Starlink is a new broadband internet service using an interconnected network of thousands of satellites. Starlink, a division of SpaceX, is currently rolling out service across the United States and will continue expansion to near global coverage in the coming years. While satellite internet service has been around for decades, Starlink has improved on the technology by using satellites that are located in low-Earth orbit (LEO) at only 300 miles above the earth’s surface, and planning to launch nearly 40,000 satellites over the next several years ensuring global coverage.

Benefits of Starlink

• Speed: Users can expect to see data speeds vary from 25Mbps to 220Mbps, rivaling other Internet provider speeds.

• Latency: One of the biggest advantages of Starlink is a reduction in latency. Latency is the time it takes to send data from one point to the next. For companies that send and receive lots of data, low latency can improve efficiency and productivity.

• No Data Caps: Starlink does not have a data cap on the service.

Is Starlink Right for My Business?

Starlink is an exciting new Internet option for businesses, especially those where Internet connectivity has been a challenge or in areas with few options for Internet access. Starlink may be right for you if:

• You currently have limited Internet options at your location.

• Your current provider has a data cap you consistently exceed.

• Your home or business is in a rural area.

• Your current service is unreliable with low speeds and high latency.

Starlink Broadband Internet Installation Services

• Consultation to determine if Starlink is a smart choice for you.

• Guidance through the enrollment process with Starlink.

• Installation of the hardware kit from Starlink. Customers receive a satellite antenna dish, mounting tripod, power supply, and WiFi router.

• Configuration of the hardware and software and get you connected to the Internet.

• Troubleshooting: After installation, we are here to help you with troubleshooting. Having an issue getting connected? Trouble with the WiFi router? We can help.