SUPPLYClient Portal JOIN THE TRIBEStart a project SUPPLYClient Portal JOIN THE TRIBEStart a project Starlink is the carrier. Velocity SXD is the crew that makes it work where the work is — project sites, ranches, and remote facilities with no cable, no fiber, and no patience for downtime. We survey the site, mount the dish, run the cable and power, and hand you a working site network.
We send your address to Starlink's own checker to confirm coverage — Starlink sells and supports the service, and the account is always yours. Homes and ranches: order through our referral link and Starlink puts $100 to you and $100 to us after your first two months. Business and job sites: order Starlink Business in your own name, and we handle the install.
Residential service for the house and the ranch — the tiers are below, prices in the open.
Business Local Priority for project sites, yards, and remote facilities. We survey, mount, and hand off the site network working.
Internet that moves — travel, camping, boats, in motion where supported, on the portable Mini kit.
Plain terms: Velocity SXD is an independent installer. We are a Starlink Business customer on our own sites — we are not a Starlink reseller, and Starlink service is always ordered from Starlink, in your name, on your account.
Our proof is the record, and the record lives in the portal — surveys, installs, and dailies behind each client's own login. What runs on our ground runs the same standard on yours.
Our own ground in Wadsworth, Nevada runs on Starlink — a flat panel on a wall mount at the roof edge, a tight tree line right at dish height, the kind of spot a quick install gets wrong. It has carried the ranch for a full year of working service.
That is the standard we install to: the mount chosen for the sky the site actually has, the cable run clean, the network handed off working — not a box dropped at the gate.
Velocity sells installation — the skilled work between a dish in a box and a site that is online. One call covers the whole job, from first look at the sky to the day the crew logs on.
We stand where the dish will live and read the real sky — trees, structures, terrain — then pick the mount point that holds signal in every season.
Roof, wall, or pole — the right mount for the structure and the weather it takes, set plumb, sealed, and built to stay.
Clean, protected runs from dish to network room — through real buildings and real terrain, not draped and forgotten.
Reliable power to the dish and the network gear, sized for the site — including the sites where power itself is part of the problem.
The dish is the beginning, not the deliverable. We hand off a working local network — office, yard, and crew connected, not just a blinking router.
One site or a whole program: the same survey, mount, and handoff standard repeated across every project location, on one point of contact.
You hold your own Starlink account, and you buy service direct from Starlink. That is not our rule — Starlink's own terms require the account in the customer's name, and Velocity never resells Starlink service.
Velocity's contract is the installation: survey, mount, cable, power, and network. Starlink bills you for service; we bill you for the work. Clean lines, no middleman, no surprises.
A connection alone does not run a site. The Velocity SXD software platform is the control layer that runs over the Starlink connection — the system our sites, machines, and people work through once the link is live.
Project and site operations — the work itself, run through one system from the office to the field.
The eyes over the site — aerial work directed and fed through the same platform.
The worlds beyond the job site — the platform reaches the events and terrain Velocity lives in.
The conditions around the work — weather and climate in the same operating picture as the mission.
The pattern is already proven at altitude: more than twenty airlines are flying Starlink today — United, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Alaska, Hawaiian among them — over 1,600 aircraft confirmed and 40-plus carriers signed, and on nearly every one the Wi-Fi is free behind a free membership login. The connection became the platform; the membership became the door. That is the exact shape of this page: Starlink carries it, one free Velocity key opens it.
That is the direction the platform is built toward — and it is rolling out now, app by app, on the Velocity SXD software plan. The platform's apps are rolling out one at a time — see the Velocity app lineup — and Mission Drop Club members unlock member app access as each app ships, the Star App first. Starlink brings the signal. Velocity brings the control.
So there are no surprises: these are Starlink's own prices, read from Starlink's pages and order flow in November 2026. The business tiers were checked at our Nevada addresses on November 8 — service available at both, no waitlist — and the address check at the top of this page reads Starlink's answer for ground anywhere on Earth. You order service from Starlink — we install it.
Business service, 50 GB of priority data a month. The entry tier.
500 GB of priority data a month — the working site tier.
1 TB of priority data a month for heavier sites and crews.
2 TB of priority data a month — the top Business tier.
Home service at up to 100 Mbps, unlimited data. Order it through our referral link and Starlink puts $100 to you and $100 to us after your first two months.
Home service at up to 200 Mbps — and where Starlink offers it, professional home installation is included free.
The top home tier — maximum available speeds up to 400+ Mbps, free professional home installation where offered, and an optional Mini kit for on the go at a discounted Roam plan.
Internet that moves with you — travel, camping, and work on the go. 100 GB of high-speed data a month, in motion where supported.
For regular travelers — 300 GB of high-speed data a month, across the U.S. and Canada.
Unlimited high-speed data on the move, with international coverage in 160+ countries and territories.
Starlink's portable kit, one-time — typically $249. Compact, with a built-in router; fits in a backpack for internet on the go.
Starlink's Standard hardware kit, one-time. The kit our ranch runs.
Starlink's Performance hardware kit, one-time — the Business-line hardware for permanent installs.
The honest details: monthly terms, no contract, with a 30-day trial. On the Business tiers, when a month's priority data block runs out, service continues at up to 1 Mbps download and 0.5 Mbps upload until the next cycle or a top-up — plan the block to the site's real use. Residential prices can vary by area from late November 2026. Roam earns the same $100 referral as Residential — order through our link and Starlink puts $100 to you and $100 to us after two months. Starlink is running 30% off the first month of Roam in select areas through November 30 (Roam 100 GB at $38.50 to start) — your checkout shows the offer for your address. These are Starlink's prices, checked November 2026, and Starlink can change them — your checkout at starlink.com is the final word. Velocity's installation is quoted separately, per site.
Starlink's next-generation kit is designed to deliver reliable, high-speed home internet — a smaller form factor and a lighter build than the V4 kit, with greater power efficiency. With speeds up to 375+ Mbps, it delivers seamless connectivity for streaming, video calling, and the connected home.
Availability, in plain words: the V5 is rolling out in select areas while production ramps, and not every address is offered one yet — the address check at the top of this page is the final word for your ground. When a V5 lands on a roof we mount, we photograph our own install, and that photo takes this card's place. Until then, this card carries Starlink's published specifications, and no one else's pictures.
Starlink's satellites are learning to talk straight to the phone in your pocket — no dish, no special hardware. SpaceX calls it Starlink Mobile; in the U.S. today it rides T-Mobile as T-Satellite. It is the same direction this page is built on: the connection reaches the person, anywhere on Earth — and Velocity's control layer is built to run on whatever carries the signal.
Ordinary phones text, share location, and reach 911 by satellite where no tower stands — $10 a month per line on T-Mobile, included on its top plans, and open to other carriers' customers as an add-on without switching. Around the world it rides partner carriers under roaming agreements — Rogers in Canada, KDDI in Japan, Optus and Telstra in Australia, One NZ, Salt, Entel, Kyivstar. Data for a growing list of apps — maps, weather, WhatsApp — rides the same link.
Native voice calls are still in development; today, talking rides the data link through apps like WhatsApp. Over a dish, Wi-Fi Calling already carries your regular number today — any carrier's phone talks over a Starlink dish's Wi-Fi where no tower reaches. And SpaceX is building ground stations and spectrum of its own toward carrying phones directly, in its own right.
SpaceX's second-generation Starlink Mobile constellation — bigger satellites, launching from mid-2027 — is built to bring full voice and broadband straight to the phone.
Velocity's lane, unchanged: phones will carry the person; sites will still run on dishes, networks, and power — surveyed, mounted, and handed off working. When the phone era lands, our clients' sites and crews are already on the platform that runs over it. Starlink Mobile is SpaceX's roadmap as published in November 2026 — their dates, and they can move.
If all you need is Starlink at the house or the ranch — no project, no crew — you can order residential service direct from Starlink through our referral link, and we can still handle the install if you would rather not climb the roof.
New to Starlink? Under Starlink's current U.S. referral terms, ordering through the link puts $100 to you and $100 to us after you have been subscribed for two months — new customers only, on Residential and Roam plans ordered at starlink.com.
Disclosure — Ordering through our referral link may earn Velocity SXD a reward at no extra cost to you. The link is a customer referral link, not a dealership: Starlink sells and supports the service, and the account is yours. Want us on the tools instead? Request an install below.
The connection is one shelf in one shop. Your free Velocity SXD membership — email, mobile, name, no card — is the key that opens all of it, and the pulse runs through every surface.
Field gear and the Mission Drop Club — $24.99 a month for the monthly Mission patch and a rotating space piece. Members save 15% on every order. Visit the store
Starlink for homes, ranches, and work sites — the address check at the top, the $100 referral on the home lane, and Velocity crews on the install.
The Velocity app lineup on the one-year software plan — from drones to apps, the control layer runs over the connection. Members unlock app access as each ships, the Star App first. See the apps
Your project record behind your own login — documents, photos, and dailies, yours alone. Client records are never public. Open the portal
Starlink's own terms: try the service for 30 days, and if it isn't right for your ground, you can return it for a full refund. Monthly terms, no contract — the risk sits where it should, on the service, not on you. And the install is surveyed before a dish is ever ordered, so the first month starts from a mount point that was chosen for your sky.
Tell us where the site is and what has to run on it. A human on the Velocity team reads every inquiry — we respond fast.
Direct line to the team — or call (855) 573-8793. Velocity Bot — AI Executive, Operations & Systems: vbot@velocitysxd.com. Wadsworth, Nevada.
