Starlink
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Starlink
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Two-minute orientation
Start with where the terminal lives
Region first, then allowance. Getting the region wrong is the expensive mistake; getting the allowance wrong is a phone call.
Stays in one region
A depot, an office, a yard, a site that is not going anywhere. The lowest cost per gigabyte, and the right answer whenever the terminal will not leave its home region. It can still move freely inside that region — mobility is included.
Usually decided by
Monthly priority data, not coverage
Crosses borders, or goes to sea
Vessels, international projects and travelling crews. Works across borders and offshore, subject to each territory's regulatory status. If the terminal will ever operate outside its home region, this is the one — a regional plan outside its region is not a slow connection, it is no connection.
Usually decided by
How far the work travels
Several terminals, one allowance
One monthly allowance shared across several terminals on a single account, so a quiet site does not subsidise a busy one and there is one subscription to administer instead of a dozen.
Usually decided by
Fleet size and how uneven the usage is
Pooled plans start with a conversation
There is nothing to add to a cart here, because the right pool size depends on how many terminals you are running, how uneven their usage is, and whether any of them leave their home region. That is a few minutes on the phone, not a product page.
Send us the site list with rough headcount and whether each one is fixed or travelling, and we will come back with a pool size and the plan mix to go with it.
Call (800) 279-2366, or read how pooled data works first.
The three rules that settle most of it
01
The terminal leaves its home region
→A global plan
A regional plan outside its region is not a slow connection, it is no connection. This is the one decision worth being certain about before you order.
02
The terminal moves around, on a vehicle or a vessel
→Any plan — mobility is included
In-motion use comes with every plan we sell, so movement is not something you buy. Only pick by region: how far does it travel before it leaves its home region.
03
You are not sure how much data you need
→Start one tier below what feels safe
Service continues past the allowance at a lower priority rather than stopping, so under-buying costs a little speed on busy days. Over-buying costs you every month.
Want the detail first?
Sizing, priority data, mobility and pooled plans are covered properly in Starlink service plans explained. If you would rather just describe the site and be told what it needs, call us.
Questions
Quick answers
Cheapest first. Use the Plan Type filter to narrow the list to local or global plans, and the price filter to set a range.
A local plan is tied to a home region and costs less per gigabyte. A global plan works across borders and at sea, subject to each territory's regulatory status. If the terminal will ever operate outside its home region, it needs a global plan.
Service continues rather than stopping. Traffic beyond your priority allowance is served at a lower priority, so it is unaffected most of the time and slower when the local cell is busy.
Yes. Mobility is included on every plan we sell, so in-motion use is never a separate permission or an upgrade. The plan decides how far the terminal may travel, not whether it may move.
Yes. Plans are month to month unless you have taken a promotional term. Moving up a tier is straightforward once you have a couple of billing periods of real usage.
Yes. One allowance shared across multiple terminals on a single account. The right pool size depends on how many terminals you run and how uneven their usage is, so it starts with a conversation. Call (800) 279-2366.
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