HughesNet for Business

HughesNet for Business extends its availability to enterprises across the entire expanse of the US, spanning from coast to coast. As long as your business enjoys an unobstructed view of the southern sky, you can now access high-speed connectivity through HughesNet, bridging the gap even in areas where DSL and cable services fall short. With the introduction of HughesNet Gen5, a new era of satellite Internet unfolds, completely redefining its potential for businesses. This evolution translates to an abundance of benefits, including elevated speeds, expanded data allocations, and integrated Wi-Fi capabilities. Whether your operational scope encompasses a singular office or necessitates interlinking multiple branch sites, HughesNet ensures an exceptionally dependable, secure, and uninterrupted connection. This, in turn, furnishes immediate access to critical business essentials and applications—ranging from email and point-of-sale transactions to web browsing, file sharing, and beyond.

Static IP needs will always supersede dynamic IP needs, but not all situations require a Static IP. Static IP is available for our satellite-only Business plans. Let’s review your needs to determine what is best for your account.

Step 1: Initiated by your computer, a request for a web page embarks on a journey to a satellite positioned approximately 22,000 miles above the Earth's surface. Positioned at this height, the satellite's rotational period aligns with that of the Earth (24 hours), allowing it to remain fixed in a geosynchronous orbit. Remarkably, this significant distance becomes inconsequential due to the advanced nature of satellite Internet technology, even when catering to rural connectivity demands.

Step 2: The satellite establishes communication with the Hughes Network Operations Center (NOC), which then orchestrates the identification and retrieval of the specific website you've sought.

Step 3: Following the aforementioned trajectory, the website's content retraces its path, traveling back to the HughesNet Network Operations Center and subsequently through the satellite. Ultimately, this information reaches your computer via the HughesNet dish and modem. Despite the considerable distance covered by the signal, the transmission only incurs a fraction of a second's delay. This latency is akin to what you might experience when using a cell phone and is usually imperceptible during typical online browsing activities. Once the professional installation of HughesNet is complete, connecting to the internet via satellite becomes an effortless endeavor!