SageNet is now an authorized reseller of Starlink by Space X to deliver high-speed, low-latency internet connectivity across the United States.
This reseller agreement integrates SpaceX’s Starlink LEO technology with SageNet’s comprehensive managed network services portfolio, which includes terrestrial, cellular and satellite solutions. As an authorized Starlink reseller, SageNet will provide complete turnkey satellite services—from installation and management to monitoring and maintenance—enabling enterprise and certain government clients to access secure, cost-effective and reliable high-speed connectivity.
The agreement offers several key advantages:
- Enterprise and high-performance packages with fixed and mobility plans
- Seamless integration with SageNet’s managed services model
- Professional services and consolidated billing
- Advanced API integrations for enhanced control and monitoring
SageNet is integrating Starlink’s capabilities into its proprietary SageVision platform, providing customers with unprecedented visibility into network performance, including real-time latency monitoring, site status and configuration management.
The company projects installation or support of more than 2,000 LEO satellite Earth station sites in the coming year, serving diverse clients from major retailers and pipeline companies to convenience store chains and government agencies. SageNet’s multi-orbit SD-WAN solutions offer rapid deployment capabilities and seamlessly fill gaps in terrestrial service coverage, providing a comprehensive connectivity solution for modern enterprises.
“After four decades of satellite service excellence, we’re thrilled to enhance our offerings with Starlink’s industry-leading LEO technology,” said John Brader, SageNet’s Executive Vice President of Satellite Services. “In this landmark year for non-geostationary satellite orbit services, we’re uniquely positioned to deliver multi-orbit, software-defined wide area network solutions nationwide. While SpaceX’s Starlink excels in rural connectivity, its applications extend far beyond remote locations. We’re seeing significant demand in urban and suburban areas where traditional broadband installation is cost-prohibitive or time-intensive.”
