Blog
Starlink & satellite connectivity, explained
Our own news, analysis and evergreen guides on Starlink installers, authorized resellers and satellite connectivity — backed by the data in our directory.
Posts tagged #business · Clear
Amazon Leo for business (2026): network status, antennas, partners and how to buy it
Amazon Leo, formerly Project Kuiper, had 396 satellites in orbit on 28 October 2026 and plans initial service in certain latitudes before the end of…
How to become a Starlink authorized reseller in 2026 (and the routes that remain open)
Starlink no longer accepts reseller applications: the programme is invite-only and indirect reselling on Local Priority plans was paused in April…
How to choose a Starlink installer for your business (2026): reseller, installer or managed provider
Starlink's own installers cover residential plans only, so a business site goes through an independent installer or an authorized reseller. This…
Managed Starlink providers in the US: enterprise resellers compared (2026)
Managed Starlink providers resell Starlink Business and run it for you: one bill, pooled data, failover with your network, installers and 24/7…
Satellite internet beyond Starlink: LEO, MEO, GEO and L-band options compared (2026)
Starlink sells residential service in 154 countries, but companies, fleets and governments also buy Eutelsat OneWeb (about 650 LEO satellites…
Starlink Maritime vs VSAT for commercial fleets: cost per vessel, plans and hybrid setups (2026)
Starlink Global Priority costs $250 (50 GB) to $2,150 (2 TB) a month per vessel when bought direct, and authorised distributors sell an unlimited…
Looking for an installer instead?
The guides link straight to our listings of Starlink installers and authorized resellers by country.
Questions about the blog
- What does the LeoSatNetwork blog publish?
- Two kinds of posts: news, our own reporting on what changed in the Starlink and satellite ecosystem, and articles, analysis for business buyers, resellers and installers (3 articles and 0 news posts published so far). Evergreen how-to content lives in the guides section instead.
- How is a post checked before publication?
- Every figure is taken from a primary source (the operator's site, a regulator, a company filing) and dated in the text; sources are listed at the end of each post. Posts are updated when a price or a fact changes, and the page shows the real modification date.
- Who writes the posts?
- The LeoSatNetwork editorial team, which also maintains the directory. We are independent of SpaceX, Starlink, Eutelsat OneWeb, Amazon and the companies we list; listed providers cannot sponsor or edit a post.