Rent Starlink for your trip
Compare Starlink rental companies, prices, and kits for trips, events, RVs, and boats.
Start with your trip
Pick what you're planning. Read the guide first, then see the rental companies.
- Events and film
Compare a kit that ships to you with a managed, bonded package. Then see the events rental companies.
- Live streaming
Upload speeds, power, a clear sky view, and a backup plan.
- RV and camping
Which kit to pick, battery power, in-motion rules, and what to ask the rental company.
- Boats and coastal trips
Portable travel kits and marine satellite packages. Then see the maritime rental companies.
- Power outage, storm, or wildfire season
Backup internet at home: how much power it needs, batteries and generators, and setup in bad weather.
- Travel abroad
Whether a rented Starlink works abroad depends on its plan. Read our international travel guide.
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Browse rental companies
Want every company in one list? Open the full rental directory.
Guides before you book
How renting works, choosing a company, Mini vs Standard, cost bands, RV, events, boats, rent-vs-buy, and what to confirm before you book — with price examples from public operator pages. When you are ready to book, use the Starlink rental directory or the public pricing.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Rent Starlink rent Starlink kits?
- No. rentstarlink.net is a directory and guide site that points you to third-party rental companies. We don't operate a rental fleet or host peer-to-peer kit listings.
- How much does Starlink kit rental cost?
- In the US, shipped Mini and Standard kits you set up yourself start at $20 a day at LEOLinx and Star-lend. CascadiaLink lists $70 for one day, and Optinet $95. Many companies offer weekly packages, and turnkey production internet costs more. Prices are as read Oct 20, 2026, so check the operator's site for the current price.
- Should I rent Starlink Mini or Standard for a trip?
- Mini is smaller and easier to pack. It uses about 25–40 watts on average, according to Starlink's spec sheet, so a battery lasts longer. Standard is bigger and uses about 75–100 watts, so plan for a larger power source. Rental companies often list Standard for longer stays.
- Do I need my own Starlink account to rent?
- Most US trip fleets say you do not need your own Starlink account — the operator provides an active subscription. Confirm that on the rental site before booking.
- Is rentstarlink.net the same as rentastarlink.net?
- No. This site is rentstarlink.net (directory + guides). A separate US operator at rentastarlink.net may appear in our directory as a third-party listing only.