by Saskia LaRue
staff writer for Satelite-Internet.com
Satellite Internet Provider Packages Designed to Deliver High Speed Broadband
Satellite internet provider packages are designed with you in mind. Direcway offers broadband satellite solutions for the home, small office, enterprise, or government entity. The new DW7000 from Direcway delivers improved performance for all Direcway plans. Purchase of the Direcway system includes installation by a professional installer. The DW7000 is both Windows and Macintosh compatible and connects easily to your computer with an Ethernet connection.
V-Sat offers 14 different metered satellite internet plans to choose from so you're assured of finding something that meets your needs and your budget.
Planetsky offers plans for personal use, two levels of business access to include Voice Over IP, and mobile satellite internet access on land, sea, or the sky.
StarBand satellite internet access systems provide several packages for satellite internet access to include VoiP and mobile satellite internet access. The StarBand system can also receive Dish Network satellite television signals. StarBand is compatible with Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Unix. A static IP address option is available in each of the packages: home, small office, or telecommuter. In addition to the equipment fee, StarBand charges a $100 refundable modem fee that will be refunded should the modem be turned in.
Wild Blue offers three incremental plans that are all within an affordable range and provides increasingly faster transfer speeds.
As with most satellite providers, the consumer purchases the equipment, and installation is included in the purchase price. Professional installation is recommended for optimal system performance.
Carefully compare plans for the monthly payments that fit your budget, for limitations that may be imposed on individual plans such as metered accounts, and restrictions that are applied to over use of metered accounts. This can affect the quality and satisfaction of your satellite internet access. Not all providers meter accounts, charge for overages, or slow down the transfer rate of data for a specified time period. Although this may not be a concern for you, it is important to be aware of the requirements of each plan when making the right decision for you.
