§ SpeedsSpeed explorer
Starlink speeds by county
What readers' speed tests show in your county, next to what Starlink states for each plan. Obstructed tests don't count.
Quick answer· What speeds are normal in my county?
No county has 20 tests yet, so there are no county numbers to show. Until there are, the plan ranges below (from Starlink) are the best guide.
ToolCounty lookup
Look up speed tests for your county
Pick your state, then your county. We never ask for your address. A county shows numbers only once it has 20 or more speed tests from the last 6 months.
Choose a state to draw its county map.
Result
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Choose your state and county. You'll see what has been reported there, how many reports it's based on, and the dates.
What Starlink states for each plan
| Plan | Download | Upload | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential Max | up to 400+ Mbps | 20–40 Mbps | Starlink support |
| Residential 200 Mbps (select areas) | 80–200 Mbps (capped at 200) | 15–35 Mbps | Starlink support |
| Residential 100 Mbps (select areas) | capped at 100 Mbps | 15–35 Mbps | Starlink support |
| Roam | not published | not published | Starlink support |
Upload and download, explained · Evening slowdowns
Fig.Hypothetical example, not real data
How to read a speed cell: p25, median, p75
Line up every accepted test from lowest to highest. The median is the middle one. A quarter of tests fall below p25, and a quarter are above p75. The shaded box is the middle half: "a typical test here lands somewhere in this range."
Illustration with made-up numbers · n = 15 · real cells publish only at n ≥ 20
Add a speed test
Run a test with nothing else using the connection, note the obstruction % in the Starlink app, and add it. Twenty tests per county unlocks real numbers.
Questions people ask
What speeds are normal in my county?
Once your county has 20 unobstructed tests from the last 6 months, the lookup shows its median, p25 and p75. Until then, the plan ranges Starlink states are the best guide, and evenings are often slower.
Why are my speeds lower than the plan says?
Common reasons are obstructions, Wi-Fi far from the router, other devices downloading during the test, and peak evening hours. How to tell.