Starlink has revolutionized satellite internet, providing coverage to once off-grid areas. But just how far does Starlink’s reach go? Whether you're living in rural Texas, sailing off the Florida Keys, or camping in the Colorado Rockies, Starlink is expanding its footprint rapidly. This guide breaks down where Starlink works, how well it performs, and how to check coverage in your region.
How Starlink Coverage Works
Starlink relies on a growing constellation of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites that orbit at around 550 km. With over 5,000 satellites launched and more added each month, Starlink’s ability to provide fast, low-latency internet has never been better.
Starlink’s network ensures wider reach and greater reliability, especially in remote regions, unlike traditional satellite providers, which rely on just a few high-orbit satellites.
Starlink Coverage in the United States
Starlink is available nationwide across all 50 states, including:
| Region | Status | Speed Range | Notes |
| Alaska |