01 — Provider profile
Starlink
Internet from the sky
About Starlink
Starlink uses a satellite dish rather than a local cable or mobile mast, which makes it relevant for homes well outside established network footprints. It trades a local line for a clear view of the sky and separate hardware.
At a glance
- No local cable needed
- Relevant for remote areas
- Dish requires open sky
How to check coverage at your address
E-link cannot confirm coverage. Use these steps with the provider directly.
- 01Check that your location has a clear, unobstructed view of the sky — trees and tall buildings matter.
- 02Confirm service availability and any licensing or hardware requirements for your area.
- 03Ask about power needs and installation, since a dish is different from a router on a cable.
Plans we list for Starlink
- No local cable
- Clear sky needed
- Works remotely
- Portable
- Pause anytime
- Take it with you
- Priority data
- Public IP option
- Built for teams
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Frequently asked questions
Will Starlink work in a city apartment?
It needs a clear view of the sky. A balcony or roof with obstructions can cause problems, so check the installation requirements before ordering.
Is it the same as fibre?
No. It connects via satellites overhead rather than a cable or mobile mast, which changes latency, equipment and setup.
Does E-link confirm Starlink availability?
No. Availability, licensing and hardware terms must be confirmed with the provider.