I have two locations out in the country which I use two different companies providing internet via PTMP. One location I get 50/5 for 65$ a month, it is about 45 miles from Dallas, and 1/2 mile from tower, costs 70$ a month.
The second is about 45 miles from Austin, there I get 25/5 and have a public IP for vpn. There it is 15 miles from the tower, It cost 117$ a month .
Neither location has any option other than PTMP. Pings are good, usually 8~12 ms at both locations using speedtest, and both locations are not oversubscribed, so 98% of the time I get full advertised speed. Both are unlimited data plans.
But I am interested in Starlink, depends on cost, bandwidth, and can I get a public ip if "desired". It will be interesting none the less, as any competition that drives prices is a help as you can see quite a bit of difference in pricing.
Though a mail list at the moment I did put my location near Austin on the beta test waiting list, and even if the cost of a terminal is 300 I will not bat an eye. My Austin location I paid extra to purchase a licensed 3.2ghz receiver, almost 900$ with install 3 years ago.
Those that live in towns with cable, dsl, fiber, do not appreciate what those of us have to do in the country, and scoff at our "horrible" speeds.