Residential
Satellite internet options for your home
What matters for a home
- Your exact locationAvailability is tied to your address, not just your ZIP code.
- Sky viewTrees, buildings and terrain can obstruct the dish. Decide where it could go.
- Your householdPeople, devices, streaming, school and remote work all shape what you need.
- Equipment and installationWho installs it, where it mounts, and whether you buy or rent the equipment.
- The full costMonthly price, equipment, installation, taxes, fees and contract terms.
Questions worth asking
- Is service available at my exact address?
- Are there data limits, or does speed change after heavy use?
- What is the contract length and what does early cancellation cost?
- What happens in bad weather?
- Who do I call if something stops working?
- If I rent, do I need my landlord’s permission?
Residential FAQs
Will satellite internet work at my address?
It depends. Availability can vary with your location, how clear your view of the sky is, the provider, the equipment and the plan. We cannot confirm availability without your details, and nothing on this website guarantees service at any location.
What equipment and installation will I need?
Typically a dish or antenna, a modem or router, cabling and a mounting location. Some services are designed for self-installation and others use a professional installer. Who installs, what it costs and who owns the equipment all depend on the provider and plan, so confirm these before agreeing to anything.
How much does satellite internet cost?
Costs vary by provider, plan, equipment and location. This website does not publish prices or promotions. Before you commit to anything, ask for the full cost, including equipment, installation, taxes and fees, any data limits, and the contract length and cancellation terms.
Let's find the right option for your location.
Tell us where you are and what you need. We will talk through the options and what to confirm before you commit to anything.