s referral code
An RC- code belongs to one Starlink customer. It only works as part of that person’s link (a starlink.com address ending in ?referral= and the code), opened in the same browser tab you order in. Starlink’s US checkout has no box to type it into, so on its own it does nothing.
A coupon site listing it is passing on a stranger’s referral. Any working referral link gives you the same reward: Starlink says $100 after your first two months of service, if you’re new and order on starlink.com.
Real format
That’s a referral link
A starlink.com address ending in ?referral= plus an RC- code is how a Starlink referral really works. Check the site name in the address bar is exactly starlink.com or www.starlink.com. If a friend sent it, use theirs: your reward is the same with any working referral link.
No link from someone you know? The disclosed one below works the same way.
Starlink’s own format
That looks like a Starlink promotion link
A ?promoCode= link is how Starlink’s own offers travel: the code travels in the link, not in a box. Make sure it reached you from Starlink: an email from an @starlink.com address, or starlink.com itself. Some offers only work for the email address that received them, and they can expire.
If it’s genuine, use it and check the order page for your address. We don’t know whether a Starlink promotion combines with a referral, so we don’t show our referral link here.
No code in it
That’s a plain starlink.com link
It carries no referral and no promotion. Prices on starlink.com are set by your address: Starlink shows yours after you enter it. Any area offer for your address shows there automatically.
Not Starlink’s site
That link isn’t starlink.com
It mentions Starlink, but the site is somewhere else. Starlink says it does not sell prepaid multi-month plans by phone or through outside websites, and kits come only from starlink.com or the stores on Starlink’s own retailer list. Don’t enter payment details there.
Not a Starlink link
That’s another site’s page, not a code
A coupon site’s page isn’t a Starlink code. If it sends you on to starlink.com, look at the address bar: only ?referral= or ?promoCode= means anything there, and nothing else is honored at checkout.
Not a Starlink format
Codes like that don’t come from Starlink
Percent-off codes such as SAVE30 or CYBER25 come from coupon sites. Starlink’s US order page has no box to type one in, and Starlink’s real offers arrive as prices for your address, special starlink.com links or emails from Starlink. We found no percent-off code that Starlink honors.
None found
No military, veteran or student program found
We found no military, veteran, first-responder, teacher, student or Tesla-owner price in any of Starlink’s help articles, legal terms or US price lists. A coupon site that says otherwise was pointing at a referral code, not a military program.
None found
No senior or income-based discount found
We found no senior, disability or low-income price, and no Lifeline or ACP participation, in any of Starlink’s US help articles, legal terms or price lists; the one income-based plan we found is New York’s Affordable Broadband plan, for eligible New York households. Starlink’s own help center is the place to confirm what applies to you.
Different product
Subaru’s STARLINK is a car system
Subaru calls its in-car connected service STARLINK. It has nothing to do with SpaceX’s Starlink internet, which is all this site covers. For Subaru subscriptions, ask Subaru or your dealer.
We don’t need that
That looks like an email address
The checker doesn’t need it, and nothing typed here is sent or saved. If an offer email reached you, check the sender: real Starlink email comes only from @starlink.com.
What’s real today
You didn’t miss a code. Here’s what lowers the cost
- Your address sets the price. starlink.com shows no home-plan price until you enter it, and any area offer applies there automatically.
- Rent the kit where offered: setup is a one-time $0 to $199 instead of $349 to own.
- Mini Kit: $149 on starlink.com, for travel plans.
- A referral reward, not a discount: a first-time customer who qualifies gets $100 from Starlink after your first two months of service.
Rules last checked .
What people call a “Starlink code”
Which Starlink codes are real?
Two kinds do something, and you type neither. On our Nov 3, 2026 check, a customer’s RC- referral code worked only inside that customer’s referral link, and Starlink’s own ?promoCode= links carry their offer in the address bar. Percent-off codes like SAVE30 come from coupon sites, and the “50% off, ends Nov 28” banner targets Japan and South Korea, not the US.
The real checkout
Is there a code box at Starlink’s checkout?
No. We walked starlink.com’s US order flow with a public test address on Nov 3, 2026: the summary lists the plan, kit, shipping, tax and the total due today, then the payment buttons and Checkout. No field on the page accepts a promo, coupon or referral code. The only code-related line is a green “Referral Code Applied” notice, shown when a referral link opened that tab.
Walk through every screen
- Total Due Today
- Referral Code Applied
Real savings, dated
What does lower the price of Starlink?
No code does. When we read Starlink’s countrywide price feed on Nov 3, 2026, before giving it any address, it carried no promotional price, and its Residential tiers sat at $49.50/mo (100 Mbps), $76.50/mo (200 Mbps) and $143/mo (Max). Your own address sets your price, and starlink.com reveals it after you type that address in. The savings that do exist are below, each from Starlink’s own pages.
Your address sets the price
starlink.com won’t show a Residential price until it has an address, and what you’re offered (plans, prices and promotions) depends on your location and account type. An area offer, if there is one, shows up there on its own.
Rent the kit where offered
Where your address gets a rental, setup is a one-time $0 to $199 rather than $349 for a kit you own.
A $149 Mini for travel
Listed at that price on starlink.com, for use with a Roam (travel) plan.
Residential Max extras
Residential Max comes with a Starlink Mini rental at no monthly fee, plus half off eligible Roam plans.
Area offers at some addresses
Missing from the countrywide feed, but real where they apply: Starlink lists 50% off Residential service in its Cameron County, Texas area, matched to the service address.
A referral reward: $100, later
For a first-time US customer ordering on starlink.com, paid after two months of service. How it works.
Verification log
What do coupon sites claim about Starlink codes?
We describe each claim and our verdict. We don’t repeat strangers’ referral codes, and we never list codes of our own.
Coupon sites · Starlink · latest checks
Listed 11 “active” Starlink codes; its top pick, for a first order, was a Starlink customer’s RC- referral code, and its newest claimed “up to 15% off”
A referral, relabeled
Had 17 user-reported Starlink codes on file and said none was verified
Unverified
Listed 23 codes in the SAVE-and-a-number style (CYBER25, WELCOME10, GO50, EXTRA20 and so on) with no amounts, dates or proof, and buttons that didn’t match the codes
Not Starlink codes
Said there were no active promo codes for Starlink Internet, the one listing that matched what we found
Matches our check
Not a coupon
Is a Starlink referral a promo code?
Starlink’s referral program is the only code-like thing it honors on US orders, and it leaves the checkout price alone. If a first-time customer qualifies and orders through a referral link, Starlink credits a $100 reward once two months of service are done.
Step 1
Open the referral link
It’s starlink.com with ?referral= and the code on the end. The code is part of the address, so there’s nothing to type.
Step 2
That tab keeps the code
In starlink.com’s page code, which we went through on Oct 29, 2026, the referral stays with that one browser tab while you pick a plan and enter your address.
Step 3
Look for “Referral Code Applied”
It appears by the Checkout button. “Not Applied” instead? Stop and find out why before paying.
After two months
$100 from Starlink
Invoice number two, by the terms; help pages say from about day 60 after activation. Credit by default, cash where offered.
What breaks it
- Closing the tab, then typing starlink.com later
- Ordering in the Starlink app or on another device
- Buying the kit at a store or marketplace
- Clicking someone else’s link afterwards (the newest link wins)
Order day
Kit, shipping, tax
Paid in full at checkout; the referral leaves the total alone.
Month 1
First month’s service
Billed when you activate, or 7 days after delivery if that’s sooner.
Month 2
Second month’s service
Two full months of high-speed service in a row; Standby time doesn’t count.
Second invoice
$100 reward
The terms tie it to invoice number two. Help pages say it can come from about day 60 after activation.
The referral link won’t help you if…
You’re a Starlink customer now, or were one
Starlink rewards first-time customers only, so the link can’t do anything for your account. What you can use instead
Your order is already placed
Neither you nor Starlink support can attach a referral to an order once it’s in.
You’re picking up a kit at a retailer
A kit from any store or marketplace earns no reward, with or without the link.
Starlink sent you an offer of its own
Use that first. Nobody has confirmed that it stacks with a referral. How to check it’s real
You want Starlink for a short trip
The reward needs two full billing cycles, and Starlink built the program for people who keep their service.
Before you hunt for a code
Is there a Starlink promo code for US orders?
Not a public one. Starlink’s US order pages had no field for a promo, coupon or referral code when we read them on Nov 3, 2026. Real offers show up as the price for your address, as special starlink.com links, or in emails from Starlink. A referral code exists, but it travels inside a referral link and pays a reward later; it is not a coupon.
Is there a Starlink Black Friday code?
No. There is no Black Friday code for US orders, and no box to type one: starlink.com’s US order, checkout, cart and payment screens have no field labeled for a promo, coupon or referral code (checked Nov 3, 2026). the US price lists Starlink loads (home and travel) carried no promotion end date or price cut, apart from the long-running $0 Starlink V5 rental adjustment that day. The half-price holiday banner is coded for Japan and South Korea only. Any November saving in the US would be a store’s own shelf price, and a store kit earns no referral reward.
Where would I enter a Starlink referral code?
Nowhere: the code is part of the link. Open the referral link, enter your address in that same tab and order there. Don’t pay until “Referral Code Applied” shows by the Checkout button. The real screens, step by step.
My order is placed. Can a code still be added?
No. Starlink’s help center rules it out for orders that skipped the link, through someone else’s link, or for kits from a store: the referral never shows up on the account, and support can’t add it afterwards.
Does the referral reward lower the checkout total?
No. The kit and the first month are paid in full and the dish is activated as usual; the referral takes nothing off at checkout. The $100 comes later: the referral terms put it on your second monthly bill, and the help center gives 60 days after activation as the earliest, paid as account credit unless your account offers cash.
Are the Starlink codes on coupon sites real?
Mostly not. The ones we logged were percent-off strings Starlink doesn’t publish, or strangers’ RC- referral codes relabeled as coupons. One site admitted none of its 17 codes was verified. Every entry, with dates.
The record behind this page
Each number and rule above traces to one of these pages; the oldest reading is from . Starlink edits its pages without notice, so confirm on starlink.com before you buy.
- 10 ways AI changes Black Friday and Cyber Monday prep (cites the Coupons.com AI study)
- Help article: Cameron County area offer
- Help article: Starlink’s referral program
- Help article: the Residential plans
- Legal: Starlink special offers
- Legal: US referral program terms (DOC-1882-84808-83)
- Order screens and scripts on starlink.com, read without ordering
- Our full read of Starlink’s help center (479 articles, Oct 29, 2026; searched again since)
- Starlink coupon page
- Starlink Internet promo codes
- Starlink order list for the US, Residential (public price data starlink.com loads)
- Starlink promo codes (coupon listing)
- Starlink store page
- starlink.com en-US interface text (JavaScript string bundle; file name changes with each Starlink release)
- starlink.com front page as a US visitor sees it, before any address
- starlink.com landing-page code: holiday banner shown only for regions KR and JP before Nov 29, 2026 (Japan time)
- Starlink’s national Roam price feed (US)