Speed Pulse

Speed Test

Starlink Speed Test

Test your Starlink connection (Satellite (LEO)) and see if your download, upload and ping match your plan.

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About Starlink speeds

Run a Starlink speed test to see how your satellite connection really performs. Starlink uses low-earth-orbit satellites, so it delivers far lower latency than traditional satellite internet - but speeds still depend on sky obstructions, dish version and network load.

Expected speeds: Standard Starlink service typically delivers 50-150 Mbps download and 5-25 Mbps upload with 25-60 ms ping.

Starlink speed test FAQ

What speeds should Starlink get?

Standard residential users typically see 50-150 Mbps download, 5-25 Mbps upload and 25-60 ms latency. Results vary with dish model (Standard vs. Mini vs. Performance), obstructions, and how congested your cell is.

Why is my Starlink slow?

The most common cause is sky obstruction - trees or buildings blocking the dish. In the Starlink app, check the obstruction view. Other causes: network congestion during peak hours, heavy rain (signal fade), or being deprioritized after exceeding usage thresholds.

Is Starlink good for gaming?

It is usable but not ideal. Latency of 25-60 ms is fine for casual gaming, but jitter and brief dropouts during satellite handovers can cause stutters. Run the test a few times and watch the jitter number, not just ping.

Want to understand your results? See what a good download speed is or learn about network jitter.