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Starlink Satellite Internet
Starlink provides high-speed satellite broadband solutions to rural areas not typically served with internet access, from individuals to commercial operations.
Higher reliability for high-demand users
GTC offers Starlink's satellite network to bring high-speed internet access to off-grid, remote areas whether in a fixed location, on the move on at sea. Offering some of the fastest speeds of up to 220Mbps and lowest latency of <99ms, Starlink enables high throughput connectivity for offices, events companies, storefronts, and other demanding workloads across the globe. While residential users can engage in activities that historically have not been possible with satellite internet. Starlink’s high-speed, low-latency service is made possible via the world’s largest constellation of highly advanced satellites operating in a low orbit around the earth.
Starlink Data Estimator
Satellite Data Usage Calculator
Estimate how much data your team, site, vehicle, vessel, or event may use over a typical period.
Time period for calculation:
Daily Usage
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Total Usage (Weekly)
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Add your expected activities to see an estimated Starlink usage range.
These figures are approximate. Real usage can vary depending on video quality, app settings, compression, cloud sync behaviour, connected devices, and network conditions.
Which Starlink Solution is Right For Me?
Fast to deploy. Built for remote operations. Flexible options for enterprise and mobile users.
Portable Connectivity
Best for: expeditions, small field teams, campervans, remote workers and lightweight deployments.
Compact equipment, lower power consumption and built-in Wi-Fi make the Starlink Mini a practical option when portability matters.
Remote Sites and Events
Best for: construction sites, temporary offices, festivals, media production and multi-user deployments.
Choose a larger Starlink setup when you need stronger Wi-Fi coverage, higher usage capacity or a more permanent installation.
Maritime and Global Operations
Best for: vessels, international deployments and operations requiring connectivity across multiple countries.
Global Priority plans are intended for maritime and global use, while Local Priority plans are positioned for fixed and mobile businesses operating on land.
Short-Term Requirements
Best for: events, projects, expeditions, trials and temporary deployments.
Renting avoids purchasing equipment that may only be needed for a few days or weeks. GTC currently offers both Starlink Mini and Starlink Standard rental options.
Starlink Applications
Enterprise
Reliable broadband for remote sites and bandwidth-heavy operations.
In the field
Low-latency connectivity on the move; no manual pointing required.
Humanitarian
High bandwidth for multi-user field operations and real-time coordination.
Maritime
Fibre-like internet at sea for both crew welfare and critical ship operations.
Pulsar Connect
Centralised oversight of Starlink fleets
With Pulsar Connect you can gain oversight of all connected Pulsar iO nodes/devices, such as a Starlink, in your fleet or remote locations. From there you can monitor connectivity and usage patterns using powerful analytics and instantly connect to any device on the network through an intelligent online dashboard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Starlink can operate in many remote locations, but service availability, plan permissions and local regulations vary between countries and territories. The terminal must also have a sufficiently clear view of the sky.
Dense tree cover and branches can obstruct the terminal’s view of satellites and cause interruptions. Use the Starlink app to check the proposed location before installation.
This depends on your hardware, service plan, country and whether stationary or in-motion use is required. GTC can help identify an appropriate combination for land, maritime or international use.
Starlink’s Global Priority service is intended for maritime and global connectivity. Customers should ensure they have compatible hardware and the appropriate service plan before operating offshore.
The exact behaviour depends on the selected plan. Customers may continue with standard data, purchase additional Priority Data or experience different service conditions according to the contract.
The number of devices that can connect is not the same as the number that can simultaneously perform demanding tasks. Required capacity depends on the router, application mix and total bandwidth being consumed.
Yes, provided the power system can deliver the correct voltage and sufficient continuous wattage. Runtime depends on the terminal, battery capacity, conversion losses and other connected equipment.
Starlink equipment is designed for relatively straightforward installation, but it still needs suitable positioning, power, cable routing and a secure mount. Starlink’s official guidance describes its kits as self-installable, requiring power and a clear view of the sky.
Rent for temporary or occasional requirements. Buy when Starlink will be deployed repeatedly or installed for an extended period.
It can provide valuable backup internet connectivity, but it depends on power, functioning hardware and an unobstructed view of the sky. Safety-critical users should consider an independent backup communication method.
