Connectivity

Starlink, installed properly

Satellite broadband for the places fibre has not reached, and for sites that need a second line that does not share a hole in the ground with the first.

Where it earns its keep

No fibre, no prospect of it

Rural properties and yards where the copper is long and the speed is what it is.

A second line that is genuinely separate

If your business stops when the broadband does, a backup on the same infrastructure is not a backup.

Temporary sites

Construction, events, anywhere a line would take three months to install and six weeks of use.

What installation actually involves

The dish needs clear sky in the right arc, which is rarely where it is convenient to put it. We survey for obstructions, mount it somewhere it will survive a winter, route the cable properly, and put it behind your own router so it joins the network you already have rather than becoming a second one.

The honest limits

Trees matter. A branch in the wrong place is a dropout, and trees grow.
Latency is higher than fibre. Fine for most things, noticeable on some.
It is a monthly subscription with the hardware on top — worth comparing against a leased line before assuming.

Check whether it will work at your site

Tell us roughly where you are and what the sky looks like, and we will tell you honestly.

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