Test Your SpaceX Starlink Satellite Speed
Use this Starlink speed test while connected to your Starlink satellite internet to measure download speed, upload speed and latency from this device. The browser test checks the connection you are using, not a different network or a guaranteed provider speed. Compare repeated results with your current plan and the way you connect before deciding what to troubleshoot.
Download is receiving data; upload is sending it. Compare each reading with your current plan and repeat with the same connection method.
Latency is reported in milliseconds. It is measured to the test path, not every game or app server. A single result cannot identify the cause of a connection problem.
This is an independent device test. It is not an official provider test, a plan-speed guarantee or a coverage check. M-Lab collects your IP address and publishes measurement results for research; review its data policy before testing. Primary measurements use M-Lab NDT; device speed and plan speed can differ.
Common questions about starlink speed test
Connect this device to your Starlink satellite internet, open this page and let the test finish. Read download and upload in Mbps and latency in milliseconds. For a fair comparison, pause other heavy traffic and repeat with the same device and connection method.
There is no single good speed for every plan or household. Compare the result with your current plan and the applications you need to use. Device hardware, Wi-Fi, other traffic and the test path can change a browser measurement. Do not treat the illustrative speeds on other sites as a promise for your service.
No. It measures the browser connection and does not inspect the dish. Use the Starlink app and official support guidance for obstruction or equipment checks. Compare repeated readings before assuming the cause of a slow result.
No. NetSpeedLite is an independent browser-based tool, not an official Starlink support service. It uses Measurement Lab NDT7 for its primary test and a Cloudflare fallback if needed. For account, outage, equipment or billing questions, use the provider's official support channel.