Rent a Starlink Standard Gen 4 or Starlink Mini for camping, RV trips, remote work, hunting, events, or emergency backup internet. Fast, dependable, unlimited-data internet — almost anywhere the sky is open.
Whichever setup fits your trip, every rental ships with everything you need to get connected — no extra gear to buy or hunt down.
Full-power dish and Wi-Fi router for basecamp, RVs, remote work setups, and events. Runs on a standard 110V outlet.
Compact, ultra-portable internet for tailgating, hunting trips, and travel. Runs off vehicle power, AC power, or battery.
Optional battery packages, extended cables, and mounts to keep either system running off the grid.
Rent by the day or the week — everything you need is included with each kit.
Dish & Wi-Fi router, protective travel case, 50-ft cable (100-ft option available), tripod mount, and setup instructions. Requires a standard 110V outlet.
Starlink Mini with protective case, wall power adapter with 25-ft cable, DC vehicle power cable, windshield mount, kickstand, and quick-start guide.
45,000mAh (166Wh) outdoor battery with adjustable tripod mount — over 7 hours of runtime for the Starlink Mini under typical use. Pairs with any Mini rental.
Both deliver the same fast, unlimited-data connection. The difference is size, power source, and where you're headed.
Best for basecamp, RVs, remote work, and events
Best for tailgating, hunting, travel, and vehicles
Actual speeds may vary depending on location, network congestion, weather, and visibility to the sky.
Send us your dates and which kit you need. A $50 reservation fee holds your booking.
Grab your kit locally, or arrange delivery/drop-off for an additional charge. Everything arrives tested and ready to set up.
Return the kit in Salt Lake City at the end of your rental. Your refundable security deposit is returned once everything checks out.
From national parks to job sites to moving day — here's how to stay connected wherever a reliable connection isn't a given.
Springdale and the canyon have notoriously spotty signal — here's which kit to bring and why.
Signal thins out fast past the rim — here's how to stay connected near the hoodoos.
Moab has service — the park and your campsite might not.
Torrey and the Reef are famous for red rock and dead zones alike.
Incredible views, zero bars — Island in the Sky and the Needles district.
The canyon walls that make it stunning also block your signal.
Cabin service around the lake is hit-or-miss — bring your own.
The Cottonwood Canyons are famous for great snow and terrible signal.
Remote mountain builds like Promontory need internet before utilities ever arrive.
Waiting on your ISP installation? Stay connected from the day you move in.