Extend reliable access through the home.
Plan router and access-point placement where one device or one room is not enough.
Explore Home Solutions →Starlink & Connectivity
Turn satellite internet into usable connectivity across the site.
A Starlink terminal provides the backhaul. The experience people actually use depends on routing, Wi-Fi coverage, cabling, power and placement around the site.
Starlink availability, subscription terms and site suitability remain subject to the service provider and the actual installation environment.
From backhaul to usable coverage
The terminal is one part of the connection. The local network determines how that connection reaches the rooms, desks, devices and users that need it.
SkyDibia can scope the connection as a complete on-site system instead of treating the satellite terminal as the finished result.
Where the design changes
Different sites need different paths from the terminal to the user.
Placement, building layout, user density and power availability affect what belongs between the Starlink terminal and the final device.
Turn internet access into an organised site network.
Combine backhaul with switching, Wi-Fi, cabling and defined user areas for offices and institutions.
Explore Business Solutions →Build the access layer around the operating model.
Coverage, capacity and customer access require a different design from ordinary household connectivity.
Explore Hotspot Solutions →System components
Scope the connection as a chain, not a single box.
Only the components needed for the actual site belong in the final design.
Backhaul
Starlink terminal placement and the physical route into the site network.
Routing & control
Gateway, router and configuration appropriate to the network requirement.
Coverage
Access points or distribution planned around the usable areas and device load.
Cabling & power
Wired backhaul, mounting and power arrangements where the site requires them.
Delivery
A clear route from site requirement to working local network.
The process becomes more detailed only where the site and equipment demand it.
Understand the site.
Confirm the operating need, existing equipment and the areas the system must serve.
Select the right architecture.
Choose only the equipment, placement and connectivity path the requirement justifies.
Supply, install and configure.
Complete the agreed physical installation and configuration scope.
Test and hand over.
Confirm the agreed outcome, explain the installed system and define any continuing support.
Choose the service path
Match the level of service to how much of the requirement is already known.
Equipment supply, professional installation and designed solutions remain distinct commercial paths.
The product requirement is already clear.
Shop verified connectivity equipment without adding an installation scope.
Shop Connectivity →Placement, coverage or configuration matters.
Add installation and configuration around the equipment and the site.
Request Installation →The requirement crosses backhaul, Wi-Fi, switching, cabling or power.
Use a site assessment to define the complete connectivity system.
Request Assessment →Assessment boundary
When a site assessment is needed.
A site assessment confirms the details that affect equipment selection, placement, labour and the final scope.
Terminal location / line of sightAssessment may be required
Coverage across multiple rooms or areasAssessment may be required
Existing router, cabling or power constraintsAssessment may be required
Business or hotspot capacity requirementsAssessment may be required
Need more than the terminal itself?
Describe the site, users and coverage you need. SkyDibia can determine whether the next step is equipment supply, installation or a broader site assessment.