Organisations with several Starlink terminals
With us or with another provider: put a SatCom behind each terminal and set every site's quota from one platform.
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One site can drain a shared pool, and every site then drops to about 1 Mbps. The SatCom holds each site to the quota you set, remotely.
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Who it is for
Two ways to use it.
Starlink resellers and ISPs in Africa
Buy SatCom units wholesale and give your own clients a quota per site, in the pools you run.
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What does an uncontrolled pool cost you?
Overage in a pool is billed in 50 GB blocks, at twice the single-terminal block. A quota per site stops it before it is bought.
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Illustrative
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- Overage per year
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- Per site per year
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- Sites at 1 Mbps without top-ups
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Quota per site
The same 5 TB pool, with and without a SatCom.
Without site limits, one busy site can empty the pool and slow every site down. The Globble SatCom sits behind each terminal, counts that site's use and holds it to the quota you set.
A 5 TB pool, no site limits
Pool emptied by one site: all five sites drop to about 1 Mbps.
The same pool, a SatCom at each site
3.4 TB used, 1.6 TB still available to the sites that need it. Orange mark: the quota.
Illustrative example: 5 terminals × 1 TB = a 5 TB pool. It shows the mechanism, not a client result.
What it does
Built for fleets of remote sites.
Quota per site
Set each site's share of the pool and what happens when it is reached, remotely.
Wi-Fi 6 and 4 Gigabit LAN
Up to 48 devices per site, on Wi-Fi 6 and four Gigabit Ethernet ports.
Remote Wi-Fi and LAN management
Change a site's Wi-Fi, see what is plugged in and push settings to the whole fleet.
Plugs into any Starlink
Connects to the Starlink WAN port and is ready in under 3 minutes. Your terminals stay as they are.
Its 4G/5G sister: the Regolith
For sites that also need cellular backup and bonding. See the comparison below.
Compatibility
Built for LEO satellite terminals through its Gigabit WAN port: any Starlink terminal today, and Amazon Leo terminals when that network launches (planned).
SatCom or Regolith?
Two Globble units, two different jobs.
The SatCom is the only Globble unit that controls a Starlink pool, with a quota per site. The Regolith is for 4G/5G backup and bonding, not pool control.
| SatCom or Regolith? | Globble SatCom | Globble Regolith |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Controls a Starlink pool: a quota per site | 4G/5G backup and link bonding |
| Starlink pool control | Yes, the only Globble unit that does it | No |
| Cellular | None: satellite-first | Dual 4G/5G modems, nano-SIM or eSIM |
| Links | Satellite through the Gigabit WAN port | Up to 4 aggregated: 2 × cellular, Wi-Fi, satellite through the WAN port |
| Throughput | Up to 1 Gbps | Up to 1 Gbps; 500 Mbps on cellular only |
| GPS | — | Built-in GPS receiver |
| Body | Steel, under 500 g | 850 g. The Globble Black is the same unit in a polymer body with foldable antennas, 680 g. |
Sources: Stellar Telecommunications, Globble SatCom and Regolith datasheets, 2025–2026.
Globble SatCom: technical specifications
- Throughput
- Up to 1 Gbps across Wi-Fi and the satellite link
- WAN
- 1 × Gigabit Ethernet for an external terminal; LEO, MEO and GEO compatible
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi 6, 2×2 MU-MIMO, 2.4 + 5 GHz, up to 48 devices
- LAN
- 4 × Gigabit Ethernet
- Casing
- Steel, 235 × 165 × 23 mm, under 500 g
- Power
- 100–240 V AC or 12 V DC
- Environment
- −10 to 50 °C, 10 to 90 % humidity
Source: Globble SatCom datasheet, Stellar Telecommunications SAS, 2026.
Pricing
A one-time cost per unit, plus a yearly STEER platform licence per unit. Both appear in your estimate in the quote builder after the short sign-up (the unit cost for DR Congo and Rwanda; elsewhere on request).
Put a quota on every site.
Tell us how many sites are in your pool and who runs it. We quote the SatCom units and the licence.