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T-Mobile Email Confirms Eligibility for 90 Days of Free Starlink Satellite Service for Your Phone

Posted on 29 March 2025

T-Mobile recently reiterated its offer of 90 days of free Starlink satellite service for users who signed up for its beta program. Following a stunning Super Bowl ad, T-Mobile announced that not only its subscribers but also customers from other carriers could participate in this beta, which allows satellite texting even in areas lacking cellular coverage. Future updates to Starlink will enable customers to make calls via satellite.

If you are part of the Starlink beta, watch for an email from T-Mobile detailing your eligibility. Initial communications suggested beta users would have free access until the end of June, but the latest email clarifies that once admitted, users will enjoy the service at no charge for 90 days. This update aims to provide users more time to experience the service before committing.

T-Mobile is actively working on optimizing various phone models for satellite connectivity and plans to push software updates to support this initiative. To determine if your phone is compatible with Starlink, it needs to be unlocked and satellite-optimized. The email from T-Mobile includes an easy way to check compatibility by using your device’s unique IMEI number, which can be found via simple steps on both iOS and Android systems.

If your phone is deemed compatible, T-Mobile will reach out via email. After the initial free trial, Starlink will be available for $20 per month for non-T-Mobile subscribers. However, customers on T-Mobile’s Go5G Next plan can enjoy the service for free, while customers on other plans will pay $15 per month.

Moreover, new T-Mobile customers who switch will receive a full year of Starlink satellite service at no charge.

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