HARARE, Zimbabwe – AURA Group, Zimbabwe’s officially licensed Starlink reseller, has introduced Starlink Mobile Priority Plans in Harare, offering mobile internet solutions starting at $39 per month.

In a statement Friday, AURA said the service will address demand in “congested cities” and enable “smarter, data-driven operations across Zimbabwe’s industrial sectors, businesses and even individual needs on the go.”

Tailored for high-mobility and machine-to-machine (M2M) applications, the new packages are designed to support use cases such as IoT, precision agriculture, fleet management, and remote asset monitoring. According to AURA, the plans are “optimized for on-the-move connectivity, supporting installations on vehicles, mobile equipment, or rotating field sites.”

AURA said: “This makes it ideal for organizations with dispersed or dynamic operations.”

The plans provide priority access to Starlink’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite network, with guaranteed throughput in high-demand environments. Data packages range from 25 GB to 650 GB, with prices starting at $39 and topping out at $185. Additional data is available at $0.25 per gigabyte.

According to the company, the platform also supports broadcasters, media practitioners, content creators, mobile live events, and funeral coverage, responding “directly to this ever increasing demand, offering a bespoke industrial solution.”

The company listed potential applications in agriculture, transport, logistics, and remote industry, including “real-time telemetry, drone mapping, smart irrigation scheduling, GPS tracking, route optimization and sensor data transmission.”

AURA also noted that the solution features latency below 40ms, peak-time priority access, motion compatibility, and integration with solar-powered systems and cloud sync protocols. The company provides on-site installation, migration, and technical support.

“Starlink’s Mobile Priority service offers an agile, high-throughput alternative,” AURA said, adding that the platform suits “Africa’s distributed infrastructure challenges, particularly in agriculture, mining, transport and utilities.”

The plans are available through AURA Group offices.