That only gets them to 90, not 100.

Starlink is running at a profit and is more than likely now paying for its total launch and construction costs. Plus paying down any past debts for design,construction and launch.

200 million a month easily covers the cost of 4 launches a month plus upkeep and satellite construction.

Of course, there is no guarantee all 22 will launch this year.

If you look at just the last 365 days (as of yesterday), SpaceX has launched 90 rockets in that timeframe, which is a record, of course.

It’s just astonishing what they are achieving now. Never take it for granted!

https://www.starlink.com/service-plans

If they charge a flat fee of 100 bucks a subscriber they are bring in 200 million a month.
Less than they projected but still profitable for the equipment in use.
I can see once the full constellation is on operation they would only have to make a launch a month for replacements.

Questioner: Your question strongly suggests you don’t come here to learn, but to troll. For five years I have been documenting the viable profitability of both SpaceX and Starlink, in great detail. I have also noted that my reporting is confirmed by the almost $11 billion the investment community has eagerly poured into SpaceX, in support not only of Starlink but of Starship/Superheavy.

Moreover, I have also stated repeatedly for the past year that the company will fail, if the government doesn’t get out of the way. That failure however will not be because of its lack of “commercial success” but of pure abuse of power by government officials.

That you act like you don’t know these facts either means you are fooling yourself, or come here solely to troll.