T-Mobile's Starlink Direct-to-Cell beta is now open to everyone in the US, including Verizon and AT&T customers. This expands access from its initial limited rollout to T-Mobile subscribers and Pixel 9 users.

The service will be free for all users until the service’s commercial launch in July this year, after which users will have the option to access Starlink’s direct-to-device services for an additional fee ($15 per month for T-Mobile customers and $20 per month for AT&T/Verizon customers).

T-Mobile's Starlink service uses satellites orbiting 200 miles up in space traveling at a speed faster than 17,000 miles per hour to deliver text messages between devices. Soon, S

T-Mobile’s Starlink-powered direct-to-cell satellite messaging service is now open for anyone in the US to try for free — including people who aren’t T-Mobile customers. The service will be limited to text messaging at first but the company hopes to have some apps and even limited multimedia support ready by the time it goes live this summer.

T-Mobile Starlink service will offer free direct-to-cell satellite coverage for all registrations until July, even to customers from rival carriers.