
Broadband internet from low-earth orbit, worldwide.
Starlink operates a constellation of low-earth-orbit satellites delivering broadband to homes, vehicles, ships, and aircraft in regions underserved by terrestrial networks. Direct-to-cell service extends coverage to unmodified phones, and the network doubles as backhaul infrastructure for SpaceX's own launch and Starship operations.
Enjoy fast, low-latency broadband for streaming, gaming, video calls, and remote work with a simple self-install kit.
Maintain high-speed internet connectivity while cruising coastal waters or crossing oceans with global maritime coverage.
Compatible LTE phones connect directly to Starlink satellites without requiring a satellite dish or specialized equipment.
The initial launch put the first production satellites into low-earth orbit, beginning what would become the largest satellite constellation ever operated.
Residential kits began shipping to customers outside the initial test markets, extending coverage into rural regions with no reliable broadband alternative.
Terminals rated for ocean and in-flight use extended the network beyond fixed locations to vessels and aircraft in transit.
Standard LTE phones started connecting straight to Starlink satellites for text messaging, with voice and data following as the constellation expanded.
High-speed internet for homes anywhere
Enjoy fast, low-latency broadband for streaming, gaming, video calls, and remote work with a simple self-install kit.

Connectivity for vessels at sea
Maintain high-speed internet connectivity while cruising coastal waters or crossing oceans with global maritime coverage.
Satellite coverage for unmodified phones
Compatible LTE phones connect directly to Starlink satellites without requiring a satellite dish or specialized equipment.
Early looks at what Starlink is building next - previews and prototypes, not yet available to buy.


