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Starlink satellites orbit much closer to Earth than older geostationary services, making it a practical primary line in places wired broadband can't reach, and a reliable standby everywhere else.
Business plans also sit at the network's highest priority tier, so speeds hold steady during peak hours when residential traffic gets deprioritized.
Low latency that supports cloud apps, video calls, and POS
No long-term contracts, with month-to-month flexibility
99.9% network availability service-level agreement (SLA) on every Priority plan
Available almost anywhere in the U.S.
Public IP and SLA available on business plans
Download Speeds of 135-310Mbps
Upload Speeds of 20-44Mbps
Starlink's month-to-month structure lets you size up or down as needs change, and additional data is available when usage spikes.
+50GB
Data and monthly cost added to your base plan above.
+500GB
Data and monthly cost added to your base plan above.
Starlink is built for organizations that need high-speed, guaranteed uptime, and scalable connectivity in remote or mobile environments.
Rural & remote businesses
Farms, ranches, lodges, and rural offices stuck with legacy satellite will see the biggest usability jump. The latency drop alone makes Zoom calls and cloud software feel seamless.
Mobile & temporary operations
Construction firms, disaster teams, film crews, and sales ops get real value from in-motion support and month-to-month billing, since they can pause service between projects without penalty.
Backup & failover use
Businesses on a primary fiber or cable line often pair Starlink as a failover. The 99.9% SLA and no-contract pricing make it practical to keep on standby.
High-mobility fleets & field teams
Service trucks and mobile command vehicles get in-motion support on Local Priority plans at up to 100 mph. This means teams can run cloud dispatch and process payments on the go.
