Methodology
This page explains where LeoSatNetwork data comes from, how providers qualify for inclusion, how directory pages are built and ordered, and how to request a correction. We publish it so you can judge the reliability of what you read here.
Where the data comes from
Provider-declared information
Companies that claim their profile maintain their own services, coverage, offices, and team details. Claimed profiles are marked as such.
AI-assisted research
Unclaimed profiles are built from public sources — company websites, industry publications, public registries — structured with AI and reviewed before publication.
Geocoding
Addresses are geocoded to place providers on the map. Coordinates reflect declared office locations, not service coverage.
Community feedback
Corrections and reviews submitted by users and customers feed back into profiles after moderation.
What qualifies a provider for inclusion
- ✓An identifiable, operating company active in the satellite connectivity ecosystem — installers, integrators, resellers, ISPs, manufacturers, teleports, consultants, or managed service providers.
- ✓A verifiable public presence (website, registry entry, or industry references).
- ✓At least one classifiable activity: actor type, supported networks, services, or geography.
Listing is free and does not depend on any commercial relationship with LeoSatNetwork. Paid plans affect profile features, never inclusion or ordering in directories.
How directory pages are built
Directory pages (for example browse all directories) are filtered views of the same provider database — by country, network, actor type, technology, or industry. A provider appears on a directory page when its profile matches that page's filters.
Providers are listed alphabetically, not ranked. We do not publish "best of" rankings, and no provider can pay for a higher position. Provider counts shown on directory pages are computed live from the database — never hardcoded in the text.
Update frequency
Claimed profiles are updated by providers themselves at any time. Unclaimed profiles are re-enriched in periodic batches. Directory listings and counts are recomputed continuously as the underlying database changes, and each directory page shows when it was last recomputed.
Independence & trademarks
LeoSatNetwork is an independent directory. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any satellite operator or constellation. Starlink is a trademark of SpaceX; OneWeb, Iridium, Inmarsat, Amazon Kuiper and other network names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to describe which networks listed providers work with.
LeoSatNetwork is also unrelated to LeoSat Enterprises, the satellite constellation company that ceased operations in 2019.
Spotted an error?
If a profile lists outdated or incorrect information, tell us and we will review it. Providers can also claim their profile to keep it accurate themselves.