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Satellite Internet Availability Map

Availability of satellite internet, regardless of provider, is shown in the map. Change between a map of the max satellite speeds and a map of the number of satellite providers using the buttons at the bottom of the map.

Note: Hexagons often lack color because there are no known serviceable addresses in an area—not because satellite signals don't reach.

About Satellite Internet

Satellite internet beams internet from satellites orbiting Earth:

Universal availability: Available almost anywhere
New LEO satellites: Modern services like Starlink offer lower latency
Traditional GSO: Older satellite services have higher latency
Weather sensitive: Rain and snow can disrupt service

Satellite is ideal for remote areas where no other options exist. Newer low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites offer significantly better performance than traditional geostationary satellites.

Map Usage

Click a hexagon to see which providers offer satellite service
Toggle between coloring by number of providers or maximum speed available
Find Satellite availability at your address using the search box

Data Sourcing

Satellite availability data comes from the May 2026 release of the FCC's Broadband Data Collection program (representing ISPs' availability as of December 2025).