Starlink Coverage Near You
Pick any place on Earth to see how many Starlink satellites are above the horizon right now, with a live sky view.
"Coverage" here means line-of-sight: how many satellites are currently above your local horizon, where a Starlink dish could reach them. Because the constellation orbits low and moves quickly, that count changes minute by minute as satellites rise in one part of the sky and set in another. Search a city or share your location and the view below counts them live, with each satellite's elevation (height above the horizon) and azimuth (compass direction to look).
This is a real-time snapshot, not a service-availability map. To learn how orbital geometry decides who gets coverage, read how Starlink coverage works.
Search for a city or use your location to see how many Starlink satellites are above you right now.