The space-provided internet service is growing, but you still may need to wait a bit. A stack of SpaceX Starlink satellites being deployed in orbit. SpaceX SpaceX's Starlink has expanded the preorder program for its new satellite internet service. As spotted by CNBC , the Elon Musk-founded company this week has begun to allow interested customers to preorder a satellite internet kit with a $99 deposit due today. Although the service isn't yet widely available, once it does come to your area you will need to pay an additional $499 for the hardware, which includes a Starlink satellite dish for your home, a Wi-Fi router, a power supply, cables and a mounting tripod. There will also be fees for shipping and tax, plus the regular internet service cost, which runs $99 per month. Orders will be filled on a "first-come, first-served basis" but could take six months "more to fulfill" depending on your location. If you decide you don't want the service the preorder is "fully refundable." Locating local internet providers