FAQ: everything about Amazon LEO

Amazon LEO is Amazon's low Earth orbit satellite constellation, delivering high-speed, low-latency internet access anywhere, even where fibre or mobile networks don't reach. It combines more than 3,200 planned satellites with user terminals and the global AWS infrastructure.

The final price depends on the terminal you choose (LEO Nano, Pro or Ultra), the data plan and the service provider delivering the service. IBSAT does not sell directly to end customers: we connect you with the local provider who will prepare a tailored quote.

The commercial rollout is progressive and advances as the constellation grows. As authorized reseller, IBSAT coordinates area availability with its network of service providers. Get in touch and we'll tell you the status in your region.

An antenna installed at your site communicates with low orbit satellites, which route traffic to ground stations connected to the AWS network. Because they orbit much closer to Earth than traditional satellites, latency approaches that of a terrestrial network.

IBSAT works with more than 80 service providers, telcos and ISPs across Spain and Portugal. On the Operators page you can find the closest one by region, or contact us and we'll recommend the right provider for your project.

LEO Nano is the most compact and portable, ideal for mobility and light use. LEO Pro balances performance and size for homes, shops and SMEs. LEO Ultra delivers up to 1 Gbps for enterprise, industry, maritime and critical infrastructure.

Yes. It is especially useful in agriculture, construction, energy, mining, maritime, transport, healthcare, retail, hospitality and private networks, both as primary access where there is no coverage and as backup for an existing line.

IBSAT is authorized reseller of Amazon LEO in Spain and Portugal. It acts as the channel between Amazon LEO and local service providers, providing integration, support and commercial capacity so the technology reaches businesses through their nearest provider.