Starlink is only for the rich or for big offices!" — that’s what many people think

"Starlink is only for the rich or for big offices!" — that’s what many people think. But actually, that’s not true. With a little effort and some smart planning, even ordinary people in villages — shopkeepers, rickshaw pullers — can use this high-speed internet if they come together as a group.

How is it possible at such a low cost? Let’s break it down:

Starlink’s monthly bill is around 4,200 to 6,000 BDT. That may seem expensive for one person, but if 20 to 25 people share the cost, it becomes very affordable:

Monthly cost per person (if 20 people share):

4,200 ÷ 20 = just 210 BDT!

One-time setup cost (dish, router, etc.):

Around 50,000 BDT (only paid once)

So even a rickshaw puller could use high-speed Wi-Fi by paying just 200–250 BDT per month! Here’s how it works, in simple steps:

1. Install the Starlink dish in an open space with a clear view of the sky.

2. A cable runs from the dish to the Starlink modem.

3. The modem is connected to a Wi-Fi router.

4. The router can spread the internet across 50–200 meters.

5. For wider coverage, higher-range routers or Wi-Fi extenders can be added.

6. Go into the Starlink app and enable “bypass mode” — only needs to be done once.

7. If you want more control, you can use a MikroTik router to manage the network like a small local ISP (there are tutorials on YouTube).

Starlink is no longer just a dream — even someone in a remote village can access fast internet.

All it takes is a little planning and a willingness to work together.

This could be a new chapter in Digital Bangladesh, where everyone stays connected and no one is

left behind in the digital revolution.

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