Starlink has a "deal" in our area to get the equipment for $249 (plus $20 delivery plus taxes). Their pricing and deals are address-specific so you'll have to put an address in to verify. Read the fine print about where the service will work if you plan on being mobile with it. It requires a clear view of the sky.
They have a newer plan called "Residential Backup 50" which is intended to be a "backup internet" for people who already have internet. It's $50/month for 50GB but it can be "paused" meaning you only pay for when you need to use it, though I think you have to pay for a full month each time you unpause it. Download speeds are listed as 178-282 Mbps in upper Orchidland. Extra GB beyond the included 50 are reportedly $1 each. This pretty much makes using cellular as a backup internet option obsolete unless you need maximum mobility (and there is cell service where you are).
Otherwise it's $120/month for their unlimited "Residential" plan. They advertise not having any contracts so one can switch without penalties, however their plans can change over time so if you switch away from a sweet deal it might not be able to switch back if they no longer offer that plan.
Either way there are no long term contracts and a 30-day money back guarantee.
They have a newer plan called "Residential Backup 50" which is intended to be a "backup internet" for people who already have internet. It's $50/month for 50GB but it can be "paused" meaning you only pay for when you need to use it, though I think you have to pay for a full month each time you unpause it. Download speeds are listed as 178-282 Mbps in upper Orchidland. Extra GB beyond the included 50 are reportedly $1 each. This pretty much makes using cellular as a backup internet option obsolete unless you need maximum mobility (and there is cell service where you are).
Otherwise it's $120/month for their unlimited "Residential" plan. They advertise not having any contracts so one can switch without penalties, however their plans can change over time so if you switch away from a sweet deal it might not be able to switch back if they no longer offer that plan.
Either way there are no long term contracts and a 30-day money back guarantee.