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Speedify, the enterprise software layer that bonds satellite, 5G, 4G, Wi-Fi, and ethernet into one resilient network.

BREAKING

As SpaceX files for a mid-2026 IPO targeting a $2 trillion valuation, satellite has become the backbone of enterprise connectivity. Speedify's packet-level channel bonding turns Starlink, Viasat, OneWeb, cellular, and Wi-Fi into a single unbreakable network for the businesses that depend on it.

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01 · What is Speedify

Speedify bonds every internet connection you have into one.

Speedify uses a technology called channel bonding to split individual data packets across every available connection at the same time: satellite (Starlink, Viasat, OneWeb, Iridium), 4G and 5G cellular from any carrier, Wi-Fi, and wired Ethernet. Every session draws from the combined bandwidth of all bonded links at once.

This is fundamentally different from other connection aggregation techniques like load balancing, which assigns each session to a single connection. With Speedify, a video call uses every link simultaneously. If any link drops, the call does not.

Where Speedify shows up. On laptops and phones, Speedify is installed as software. In enterprise deployments, it runs at the network edge on a Speedify-powered router so every device benefits without per-device setup. The same bonding engine ships through the Speedify SDK and Powered by Speedify partnerships with router OEMs and connectivity providers.

Speedify has been running in production since 2014 across more than 15 million downloads and 82 global server locations, with over 500TB of bonded traffic per week.

Product

Speedify

Developed by

Connectify Inc.

CEO

Alex Gizis

Headquarters

Philadelphia, PA

Launched

2014

Platforms

Win · macOS · Linux · iOS · Android · OpenWrt

Downloads

15M+ worldwide

Server Footprint

82 global locations

Throughput

500TB+ per week

Certification

MASA (App Defense Alliance)

Deep Dive · Watch

How Speedify's channel bonding technology actually works.

Walk through the protocol, the per-packet distribution model, the failover logic, and the encryption layer in one detailed explainer. The architecture and the engineering tradeoffs that make Speedify different from a load-balancer or a regular VPN.

02 · The Starlink Synergy

Why Speedify matters to the Starlink IPO story.

SpaceX has confidentially filed for a mid-2026 IPO targeting a valuation above $2 trillion. Starlink is the engine driving it: $10.4B in 2025 revenue at 63% EBITDA margins, with analysts at Quilty Space projecting $20B in 2026 as the constellation expands to V3 satellites.

The growth narrative depends on enterprise. Maritime, aviation, remote operations, and broadcast are the highest-ARPU segments in satellite, and they are the segments most exposed to single-link failure.

Speedify is the software layer those enterprises deploy to solve it. Most Speedify enterprise customers run two or more dishes per site, paying their satellite provider every time. The bonding architecture turns satellite from best-effort backup into enterprise primary, across every provider Speedify supports.

Starlink 2026 Revenue Forecast

500TB+

$14B EBITDA at 70% margins

Source · Quilty Space

Global Subscribers

10M+

Across 160+ countries as of Feb 2026

Source · SpaceX disclosures

Speedify Enterprise Behavior

2×

Subscriptions per customer. Most enterprise deployments run dual dishes.

Source · Speedify enterprise data

The satellite differentiator: bonding, not switching.

Two satellite dishes on a load-balancing router give you two redundant connections. Two satellite dishes bonded with Speedify give you one resilient connection at twice the throughput. The distinction matters during every satellite handoff, every weather event, and every obstruction.

Conventional approach

Router load balancing

Each session is assigned to one connection. If that connection drops mid-session, the session drops with it.

One session, one link at a time

Failover requires session reset

Satellite handoffs visible to applications

Combined bandwidth only across separate sessions

Speedify's approach

Packet-level channel bonding

Every session draws from every link at the same time. Dropping a link reduces throughput but does not break the session.

One session uses all links simultaneously

Failover invisible to the application

Two bonded dishes mean handoffs never overlap

Combined bandwidth applies to every session

95%

Combined throughput

<300ms

Failover time

0

Session resets

The revenue angle for satellite providers.

Speedify directly expands average revenue per-user (ARPU) in the highest-margin enterprise segments for every satellite provider in the market - Starlink, Viasat, Leo, OneWeb, Iridium, and others.

Maritime

$250/mo

Per dish. Bonded deployments commonly run two or more dishes per vessel, doubling provider revenue per site.

AVIATION

~$300K/yr

ARPU per aircraft. Bonded Aero terminals plus existing Ku/Ka/ATG protect inflight Wi-Fi from handoff events.

Maritime

2×+ ARPU

Mining, oil & gas, defense, and construction routinely deploy multiple dishes plus cellular for mission-critical uptime.

Single-provider satellite is fast, but it is still a single point of failure. Bonded with cellular and Wi-Fi, satellite becomes enterprise-grade primary connectivity, the unlock that turns experimentation into multi-year contracts.

Reuters · Recent Coverage

Two dozen U.S. Navy autonomous surface vessels went offline for nearly an hour during a global Starlink gateway failure, illustrating the operational risk of single-provider satellite dependency without a cellular backup layer.

CEO Statement

On the satellite enterprise opportunity:

Satellite has made enterprise-grade internet connectivity available anywhere on Earth. Starlink, Viasat, and OneWeb have all earned the role they are now playing. But any single connection, however fast, is still a single point of failure.

Maritime, aviation, and remote operations customers see satellite handoffs, gateway outages, and weather attenuation every week, or in some cases every minute.

Because Speedify bonds satellite with 5G, 4G, and Wi-Fi at the packet level, failover is invisible and bandwidth adds up across every connection. Many of our enterprise customers run at least two dishes, because extra connections are essential, and Speedify makes them work as one.

Alex Gizis

CEO & Co-founder, Speedify

· Available for interview

PRESS RELEASES

Current releases and analyst briefs.

For Immediate Release April 28, 2026

Speedify Bonds Satellite, 5G, 4G, and Wi-Fi Into One Unbreakable Enterprise Network

As Starlink surpasses $10B in annual revenue and satellite internet becomes enterprise infrastructure, Speedify's channel bonding technology gives enterprises the reliability and throughput that any single connection (satellite, cellular, or Wi-Fi) cannot deliver alone. Full release includes enterprise deployment configurations and satellite financial context.

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For Immediate Release April 28, 2026

Speedify + Satellite Enterprise: One-Page Brief for Analysts

Condensed analyst brief covering the satellite connectivity opportunity across Starlink, Viasat, and OneWeb. Includes Speedify's packet-level differentiation versus router load balancing, enterprise deployment configurations across satellite, 5G, 4G, and Wi-Fi, and the multi-subscription customer behavior pattern.

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

What Speedify Does

Packet-level channel bonding. Speedify splits individual data packets simultaneously across multiple internet connections (satellite from Starlink, Viasat, OneWeb, or Iridium; 5G and 4G LTE cellular from any carrier; Wi-Fi; and wired Ethernet) and routes them through a single encrypted tunnel. Every session draws from the combined bandwidth of all bonded connections at once. Fundamentally different from router load balancing, which assigns sessions to single connections.

The Satellite Differentiator

Speedify is the only software that bonds multiple satellite dishes at the packet level, or that bonds satellite with 5G, 4G, and Wi-Fi. Two bonded satellite dishes deliver double the throughput on every active session at the same time, with invisible failover when either dish drops or enters a handoff. Adding 5G or 4G cellular creates redundancy across independent network infrastructure.

Company

Speedify is developed by Connectify Inc. Headquartered in Philadelphia, PA. CEO: Alex Gizis. Founded 2014. Available on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and OpenWrt.

Enterprise Products

Speedify Teams · centralized dashboard, multi-user management, satellite telemetry alerts, and connection health monitoring across all bonded link types.
Speedify for Routers · network-level bonding of satellite, 5G, 4G, and Wi-Fi.
Speedify SDK · embeds the same bonding engine into partner apps and hardware.

The Revenue Angle

Speedify enterprise customers run two or more satellite dishes per deployment, paying their satellite provider twice the monthly subscription. Maritime at $250/mo per dish. Aviation at ~$300K ARPU per aircraft annually. Speedify directly expands ARPU in the highest-margin enterprise segments for every satellite provider it supports.

Technical Performance

Up to 95% of the combined throughput of all bonded connections. Failover time under 300 milliseconds. Zero session resets on failover. Satellite handoffs (every ~15 seconds on LEO constellations) are invisible when two dishes are bonded. Cellular and Wi-Fi connections are added and removed dynamically as availability changes.

Enterprise Verticals

Maritime (offshore, commercial vessels, superyachts), Aviation (commercial, charter, business jets), Remote Operations (mining, oil & gas, construction, government field ops), and Broadcast & Media (live production, IRL streaming).

Press Contact

[email protected] for press inquiries, analyst briefings, customer introductions, technical briefings, and media asset requests. Response within one business day.

In the News

Recent coverage of the satellite enterprise ecosystem.

Third-party analysis of the IPO story, the satellite enterprise opportunity, and Speedify's role in it.

Quilty Space

Starlink 2026 Enterprise Model: $20B Revenue, $14B EBITDA

Quilty's bottom-up model forecasts maritime satellite revenue reaching $1.94B in 2026, aviation up 68%, and enterprise scaling to $1.68B. These are the exact segments where multi-connection bonding delivers the most value per dollar of subscription revenue.

Payload Space

Predicting SpaceX's 2026 Revenue: $23.8B Forecast

Payload projects the Starlink subscriber base doubling from 9.2M to 18.4M in 2026, with satellite accounting for 79% of SpaceX's total revenue. The full IPO valuation story in one chart.

Sacra Research

Starlink, Cellular, and Wired Broadband Convergence

Sacra's 40-page SpaceX research covers ARPU by vertical, the enterprise software stack opportunity, and the orbital intelligence narrative driving the $2 trillion valuation case.

03 · WANT TO COVER SPEEDIFY?

Press, analyst, and interview requests.

We respond to every press inquiry within one business day. For coverage with tight deadlines, contact us directly and mention your publication date. We will prioritize accordingly.

CEO Alex Gizis is available for on-record interviews on the satellite enterprise opportunity, the Starlink IPO implications for connectivity software, and the technical architecture of packet-level bonding.

Media assets, customer introductions, technical briefings, and product demonstrations are available on request. Standing analyst briefings can be arranged.

EMAIL

[email protected]

Response Time

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