The short answer: about ₦1.1 million to get started, then ₦89,000 a month
A complete Starlink setup for a Nigerian home or small office costs ₦1,109,000 from ZuraLink as at 1 October 2026. That covers the Standard kit, a wall or pivot mount, professional installation, account activation, delivery and your first month on the unlimited plan. From the second month you pay ₦89,000 for unlimited data at 50–150 Mbps.
The cheaper route is the Starlink Mini: ₦480,000 for the kit, and about ₦659,000 all-in if you set it up yourself.
Every figure in this guide is what you pay ZuraLink, delivery and support included. Starlink’s own pricing changes from time to time, so we review this page monthly; the date at the top tells you when it was last checked. Call or WhatsApp 0802 859 5303 for a quote on your exact address.
Starlink kit prices: Standard vs Mini
Two kits are sold in Nigeria today. Both work with every plan below.
| Kit | Price (Oct 2026) | In the box | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard kit (Gen 3) | ₦690,000 | Full-size dish with kickstand, separate Gen 3 Wi-Fi router, 15 m cable, power supply | Homes, offices, hotels, schools and churches; 5 or more users; heavy streaming and video calls |
| Starlink Mini | ₦480,000 | Compact dish with the Wi-Fi router built in, kickstand, 15 m cable, power supply | Travel, small flats, backup internet, and anywhere power is limited |
How to choose. The Standard kit is the right pick for most homes and businesses: faster, with a stronger router that covers more rooms. The Mini is about the size of a laptop and uses roughly a third of the power (around 25–40 W against 75–100 W), so it runs comfortably on a small inverter or a 100 W power bank. It tops out at around 100 Mbps, which is plenty for browsing, streaming and calls for a few people.
Both kits come with a 15 m cable. If your dish has to sit far from the router, for example on a roof three floors above an office, budget for the 150 ft cable (see extras below).
ZuraLink supplies genuine kits with same-day delivery in most locations, and every kit is checked before delivery so it activates without account problems.
Starlink monthly plans in Nigeria
The monthly plan is the ongoing cost, and the ₦89,000 plan is where almost every home and small business should start.
| Plan | Monthly (Oct 2026) | Data | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential / Small Business | ₦89,000 | Unlimited, 50–150 Mbps | Homes, shops, small offices, churches, schools |
| Enterprise 1TB | ₦120,000 | 1TB priority data, then unlimited standard data | Offices with many users, POS and cloud systems |
| Enterprise 2TB | ₦210,000 | 2TB priority data, then unlimited standard data | Larger offices, hotels, estates with shared internet |
| Enterprise 6TB | ₦600,000 | 6TB priority data, then unlimited standard data | Campuses, oil and gas sites, multi-building compounds |
| Maritime | ₦600,000 | Priority data at sea | Vessels, offshore platforms, waterfront operations |
| Mobile Priority 50GB | ₦250,000 | 50GB priority data, usable on the move | Vehicles, security convoys, field teams |
Priority data, explained. On an Enterprise plan your traffic gets first claim on network capacity during busy evening hours, so speeds hold up when residential users slow down. When the priority allowance is used up, the service does not stop: you continue on unlimited standard data at normal residential speeds for the rest of the month.
What the monthly figure covers. It is the full amount you pay for the month. ZuraLink handles the Starlink subscription on your behalf and supports you 24/7, so there is nothing to pay Starlink separately. See subscription support for how renewals work.
Installation, activation and other one-off fees
The kit is roughly two-thirds of the upfront cost. These are the other items, charged once.
| Service | Price (Oct 2026) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | ₦120,000 | Site check, dish positioning for a clear sky view, secure mounting, cable routing and protection, router placement, speed test and handover |
| Wall mount or pivot mount | ₦120,000 | The bracket that fixes the dish to a wall, roof or pole. A kickstand on the ground works for the Mini, but a mounted dish stays clear of obstructions and theft |
| Activation | ₦50,000 | We create the Starlink account in your name, register the kit, set the service address and get you online. This is where most self-setups go wrong |
| Delivery / engineer visit | ₦40,000 in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt; up to about ₦100,000 elsewhere, depending on distance | Delivery of the kit, or an engineer’s visit for support work. Quoted with your address |
| Site survey | ₦20,000–40,000 | A visit before you buy, for buildings where obstructions, roof access or cable runs are uncertain. Longer distances cost more |
| Networking and distribution | ₦90,000 | Design and cabling to carry the internet across floors or rooms, for offices and larger homes. Access points are extra (₦135,000 each) |
Payment terms. Pay on delivery in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. Everywhere else, a 50% deposit confirms the order and the balance is due on completion.
What people actually pay: three real setups
These are the three most common orders ZuraLink delivers, priced item by item.
| Setup | What’s included | Upfront | Monthly after |
|---|---|---|---|
| Family home in Lagos, Standard kit, professionally installed | Kit ₦690,000 + mount ₦120,000 + installation ₦120,000 + activation ₦50,000 + first month ₦89,000 + delivery ₦40,000 | ₦1,109,000 | ₦89,000 |
| Flat in Port Harcourt, Starlink Mini, self-setup | Mini kit ₦480,000 + activation ₦50,000 + first month ₦89,000 + delivery ₦40,000 | ₦659,000 | ₦89,000 |
| Two-floor office in Abuja, Enterprise 1TB, Wi-Fi on both floors | Kit ₦690,000 + mount ₦120,000 + installation ₦120,000 + activation ₦50,000 + first month ₦120,000 + delivery ₦40,000 + networking ₦90,000 + two access points ₦270,000 | ₦1,500,000 | ₦120,000 |
The Mini setup assumes you place the dish yourself with its kickstand, which works on a balcony or an open compound. Add ₦120,000 if you want an engineer to position, mount and test it.
For a quote on your own address, including Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, WhatsApp 0802 859 5303.
Extras people forget to budget for
Most setups need none of these. The ones that do are usually long buildings, multi-floor offices, or a kit that has been damaged by power problems.
| Item | Price (Oct 2026) | When you need it |
|---|---|---|
| 150 ft (45 m) cable, Gen 3 or Gen 2 | ₦190,000 | The dish must sit far from the router, such as a roof several floors above the office |
| Gen 3 router (replacement) | ₦390,000 | Your router is lost, damaged or burnt by a power surge |
| Gen 2 router (replacement) | ₦320,000 | Replacement for older Gen 2 kits |
| Gen 3 power brick | ₦190,000 | The most common casualty of unstable power |
| Access point | ₦135,000 each | Wi-Fi for extra floors or rooms the Starlink router cannot reach |
| TP-Link Archer C80 router | ₦55,000 | A low-cost way to extend Wi-Fi in a home |
Protect the power supply. The Gen 3 power brick costs ₦190,000 to replace, so a surge protector and a stable supply are the cheapest insurance you can buy. The Mini’s low power draw makes it the easiest kit to keep running through outages on an inverter or power bank.
Why two Starlink quotes are not always the same
The kit, the plans and the standard fees cost the same anywhere in Nigeria. A quote moves for four reasons.
- Distance and access. Delivery is ₦40,000 in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, but can reach about ₦100,000 for upcountry addresses, islands and sites far from a main road. Survey fees rise with distance too.
- The mount and the cable run. A pole on a tall roof, a long run from dish to router, or cabling through concrete all take more time and material than a wall bracket beside a window.
- How much of the building needs Wi-Fi. One router covers a flat. Two floors, a warehouse or a hotel need networking (₦90,000) and access points (₦135,000 each).
- Exchange rate and Starlink’s own changes. Kit and part prices track the dollar, and Starlink revises plan prices from time to time. That is why this page carries a date.
What does not change the price: your city, whether you are a home or a business, or which of the two kits you use the plan with.
How to pay, and what happens after you order
- Call or WhatsApp 0802 859 5303. Tell us your address, the building type and how many people will use the internet. You get a quote in minutes.
- Delivery. Same-day delivery in most locations when the kit is in stock; otherwise we give you a date.
- Payment. Pay on delivery in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. Elsewhere, 50% deposit confirms the order and the balance is due on completion. Payment is by bank transfer; we don’t take POS or card.
- Installation and activation in one visit. Usually two to three hours. The engineer mounts the dish, routes the cable, activates your account and runs a speed test with you before leaving.
- Monthly renewal. Pay ZuraLink the plan price each month, and we keep your service running. Support is available 24 hours a day by call or WhatsApp.
The ZuraLink offices are at 16 Oremeji Street, Computer Village, Ikeja (Lagos) and Golf Estate Shopping Mall, 217 Peter Odili Road (Port Harcourt), with installers in every state. See all areas we serve.
Starlink price FAQs
How much is Starlink in Nigeria?
The Standard kit is ₦690,000 and the Mini is ₦480,000. The unlimited plan is ₦89,000 a month. A fully installed Standard setup comes to ₦1,109,000 including the first month (October 2026 prices).
Is installation included in the kit price?
No. Installation is ₦120,000 and the mount is ₦120,000, charged once. Activation is a further ₦50,000.
Can I buy the kit only and set it up myself?
Yes. You pay ₦690,000 for the Standard kit or ₦480,000 for the Mini, plus ₦40,000 delivery. Most self-setup problems are account problems, so we recommend adding activation (₦50,000) even if you mount the dish yourself.
What is the cheapest way to get Starlink in Nigeria?
A Mini kit, self-setup, with activation and the first month: ₦659,000 including delivery.
Is there a cheaper plan than ₦89,000?
No. The ₦89,000 plan is the entry plan, and it is unlimited.
What happens when an Enterprise plan uses up its priority data?
Service continues on unlimited standard data at normal residential speeds until the next billing date.
Does the price differ in Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt?
Kits, plans and standard fees are the same nationwide. Only delivery (₦40,000 in the three cities, up to about ₦100,000 elsewhere) and survey fees change with distance. Pay on delivery applies in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt.
How often do these prices change?
When Starlink revises its pricing or the exchange rate moves significantly. We check this page every month and show the date at the top.
Where to go next
Ready to get Starlink? ZuraLink supplies genuine kits with same-day delivery in most locations, plus installation and activation from the same team. Buy a Starlink kit or call or WhatsApp 0802 859 5303, 24/7.
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