Starlink is the fastest satellite internet ever built — 100–300 Mbps in most enterprise deployments, sub-50ms latency, coverage in 160+ countries. But for any business that depends on always-on connectivity, a single Starlink terminal is still a single point of failure.

Satellite handoffs happen every 15 seconds. Heavy weather degrades signal. Obstructions block line-of-sight. Network congestion spikes during peak hours. And when a dish drops — even briefly — every active session resets. Video calls disconnect. VPN tunnels renegotiate. File uploads fail. POS transactions time out. Live streams cut out.

Most enterprise routers (Peplink, Cradlepoint, Cisco Meraki) handle this with WAN failover or session-level load balancing — assigning whole sessions to one connection or the other. That spreads risk, but it doesn't eliminate it. Each session is still capped to a single link's bandwidth, and when that link drops, the session drops with it.

Instead of assigning sessions to connections, Speedify splits every individual data packet across all active connections simultaneously — multiple Starlink dishes, 4G/5G cellular from one or more carriers, wired Ethernet — and routes them through a single encrypted tunnel. Every session draws from the combined bandwidth of every active link at once.

If one connection drops mid-session, Speedify reroutes those packets to the remaining links in milliseconds. The session never knows it happened. No reset. No reconnect. No retry.