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San Andreas at night seen from orbit, Los Santos lit up at its southern tip

6,412 satellites in orbit

Internet from orbit.

High-speed, low-latency internet anywhere in San Andreas, from the Vinewood Hills to the middle of the Alamo Sea.

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Veil-48 T-00:00:00
Over San Andreas now
1,180 satellites
Founder net worth
$412.9B
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Six thousand satellites. One Terminal on your roof. Not one cable between you and the sky.

A Lodestar rocket lifting off at night from Cape Catfish while spectators watch from the cliffs

01/ 03Launch

Lift off every three days.

Lodestar leaves Launch Complex 1 at Cape Catfish with 24 satellites on top. Eight minutes later its booster is standing on a drone ship off the coast, ready to fly again.

Veil-48 T-00:00:00

Launch schedule
A Lodestar second stage releasing a stack of Starveil satellites above the Earth

02/ 03Deploy

Twenty-four satellites at a time.

The stack releases fifteen minutes after liftoff. Within a week the satellites have spread into the shell 550 km up, and the network over San Andreas is faster than it was.

Satellites in orbit1
6,412
Typical latency2
25ms
Download speeds up to3
220Mbps
Customers4
2.1million
A Sandy Shores trailer with a Starveil Terminal on the roof while a satellite train crosses the dusk sky

03/ 03Connect

Online where the roads end.

Cable will never reach most of Blaine County. Starveil already has. Plug in the Terminal, point it at the sky and it finds a satellite on its own.5

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How it works

A network in low Earth orbit.

Starveil satellites fly at 550 km, about sixty times closer than traditional internet satellites. That is why video calls work and games feel local.

550 km Geostationary orbit, 35,786 km About 65 of these diagrams up 01 Your Terminal 02 Satellite overhead 03 Laser links 04 Ground station 05 Internet
Your Terminal talks to the satellite overhead. Satellites pass traffic between each other by laser until one is above a ground station connected to the internet.

Live network

Always overhead.

A Starveil satellite crosses San Andreas every few seconds. Your Terminal hands off from one to the next before the first one leaves the sky, and lasers carry your traffic the rest of the way.6

Terminal
Sandy Shores
Satellites in view
9
Laser hops
2
Gateway
Veil City
Latency
27 ms

Simulated view of the constellation over San Andreas.

Map of San Andreas with Starveil satellites crossing overhead and a connection routed from a Terminal to the Veil City gateway

Plans

Pick an orbit.

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Residential

Home

$120/mo

25 to 220 Mbps

Fast internet for one fixed address, anywhere you can see the sky.

  • Unlimited standard data7
  • Wi-Fi 6 router included
  • Self-installs in minutes
  • Month to month
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Portable

Roam

$165/mo

15 to 180 Mbps

Take it camping, to the lake or to the in-laws. Pause any month.

  • Use anywhere in San Andreas8
  • Works with Terminal Mini
  • Pause and resume billing
  • In-motion with Roam Unlimited
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ResidentialMost popular in Rockford Hills

Priority

$250/mo

40 to 300 Mbps

First in line on the network, always, for households that cannot wait.

  • Priority data, never slowed9
  • Public IP address
  • Phone support
  • Early access to new features
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The Starveil Terminal and router

Terminal

Set up in fifteen minutes.

The Terminal aims itself, melts snow off its own face and updates overnight. It comes with a Wi-Fi 6 router and 23 metres of cable.

Field of view
110°
Power
75 W average10
Rating
IP67
Price
$59911

Satellite

Built in Veil City.

Every Starveil satellite is designed, built and tested at Cape Catfish, then launched 24 at a time.12

A Starveil satellite in orbit with its solar wing extended
  1. 01

    Solar array

    One 52 square metre wing unfolds after deployment and turns to follow the sun.

  2. 02

    Phased-array antennas

    Four flat antennas steer beams electronically, with no moving parts, to thousands of Terminals at once.

  3. 03

    Laser links

    Three lasers pass traffic across the constellation at up to 200 Gbps, so your data spends less time on the ground.

  4. 04

    Argon thrusters

    Raise the orbit after launch, steer around debris and bring the satellite down at the end of its life.

Business and government

From the yacht to the front line.

Starveil for Business
A Starveil Terminal on a superyacht off Del Perro
Maritime

Connected at anchor.

Stream, trade and take meetings from anywhere off the San Andreas coast.
A Blaine County deputy with a Starveil Terminal on his SUV and a Dendrix radio
Public safety

Dendrix Orbit runs on Starveil.

Dendrix Relay radios reach dispatch through Starveil when there is no tower in sight.

Next launch

Veil-48

Lodestar, Launch Complex 1, Cape Catfish. Watch from the cliffs or on Starveil Live.

Launch schedule
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Mission clock
T+00:00
Altitude
0 km
Speed
0 km/h
Event
Liftoff
Starveil founder Dax Corvin on stage in front of a rocket

From the founder

“Every person in San Andreas deserves a connection to the sky. Most of them will be able to afford one.”

Dax Corvin, Founder, Chief Engineer and Mayor
Meet Dax
An astronomer at the Galileo Observatory under a sky crossed by satellite trails

Night sky

Look up.

There has never been more to see in the San Andreas sky. Our satellites are coated in VeilBlack to keep the view clear, and the Starveil Sky app shows you where every one of them is.13

Our commitment to dark skies
  1. Includes satellites that are operational, raising orbit, deorbiting, drifting or under review.
  2. Typical latency measured from Veil City to a ground station in Veil City.
  3. Up to. Most customers will see lower speeds. Some customers will see much lower speeds.
  4. Includes active, paused, trial and waitlisted accounts.
  5. Starveil is not a lifeline service. Do not rely on Starveil to call 911. Use a phone, a radio or a neighbor.
  6. All traffic is routed through the Veil City gateway for quality and review.
  7. Standard data is deprioritized after 1 TB in a month, or during peak hours, whichever comes first. Peak hours are 07:00 to 01:00.
  8. Do not use Starveil while driving. Roam Unlimited supports use while driving.
  9. Priority traffic is prioritized over Home and Roam traffic. Priority is not prioritized over Government, Business Max or founder traffic.
  10. Up to 160 W while heating, aligning, updating or working.
  11. $0 with a 12-month commitment in eligible areas. Eligible areas are areas where Starveil has excess capacity, which are not the areas where you live.
  12. Satellites are designed for five years of service. Terminals are designed for three.
  13. Starveil Sky shows Starveil satellites. Stars are available in Starveil Sky Plus.