If you live in a rural area, you’ve probably heard about Starlink…
And honestly, satellite internet sounds high-tech and futuristic.
But here’s the honest breakdown:
Starlink can be a great option.
It’s helped people get online in places traditional internet couldn’t reach.
But it also has some drawbacks…
Satellite = setup + sky access
Starlink requires a clear view of the sky, a dish install, and often a bit of tinkering. If you're surrounded by trees or tall buildings, the signal can drop.
Not to mention, weather can interfere with connection quality.
Higher up-front cost
Expect to pay $599+ for equipment, plus a monthly fee — and shipping can take weeks depending on availability.
Latency and consistency
While speeds can be solid… latency (especially for gaming or video calls) can be a challenge due to the long-distance signal travel time.
Now, compare that with Nomad Internet:
✅ No dish, no satellite
✅ No technician or drilling
✅ No wait — ships fast, plugs in, and you’re online in minutes
✅ Smooth video calls, gaming, and streaming
✅ Transparent monthly pricing — and a 14-day Try Before You Buy promo
Nomad uses fixed wireless — a faster, more reliable tech that skips the sky entirely and connects directly to the nation's top networks.
So if you’re looking for a simpler setup, faster response times, and less weather drama…
Nomad is the better fit for you.
Talk soon,
The Nomad Internet Team
