Speedify vs. Bondix for Starlink: Self-Hosted Servers and Price Compared

Bondix and Speedify both combine Starlink with other internet connections, like 4G/5G cellular, and use them at the same time as one faster and steadier internet connection. Bondix, made by S.A.NE, is a client you install on a supported router or Linux device, and you can run the Bondix server yourself. Speedify is an app for phones, laptops and routers that works with Speedify’s own servers out of the box, and adds Speedify Self-Hosted Servers if you want your traffic on your own servers.

Below: how each one works, what each costs, a side-by-side table, and which Speedify setup fits a business looking at Bondix. To talk through your own sites, contact the Speedify team.

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How Speedify combines internet connections on any hardware

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Speedify offers three commercial paths. They work together, and most enterprise customers use two or more.

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Speedify Teams

Faster, more reliable internet for everyone in your business, managed from one dashboard.

Speedify on every supported OS for every team member


Centralized dashboard for billing, user provisioning, and usage analytics


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Speedify for Routers

Run Speedify on hardware you already own, or buy a Powered by Speedify router with it preinstalled.

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How Speedify Combines Starlink with Other Internet Connections on Any Device

Speedify sends your internet traffic over every internet connection you have at the same time: Wi-Fi, 4G/5G cellular, Ethernet, Starlink and satellite. Speedify’s servers around the world put the pieces back together, so a single file transfer or video stream gets nearly the full speed of all your internet connections combined. If one internet connection drops, Speedify moves your traffic to the others automatically.

Speedify needs at least two internet connections to do this. With one Starlink dish and nothing else, it can’t make downloads and uploads faster or stop dropouts.

Speedify runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, and on supported OpenWrt routers. A laptop at a remote office or a phone in the field can use Starlink and cellular together with nothing in between, so there’s no router model to choose, buy and look after at every location.

Speedify also has two tools made for Starlink. Speedify’s Starlink Control Center shows each Starlink dish’s live status, speed, ping, obstructions, uptime and alerts, for several Starlink dishes at once. Speedify’s cellular sharing lets people on the same Wi-Fi pair their phones, so each phone’s 4G/5G cellular becomes one more internet connection for the group.

Bondix vs. Speedify on Price and Self-Hosted Servers

Bondix can reuse routers you already own, which keeps the hardware cost low if those routers are supported. The trade-off is that your team installs and looks after the Bondix client and, if you self-host, the Bondix server too. For a Bondix price, ask S.A.NE for a quote.

Speedify is a subscription with no hardware to buy: Speedify Teams costs $89.99 per user per year, with no minimum number of users. Speedify Self-Hosted Servers, which run Speedify’s server side on your own servers, are an add-on on any plan.

Speedify vs. Bondix for Starlink: Side-by-Side Comparison

What you’re comparing Bondix (S.A.NE) Speedify
How it combines internet connections Splits data across connections, on a router Splits data across all connections, for nearly their full speed combined
Where it runs A supported router or Linux device Phones, laptops, servers and routers
Apps for laptops and phones (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android) No, a client for routers and Linux devices Yes
Uses Starlink with cellular, Wi-Fi, Ethernet Yes, on the router Yes, on the device itself
What your team installs and looks after The Bondix client on each router, plus the Bondix server if you run it yourself The Speedify app, or Speedify on a supported router
Run the server yourself Yes Add-on on any plan, Speedify Self-Hosted Servers
Reuses routers you already own Yes, if they are supported Yes, supported OpenWrt routers, or no router at all
Price Ask S.A.NE for a quote Speedify Teams: $89.99 per user per year, no minimum number of users

Which Speedify Setup Fits a Business Looking at Bondix

A business comparing Bondix is usually weighing cost against the work of running it. The Speedify setup that answers that is the Speedify app on the devices that need a steadier internet connection, with no router in the picture at all.

If you want the same control over your data as a self-hosted Bondix server, add Speedify Self-Hosted Servers to any plan. If a site really does need one router for the whole network, a Powered by Speedify router on OpenWrt, GL.iNet or Miri hardware works the way Bondix does, while the Speedify app stays available everywhere else. See the list of supported routers.

More Comparisons of Speedify and Other Starlink Options for Business

See how Speedify compares with other ways to use Starlink together with other internet connections at a business.

The Bottom Line on Speedify vs. Bondix for Starlink

Bondix suits a business that already runs supported routers and is happy to look after the client and the server. Speedify uses Starlink together with your other internet connections on the laptops and phones themselves, with a router as an option rather than a requirement, and adds Starlink dish status and cellular sharing. For a business that wants a steadier Starlink internet connection without committing to one router platform, Speedify makes your internet faster, more reliable, and more secure.

See how Speedify combines internet connections or read how Speedify uses several Starlink dishes at once for business.

Speedify Business Solutions

Speedify Teams

Get faster uploads and downloads and a more reliable internet connection for all the people and devices in your business.

Speedify for Routers

Run Speedify on your OpenWrt, GL.iNet or Miri router to combine Wi-Fi, 4G/5G cellular, Ethernet, Starlink and satellite internet connections for every device on your network.

Speedify Embedded Solutions and Integrations

Add Speedify to your own app or hardware with the Speedify SDK. Your product then combines internet connections, fails over automatically when one drops, and encrypts the traffic, using the same technology as the Speedify app.