Satellite Internet
available everywhere, even without cable infrastructure
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Why #1?
Starlink — Internet satelitarny 100 Mb/s has the highest weighted ConnectSorter score for this ranking.
How do we calculate the score?
The ConnectSorter score factors in price, speed, technology, contract flexibility, and fees to surface the offer that actually pays off — not just the one with the lowest promotional price.
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Last updated
27 October 2026 at 18:09
Left out of the price comparison: 5 offers. Incomplete price schedule (no price for part of the period).
100 Mb/s ↓ · satellite · 135,00 PLN / month · Cost over 24 mo.: 3.240,00 PLN (avg. 135,00 PLN / mo.)
200 Mb/s ↓ · satellite · 190,00 PLN / month · Cost over 24 mo.: 4.560,00 PLN (avg. 190,00 PLN / mo.)
400 Mb/s ↓ · satellite · 265,00 PLN / month · Cost over 24 mo.: 6.360,00 PLN (avg. 265,00 PLN / mo.)
New-generation (LEO — Low Earth Orbit) satellite internet works very differently from the older geostationary kind people remember as slow and limited. Instead of one satellite parked over 35,000 km away, a network of thousands of satellites orbiting a few hundred kilometers up delivers speeds and latency close to fixed cable internet — while keeping satellite's biggest advantage: coverage almost anywhere with a clear view of the sky, regardless of distance from any fixed operator's infrastructure.
Starlink is currently the only LEO satellite operator available in Poland, with three speed tiers — 100 to over 400 Mb/s download — priced from 135 to 265 zł/month, with no long-term contract. That lack of commitment sets it apart from most of the fixed offers in our catalog, which usually require a 12- or 24-month contract: you can cancel Starlink anytime, which matters for seasonal use (a plot, a holiday house) or whenever you're not sure about your longer-term plans.
The main trade-off is higher latency (ping) than fibre — this mostly matters for online gaming that needs very fast reaction times, while for browsing, video streaming, or remote work the difference is practically unnoticeable. Satellite internet works best exactly where our fibre and mobile-home-internet rankings come up empty — rural and semi-rural parts of Poland that no other technology in our catalog reaches.