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Count on satellite internet to keep it real and deliver you solid connectivity – wherever you live in the U.S.

Internet Beyond the City Limits

From the cities to the backwoods, get reliable satellite internet no matter where life takes you.

Satellite internet works by transmitting data between geostationary satellites in outer space and the dish installed on your rooftop. It’s wireless and painless to set up, offering amazing coverage and awesome mobility.

So, while you are out soaking in nature, feel free to take a few aesthetic pictures for your Gramfam!

Why Satellite Internet is a Game-Changer

Wide Availability

Satellite internet reaches you everywhere, as long as you have a clear sky. A true hope for rural homes.

Admirable Resilience

Having more equipment in space than on the ground, satellite internet continues to work even during terrestrial disruptions.

Faster than Promised

As per the FCC, 90% of satellite providers deliver up to 140% of the speeds they promise, staying ahead of the curve.

Our Top Satellite Internet Picks – Right at Your Fingertips

Our chosen satellite internet providers keep it real with solid speeds, reliability, and exciting perks.

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Get unlimited data^± with advanced Wi-Fi 6 – plans starting at just

$49.99/mo. for first 12 months¹.

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Unlimited data^*, no contracts^**, and built-in Wi-Fi with speeds up to

150 Mbps.²

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1. 24-month commitment and early service termination fees apply. Monthly Fee reflects the applied $5 savings for ACH enrollment. Offer may vary by geographic area.
$49.99 per month represents a $25 per month savings for 12 months on the Select plan and reflects the applied $5 savings for ACH enrollment. After 12 months, plan reverts to the standard monthly fee. $5 savings apply as long as ACH enrollment is maintained. Monthly Lease Fee may be additional. Certain geographical areas are not eligible to receive offer. New residential subscribers only. Limited-time offer. Other terms may apply. 2. Speeds are "up to," are not guaranteed and will vary. ± Standard Data may be slower than other traffic during high-traffic periods. * If your data usage is trending to exceed the "typical usage" of a residential user on our network, you may have reduced priority during times of network congestion resulting in slower speeds. Typical usage currently means usage trending to not exceed 850 GBs in any 30-day period. The typical usage amount will vary based on network demands. Please visit www.viasat.com/legal for more details. ** Viasat Unleashed does not require an annual contract, which means there is no minimum service term commitment You will have a month-to-month service term, which you may cancel at any time without an early termination fee.

Satellite Internet Coverage and Availability

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Satellite Internet for Home

From the Northeast to the West, there’s no need to go off the grid when you have satellite internet installed at home.

Satellite Internet On-the-Go

Traveling in your RV or camping in the woods, leave it up to satellite internet to keep you connected to the rest of the world.

Satellite Internet for Boats

Even on the high seas or coastal waters, satellite internet keeps you online whether—on land or beyond.

Satellite vs. Other Connection Types

Satellite Internet

While it might be slower than cable and fiber connection types, satellite internet’s wide availability makes up for its speed limitations.

Cable Internet

Using coaxial cable and existing broadband infrastructure, cable internet offers decent bandwidth for most online needs.

Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)

DSL relies on traditional copper phone lines, offering a reliable option in areas where other connections aren’t available.

Fiber Internet

This next-gen internet uses light pulses transmitted through glass or plastic fibers to flex its speeds, durability, and signal consistency.

What to Check Before Buying Satellite Internet

Here are the top questions you shouldn’t forget to ask before signing the deal:

What is my budget?

Let’s be real—satellite internet can be a bit pricey. However, many providers offer discounts and promotions. Ask your provider about their deals in your area to find a plan that fits your budget.

What speed do I need?

Heavy gamers may not find satellite internet ideal, but if you are all about browsing, streaming, and FaceTiming, you’re good to go. You can take our free speed quiz to find the plan that suits you the best.

I want unlimited data. Can I get it with satellite internet?

You are in for a treat! Hughesnet^* and Viasat^** offer unlimited data, so you can surf, stream, and scroll all day without stressing over data caps or surprise fees.

* Standard Data may be slower than other traffic during high-traffic periods. ** If your data usage is trending to exceed the "typical usage" of a residential user on our network, you may have reduced priority during times of network congestion resulting in slower speeds. Typical usage currently means usage trending to not exceed 850 GBs in any 30-day period. The typical usage amount will vary based on network demands. Please visit www.viasat.com/legal for more details.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Americans have satellite internet?

More than 6% of the U.S. population uses satellite internet, while over 99% have access to this particular connection type.

Is satellite internet good for gaming?

Primarily because of its high latency and slower speeds, satellite internet is generally not recommended for gaming.

Does satellite internet work in bad weather?

Cloudy skies or light rain won’t have an impact on your satellite connection, but heavy rain or snowstorms can result in temporary loss of signal.