tarlink has imposed surcharges of up to $750 for new customers in certain U.S. regions (Pacific Northwest, parts of Idaho) due to high demand and limited capacity. (Source: Broadband Breakfast)
What does this mean for mobile users and battery-kit sellers? • Region specific pricing shows capacity constraints—mobile users should plan for power consumption (battery runtime) when connectivity may be expensive or rationed. • Selling the idea of “off-grid power” becomes stronger when connectivity is high-value—if users pay more for connectivity, they’ll pay for better usage time (which your battery gives). • Recommend clients plan for usage outside surcharge zones or schedule heavy usage off-peak when possible.
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