Starlink Satellite Internet Kit Pallet (12 Pieces)

$450 buys about 12 genuine Starlink satellite internet kits, a mix of Standard, High-Performance and Flat-Mount versions, with setup guides included. That’s $37.50 a kit before freight. Condition is Mixed and the pallet is unmanifested, so there’s no list of which kit is which.

That $37.50 leaves out shipping, liftgate fees, and any kit that turns out incomplete or tied to someone else’s service account, so treat it as where pricing a Starlink pallet starts. It’s lot DPL-18, shipped from Dalton, GA, and kit details are on Starlink’s site.

Three kit types, no split

The listing names Standard, High-Performance and Flat-Mount kits and says setup guides are included; it doesn’t say how many of each, or whether every kit on the Starlink pallet is complete with dish, router and cables. The count of 12 is approximate, per the listing.

How the lot reaches the dock and leaves it

We ship FOB Dalton, GA. Freight is a flat rate per pallet by state and appears at checkout before you pay, or you can collect by appointment. We don’t open pallets or truckloads to pull out the better items; what comes from the retailer is what goes on your truck. The lot is sold unmanifested; there is no item-by-item list, and unmanifested lots cost less.

Freight and unloading for a 12-kit lot

Standard freight runs 3 to 7 business days, $25 in the Southeast to $85 in the West; express, 1 to 2 business days, costs $50 to $110. Plan for a dock, a forklift or a liftgate: without one the driver can’t unload, and liftgate delivery adds $65, or $160 residential. This lot is about 48 x 40 x 48 in and roughly 250 lbs on the pallet; confirm with [email protected] before you book your own carrier.

Mixed condition, and activation

These kits are sold in Mixed condition. Mixed: a combination of customer returns, shelf pulls and overstock, with no guarantee that any one item is in a particular condition. Overstock means never sold, still in its packaging. Shelf pulls sat on a store shelf and came off unsold; packaging can be worn or carry clearance stickers. Customer returns came back from shoppers and can be new in an opened box, used, missing parts or not working. The listing is also silent on past activation, so confirm each kit can be registered to a new account before you sell it.

Rural internet installers who buy Starlink kit wholesale and already handle activations fit this lot. If you can’t check activation status yourself, or need complete boxed kits, skip it. If you’re looking for where to find wholesale electronics pallets, start with sellers who publish freight and a count, then ask about condition.

Settling up

Everything is sold as-is, with one exception: we refund the damaged share if 30 percent or more of the pallet arrives broken, crushed, cracked, wet or unusable. On an unmanifested mixed lot like this one, a kit that doesn’t work doesn’t count as damage. Write damage on the driver’s receipt before signing and report it to [email protected] within 48 hours with pictures and the delivery receipt; freight isn’t refunded. See our FAQ for the details. Any lot can also be returned within 7 days of delivery or pickup for a 10 percent restocking fee: unopened for any reason, with you paying the return freight, or opened if it isn’t what you ordered, with us paying the return freight.

It costs $100 more than the 80-unit AirPods pallet at $350 and $50 less than the video game pallet at $500; all three are on our electronics pallets page.