Starlink Installers & Resellers in Mexico
7 Starlink providers in Mexico are listed on this page, in 4 towns and cities including Mexico City, San Pedro Garza García and Ciudad de México; among them 7 resellers, 6 integrators and 5 service providers. Updated 15 October 2026.
7 providers5 typesUpdated October 15, 2026How it is built
APCO Networks
Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City integrator and authorized Starlink distributor publishing business priority plans from MXN 755 a month, with 24/7 support and…
Bestel
Ciudad de México, Mexico
Televisa's business telecom arm, authorized Starlink reseller since April 2026, combining satellite with its fibre, LTE and microwave for…
Elipgo Technology
Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City video-surveillance and fleet-tracking software company listed by Starlink as an authorized reseller, with offices in Argentina…
Globalsat México
Tijuana, Mexico
Tijuana-based satellite operator (GSAT Comunicaciones) and authorized Starlink reseller, also selling OneWeb and Ku/Ka-band VSAT to…
TRANSCOM
Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City transport-technology company and official Starlink ally fitting buses and fleets with satellite Wi-Fi and entertainment, with…
Tangerine Electronics
Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City telecom concession holder and certified Starlink partner running its own 24/7 NOC and a link-monitoring portal for companies…
Ubix (Next Telekom)
San Pedro Garza García, Mexico
Monterrey-area business telecom operator and authorized Starlink reseller: managed Starlink with fixed IP from MXN 5,870 a month, plus…
About this directory
Starlink has been authorized in Mexico since May 2021, when the telecom regulator IFT granted Starlink Satellite Systems México a ten-year permit. It has since become the leading satellite internet provider in the country, and a public-sector supplier too: it won several contracts from CFE Telecomunicaciones e Internet para Todos to connect remote sites and to provide LEO backhaul, with Globalsat installing the antennas and Wi-Fi access points.
What it costs
On 15 October 2026 starlink.com listed Residential Lite from MXN 1,050 a month (up to 200 Mbps) and Residential Max from MXN 1,350, with hardware from MXN 399 in selected areas. Homes order directly from Starlink; the companies above serve businesses.
The authorized resellers
Every company on this page is on Starlink's official reseller list for Mexico. The newest is Bestel, Televisa's business telecom arm, which signed in April 2026 and combines Starlink with its own fibre, LTE and microwave links. Globalsat is the satellite specialist behind the CFE deployments. Transcom and Tangerine Electronics are connectivity integrators, APCO Networks and Elipgo add networks, video and security around the link, and Ubix (Next Telekom) designs business connectivity packages.
Check the seller
Starlink kits and plans are also sold in Mexico by companies that are not authorized, and the press has reported disputes about some of them. Before signing a business contract, check the company against the list on starlink.com, ask who owns the account and the hardware, and get the SLA and support terms in writing.
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Questions about this directory
- How many Starlink providers in Mexico are listed?
- As of 15 October 2026, Starlink Installers & Resellers in Mexico lists 7 Starlink providers in Mexico. The breakdown by role is 7 resellers, 6 integrators, 5 service providers and 1 network operator. Each company is profiled with its services, coverage and contact details, and the count is recomputed as listings are added or removed.
- Where are the Starlink providers in Mexico based?
- They are based in 4 towns and cities; the most represented are Mexico City, San Pedro Garza García, Ciudad de México and Tijuana. Use the map view on the page to find the nearest one to your site; many installers travel within their region.
- What do the Starlink providers in Mexico offer?
- Of the 7 companies, 7 serve fixed sites on land, 3 serve vehicles and mobile users and 1 serves vessels. 1 works with OneWeb and 1 works with other satellite networks. All 7 publish a website you can check before contacting them.
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