Business internet via Starlink, wherever you need it
Starlink delivers internet through a network of low-orbit satellites, independent of fibre, cable or a nearby mast. That makes it usable on a construction site, an outdoor location without a connection, or as a second line next to your existing one. The subscription and the coverage come from Starlink itself; we handle the advice, the purchase, the professional installation and the management.
What we handle
Four parts, from the first choice to day-to-day management.
- Advice on the right planStarlink offers several tiers, from a small data allowance to a heavy bundle for ten to twenty users. We look at what actually needs to pass through and advise on that basis, not on the most expensive option.
- Professional installationThe dish can in principle be placed by anyone, but a roof, wall or mast needs a clear view of the sky, a solid mount and cabling that is tidied away. We do that, instead of someone having to climb onto the roof themselves.
- Network integrationFixed IP, firewall, VLAN and integration with the existing network, if needed as automatic failover next to a fibre or cable connection. See also our page on business internet.
- Ongoing managementMonitoring from the same management platform as the rest of your network, with restarts for a firmware update scheduled outside working hours rather than an unannounced interruption.
Situations where this comes in useful
Four situations where a dish on the roof is a real option, not a stopgap.
- A location without fibre or cableRural areas, a new site still waiting for a connection, or a construction site that will not be there in a year. Quick to place, without waiting for a provider to dig.
- Mobile and temporary useService vehicles, a site cabin or a temporary spot at an event. Same technology, a more rugged build.
- A backup connection next to your existing lineThe satellite network does not depend on the same digger damage or cable fault as your fixed line. For organisations with a continuity plan or an NIS2 duty of care, that is a demonstrable, independent second way out.
- Maritime useInland shipping and commercial vessels can also stay connected on the water with an adjusted subscription. We arrange this on request, because coverage and rates differ from a fixed location.
How we approach it
Four steps, from the first question to a connection we keep an eye on.
Site check and advice
We look at the location, the use and the number of users, and say which plan and which hardware fits.
Ordering and activation
We arrange the order and the activation of the subscription with Starlink.
Installation on roof, wall or mast
Mounting, cabling and a first test, carried out by our own people in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Management and monitoring
The connection joins our management platform, so an outage or a saturated line becomes visible to us rather than only after a report from the user.
Where our boundary sits
Two things we would rather say upfront than only once asked.
- The subscription runs through StarlinkWe do not currently call ourselves an official Starlink reseller. Coverage, speed and terms belong to Starlink; we are the party that advises, orders, installs and manages.
- No amount on this pageStarlink publishes its own rates per plan, and they change. Rather than naming a figure here that could be out of date tomorrow, we look up the current price for you once we know which plan fits.
Further reading
What this connects to.
Questions we get about this
The ones that come up most, answered briefly.
Are you an official Starlink reseller?
We do not currently call ourselves an official reseller. We are your installation and management partner: advice, purchase, professional installation and management, with the subscription running directly through Starlink.
Can I not just put the dish up myself?
You can, Starlink is plug-and-play. We take care of a solid mount on a roof, wall or mast, tidied-away cabling and a connection to your existing network, instead of you having to climb onto the roof yourself.
Does Starlink work as a backup next to our existing connection?
Yes. The satellite network does not depend on the same digger damage or cable fault as a fixed line, which makes it a demonstrable, independent second way out for anyone working with a continuity plan or an NIS2 duty of care.
What does a business Starlink subscription cost?
Starlink publishes its own rates per plan, and they change. Rather than naming a figure here that could be out of date tomorrow, we look up the current price for you once we know which plan fits your use.
Also where a cable does not reach
Tell us where the site is, what is already there and what you will use the connection for. We will say which plan fits and what the installation involves.
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