Check Starlink performance in your area
Search by country, state, or city to see typical Starlink speed, latency, availability, and congestion risk.
Browse availability and benchmarked regions
Typical Starlink performance and availability by region, from our benchmark dataset.
Countries by continent
North America
Europe
Latin America
Asia Pacific
Africa
Middle East
Oceania
Benchmarked states and regions
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Australia
Germany
Honest scope
Not a live satellite tracker
This page combines country availability from our country dataset with typical speed profiles and benchmarked regional data for the US, Canada, UK, Australia, and Germany.
Current selection
California, United States
Use the browser or search box to compare another country, state, province, or city alias.
Regional Performance Ranking
Computed from real benchmark rows
Rankings use the benchmarked region dataset across US, CA, UK, AU, and DE rows. Country rows use real availability and only countries with the existing speed override table.
Fastest regions
Top typical download Mbps
Lowest-latency regions
Lowest typical ping
Most congestion-prone
Below national benchmark regions
Best countries for Starlink
Available countries with existing speed overrides
Popular Countries / States
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Open toolAvailability is country-level
Country status comes from `countries.ts`; address-level ordering still belongs on Starlink's official checker.
Speeds are typicals
Region speed numbers use benchmarked state and regional rows. Country speed uses the existing site heuristic.
Congestion is derived
Regional risk follows vsNational. Country risk follows availability because no per-country congestion field exists.
How the Starlink coverage map works
The map page is a regional decision tool. It combines country availability from the site dataset with typical Starlink speed profiles and benchmarked state, province, and regional rows where those rows exist.
Country availability is grouped by continent and tinted by the recorded status: available, partial, waitlist, or unavailable. The US, Canada, UK, Australia, and Germany also include regional benchmark rows from the local speed dataset.
For a specific service address, use starlink.com. This page helps you compare typical performance and research nearby speed pages before you order.
Understanding the coverage data
Performance rankings: Regional rankings are computed from the benchmark rows in src/data/regions.ts, sorted by download speed, ping, and whether the region sits below its national benchmark.
Congestion insights: Congestion risk is derived from the real regional comparison field where a region exists. Country-level risk is derived from availability status because the country dataset has no per-country congestion field. Pair this data with the country speed page for detailed percentile breakdowns.
Country speeds: Country-level speed has no direct field in the country dataset, so this page uses the same shared speed-profile heuristic as the existing speed pages.
Frequently asked questions
Is Starlink available in my country?+
The tool uses the site's country dataset to label each country as available, partial, waitlist, or unavailable. For address-level ordering, always confirm directly with Starlink.
Why does Starlink speed vary by region?+
Speed depends on cell load, obstructions, weather, ground-network routing, and the time of day. The benchmarked state and regional rows on this page are planning typicals, not guarantees for a specific address.
What do the availability colors mean?+
The legend reflects the availability field in the country dataset: available, partial, waitlist, or unavailable. The visual is a decision aid, not a precise live coverage polygon map.
How is the speed data calculated?+
State and region numbers come from the site's benchmarked region dataset for the US, Canada, UK, Australia, and Germany. Country-level speed uses the same continent baseline and country override heuristic used by the speed pages.
Can I check Starlink coverage for a specific address?+
You can search for countries, benchmarked states and regions, and a few major city aliases that map to those regions. This page does not perform address-level qualification; Starlink's official checker is the source for a specific service address.
What is the difference between this map and the official Starlink availability map?+
The official Starlink site tells you whether a service address can order. SatSpeedCheck combines availability status, typical speed profiles, regional benchmarks, and links to detailed speed and cost tools so you can research performance before you buy.
Does this page show live Starlink capacity?+
No. It shows typical Starlink performance and availability by region from the site's datasets. It does not show satellite positions, cell capacity, or current network status.