01 One pool of data for the whole fleet
The monthly allowance of several Starlink contracts is merged into a single shared pool. A vessel that sails little in a given month lends its headroom to one that sails a lot, so you stop paying for additional usage on some while gigabytes go unused on others.
Requires a pool-type Starlink account and every contract in the group under the same organisation. We build and maintain the group for you; you see each vessel and the group total in the dashboard.
02 Pause the contract in the off season
If the vessel stops, the contract stops. The pause is executed automatically against Starlink and appears as a credit on the next invoice. When you sail again, it reactivates.
Available on recurring plans. There is an annual allowance of paused days, so it is best planned as whole off-season months rather than the odd weekend.
03 Know before the invoice arrives
Email alerts when usage reaches the percentages you choose, sent to the recipients you choose — the skipper, the chief engineer or whoever handles administration. You can set thresholds above 100% so you are warned once you are already into additional usage.
Additional usage has three states: disabled, enabled, and enabled with notification. The counter resets at the start of each month, in the account’s own time zone.
04 Where each vessel is, with no extra hardware
The terminal reports its own position, so the map works without installing anything else. You see the whole fleet, the route history for the last few days, and you can define alert zones that notify you when a vessel enters or leaves them.
The position the terminal reports is that of a coverage cell, not a GPS fix: it tells you where the vessel is, not how to follow it metre by metre, and it carries no heading or speed. That requires AIS, which is a separate product, as are alert zones.