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FleetBroadband Plans: Single Vessel, SCAP, Voice and Link Unlimited
FleetBroadband is the long standing maritime data and voice service, running over a stabilised antenna for chart updates, crew calling, engine and cargo reporting and remote support from shore. Plans are grouped by how the allowance is used: a single vessel's own data, a shared allowance across a small fleet, voice only, or a fixed high speed link. Pick the group that matches how the vessel is crewed and used, then the size.
Monthly, per vessel
Single vessel data plans
One vessel with its own data needs, from occasional email up to routine crew internet.
See 8 plans →Shared allowance
SCAP shared fleet plans
An operator running a small fleet that would rather manage one shared allowance than several separate plans.
See 3 plans →12-month term
Voice-only plans
A vessel that needs crew and shore calling but sources its data another way.
See 3 plans →Fixed throughput
Link Unlimited high speed plans
Vessels running video calls, cloud applications or a larger onboard network that a shared connection cannot support reliably.
See 4 plans →Monthly, per vessel8 plans
Single vessel data plans
A monthly data allowance for one vessel, from 25 MB up to 40 GB. Larger allowances carry a longer minimum term, and usage beyond the allowance is billed at the rate on the plan page.
Who it suits: One vessel with its own data needs, from occasional email up to routine crew internet.
BillingMonthly, postpaid
Term6 to 24 months, by tier
IncludesData only; voice billed per minute
Over the allowanceRate shown on each plan page
25 MB of data a month, 6-month term
75 MB of data a month, 12-month term
250 MB of data a month, 12-month term
1 GB of data a month, 12-month term
4 GB of data a month, 24-month term
8 GB of data a month, 24-month term
20 GB of data a month
40 GB of data a month
Shared allowance3 plans
SCAP shared fleet plans
A pooled data and text allowance shared across five or more vessels on one account, so usage across the fleet draws from a single pool instead of separate plans per boat.
Who it suits: An operator running a small fleet that would rather manage one shared allowance than several separate plans.
BillingMonthly, postpaid
Term12 or 24 months, by tier
IncludesPooled data plus a monthly text allowance
Best forFive or more vessels sharing one account
1 GB pooled data and 1000 texts a month, 12-month term
4 GB pooled data and 4000 texts a month, 24-month term
8 GB pooled data and 4000 texts a month, 24-month term
12-month term3 plans
Voice-only plans
A monthly block of voice minutes with no data allowance, for a vessel whose data needs are already met another way and just needs a reliable calling line.
Who it suits: A vessel that needs crew and shore calling but sources its data another way.
BillingMonthly, postpaid
Term12 months
IncludesVoice minutes only, no data
Over the allowanceRate shown on each plan page
1400 minutes a month
2190 minutes a month
3200 minutes a month
Fixed throughput4 plans
Link Unlimited high speed plans
A fixed throughput of 284 or 432 kbps rather than a shared best-effort connection, paired with a fixed monthly data allowance for vessels that need consistent speed, not just a data cap.
Who it suits: Vessels running video calls, cloud applications or a larger onboard network that a shared connection cannot support reliably.
BillingMonthly, postpaid
TermStated on each plan page
IncludesA fixed 284 or 432 kbps throughput
Best forVideo calls and larger onboard networks
20 GB a month at a fixed 284 kbps
20 GB a month at a fixed 432 kbps
40 GB a month at a fixed 284 kbps
40 GB a month at a fixed 432 kbps
Side by side
Which FleetBroadband plan fits
| Single Vessel | SCAP | Voice | Link Unlimited | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| You pay | Every month | Every month | Every month | Every month |
| Commitment | 6 to 24 months | 12 or 24 months | 12 months | Stated on each plan |
| Includes | Data for one vessel | Pooled data and texts | Voice minutes only | Fixed throughput data |
| Run out of allowance | Rate on the plan page | Rate on the plan page | Rate on the plan page | Rate on the plan page |
| Where it works | Worldwide | Worldwide | Worldwide | Worldwide |
| Best for | One vessel's own data | A small fleet sharing a pool | Calling without a data need | Video and larger onboard networks |
The network
Why FleetBroadband for a working vessel
FleetBroadband has been the standard maritime connection for years, running voice and IP data at the same time over a stabilised antenna. It is the workhorse commercial vessels default to for chart and weather updates, crew calling, cargo reporting and remote support from shore.
- Simultaneous voice and IP data over one stabilised antenna
- Plans sized from a single occasional user up to sustained fleet-wide use
- SCAP pooling so a small fleet manages one allowance instead of many
- A fixed throughput tier for vessels that cannot tolerate a variable connection
The fine print, plainly
Good to know before you activate
- An activation fee applies to every new line; it is shown on the plan page.
- FleetBroadband delivers voice and IP data at the same time over a single stabilised antenna.
- SCAP plans pool data and text messaging across a fleet of five or more vessels on one account.
- Usage beyond the included data allowance is billed at the rate shown on the plan page.
- Voice-only plans include no data allowance; pair one with a data plan if the vessel needs both.
- Link Unlimited plans run at a fixed throughput of 284 or 432 kbps rather than a shared best-effort connection.
- The minimum term is the one stated on the order, and ending early carries the fee stated there.
Hardware
Terminals these plans activate on
A FleetBroadband plan activates on a FleetBroadband terminal. The SAILOR 150, 250 and 500 FleetBroadband systems cover smaller to larger vessels, and a plan from this page goes live on whichever size matches the installation.
Questions
Fleet Broadband plan questions, answered
Not covered here? The help centre has dialing guides, activation steps and coverage maps.
Help centreSingle Vessel if the boat has its own data need, SCAP if you run five or more vessels and would rather share one allowance, Voice if only calling matters, and Link Unlimited if the vessel needs a set speed rather than a variable connection.
Not sure which FleetBroadband tier fits your vessel or fleet?
Tell us how many vessels are involved and what the connection is mainly used for, and we will point you to the group and size that actually matches.