Starlink for business —
anywhere with a clear sky
No phone line, no exchange, no waiting for Openreach. If you have an unobstructed view of the sky, you can have fast, reliable broadband — rural farm, industrial unit, construction site or remote office.
Simple to get, simple to run
Starlink uses a network of low-orbit satellites rather than ground-based cables. The dish goes outside with a clear view of the sky, and that is effectively all the infrastructure you need.
We supply the dish
We supply the Starlink Standard 4X dish and include it in your monthly rental. No upfront hardware cost, no ordering from Starlink yourself.
We install it properly
Our engineers mount the dish, run the cabling and configure your network. A professional installation means the dish is positioned correctly and built to last.
You get fast broadband
Typical speeds of 220Mbps down and 25Mbps up, with latency of 20–40ms. Fast enough for VoIP, video calls, cloud applications and general office use.
Works almost anywhere
Rural, industrial, agricultural, construction — if there is an unobstructed view of the sky, Starlink will work. No exchange proximity, no fibre rollout required.
No engineering survey
Unlike leased lines or FTTP installs, there is no Openreach survey, no wayleave, no waiting months for infrastructure. Most installs complete within days of ordering.
Flexible contract
12-month minimum, then 30 days notice to cancel. You only pay for what you use. If you leave, the dish comes back to us — no disposal hassle for you.
Choose how you want it installed
The monthly charge is the same either way. Installation is the only variable.
Full terms at a glance
Where Starlink makes sense
Starlink is not the right answer for every business. In a city centre or dense urban area, FTTP from ITS or a leased line will give you better speed, lower latency and a proper business SLA. Starlink's strength is coverage — it works where nothing else does.
Rural and agricultural businesses have historically had to manage on slow ADSL or 4G with poor signal. Starlink changes that entirely. A 220Mbps connection is genuinely capable of running a modern business, including VoIP phone systems, video calls, cloud accounting, EPOS and remote access.
Industrial estates and business parks are often poorly served by the existing telecoms infrastructure. Many were built before full-fibre rollout reached them, and Openreach surveys for leased lines in these locations can involve months of wayleave negotiation. Starlink bypasses all of that.
Construction sites and temporary locations are where satellite connectivity has always had an advantage — no installation lead time, no dependence on local infrastructure. A Starlink install can be operational the same day.
Limitations worth knowing
Starlink requires an unobstructed view of the sky. Trees, buildings or other structures blocking the horizon to the north will affect performance. The Starlink app has an obstruction checker — worth running before committing to an install.
Speeds vary. Starlink quotes up to 220Mbps down and 25Mbps up, and real-world testing in the UK typically shows 100–190Mbps. Upload speeds are significantly lower than a leased line or ITS FibreLight, so it is not ideal for businesses with heavy outbound data needs.
The Starlink Max plan does not carry an enterprise SLA. If your business cannot tolerate any downtime, a leased line remains the right answer. Starlink works well as a primary connection for most businesses, and excellently as a resilience backup alongside a wired line.
We supply and install the dish — we do not operate or manage the Starlink network. Service issues with the satellite network itself are handled by Starlink. We handle the hardware and installation side.
Common questions
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