Guides
Starlink, explained with real data
What it costs, which kit to buy, who installs it and where it is available — written from the installers and resellers we list, not from press releases. Every guide links to the matching directory so you can act on it.
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 2026, mostly through partners. This guide covers the network's status…
Starlink by country
Availability, real prices and the installers we list, country by country.
Starlink in France: availability, prices and installers (2026)
Starlink covers all of metropolitan France. Residential costs €35, €45 or €65 a month in November 2026, the kit is rented for nothing upfront or…
Starlink in Belgium: availability, prices and installers (2026)
Starlink covers all of Belgium. Residential costs €29, €49 or €69 a month (VAT included) by speed tier, there is no upfront hardware cost in selected…
Starlink in the United States: prices, installation cost and installers (2026)
Starlink covers every US state. Residential costs $55, $85 or $130 a month by speed tier, there is no upfront hardware cost in select areas ($349…
Starlink in the UK: availability, prices and installers (2026)
Starlink covers all of the UK. Residential costs £40, £60 or £80 a month depending on the speed tier your address is offered, there is no upfront…
Kits & equipment
Mini, Standard, Flat High Performance, Enterprise: which dish for which use.
Business & remote sites
Plans, priority data, backup links and integrators for companies.
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…
Boats & maritime
Kits, plans and installers for yachts, fishing and commercial vessels.
China's satellite constellations explained (2026): Guowang, Qianfan, Honghu-3 and who sells what
China is building two national LEO broadband constellations, Guowang (about 222 satellites in orbit in October 2026) and Qianfan (about 240), plus…
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…
Resellers & the ecosystem
How the reseller program works and how to pick a partner.
Starlink installers
Professional installation companies, by country.
Authorized resellers
Kits, plans and business subscriptions.
Get quotes
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Questions about the guides
- How are the LeoSatNetwork Starlink guides written?
- Each guide is written from our own directory data (the 12 published guides cover countries, kits, plans and use cases) and from prices read on starlink.com and on the installers' sites on a stated date. Every price in a guide carries its verification date, and the guide is updated when the numbers change.
- Do the guides cover my country?
- Country guides exist where we list enough verified companies to be useful; the United Kingdom, the United States and Belgium are published, other countries follow as their listings grow. Until then, the regional directories and the map show the providers we have verified there.
- Are the guides independent from Starlink and the installers?
- Yes. LeoSatNetwork is an independent directory, not affiliated with SpaceX, Starlink or any operator. Guides name the alternatives (OneWeb, VSAT, 4G/5G) where they fit better, and listed companies cannot pay to change a guide's content.