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OneWeb (Eutelsat)

LEO Available

LEO connectivity for enterprise and government

Max Speed

195 Mbps

Latency

30–70ms

From

Enterprise

Satellites

654

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Data last verified 2026-03-28. Speeds are advertised ranges - actual performance varies by location and congestion. 4 sources cited below.

About OneWeb (Eutelsat)

"Deliver connectivity for governments, businesses, and communities everywhere through a responsible, multi-orbit satellite network."

OneWeb was founded in 2012 by Greg Wyler, a serial satellite entrepreneur, with the vision of connecting the unconnected. The company launched its first six satellites in February 2019 and began rapidly deploying its constellation. Then came a dramatic near-death experience: in March 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, OneWeb filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after its primary investor SoftBank pulled funding.

A consortium led by the UK government and India's Bharti Global acquired OneWeb in July 2020, injecting $1 billion to resume operations. By March 2023, OneWeb completed its full 648-satellite constellation - making it the first LEO broadband constellation to reach full planned deployment. Launches were disrupted in February 2022 when Russia's invasion of Ukraine halted Roscosmos cooperation, forcing OneWeb to switch to Indian and SpaceX rockets.

In September 2023, OneWeb merged with French satellite operator Eutelsat, creating Eutelsat Group - a combined LEO and GEO fleet offering multi-orbit connectivity. In January 2026, the group ordered 340 next-generation 5G-integrated satellites from Airbus. Currently serving enterprise, government, maritime, and aviation customers, the company has not yet launched a direct consumer offering.

Specifications

Download Speed
50–195 Mbps
Upload Speed
10–32 Mbps
Latency
30–70ms
Data Cap
Unlimited (plan-dependent)
Orbit Type
LEO
Constellation
654 satellites
Parent Company
Eutelsat Group
Subscribers
Not disclosed

For context: Netflix 4K needs ~25 Mbps, video calls need ~5 Mbps. Latency under 100ms is good for gaming; under 300ms works for video calls. GEO satellites (600ms+) have noticeable delay on interactive tasks.

Hardware & Installation

Equipment Cost
TBD
Note
Enterprise pricing through authorized partners
Dish Type
Electronically steered antenna
Installation Required
Professional install required
Portable
No

Pricing Plans

OneWeb (Eutelsat) does not offer public consumer pricing. Service is available through enterprise contracts or authorized partners. Enterprise pricing through authorized partners.

Timeline

Completed Planned

  1. OneWeb founded by Greg Wyler

  2. First 6 OneWeb satellites launched

  3. Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

  4. Acquired by UK Government and Bharti Global

  5. Full 648-satellite constellation completed

  6. Merged with Eutelsat to form Eutelsat Group

  7. 340 next-gen 5G-integrated satellites ordered from Airbus

Customer Sentiment

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OneWeb operates exclusively in the enterprise and government market. There are no consumer reviews. Enterprise customers report reliable low-latency connectivity, particularly valued in maritime, aviation, and remote government applications.

Sentiment verified 2026-03-24. Reviews change - check the platform for latest.

Availability

OneWeb (Eutelsat) operates in 50+ countries globally. We feature 17 countries below with detailed local data.

Full 654-satellite constellation complete. Global coverage. 440 next-gen satellites ordered (Jan-Feb 2026, €1B financing, first 100-sat batch delivery end 2026). $5.8B debt refinancing completed March 6, 2026. Also contracted 264 IRIS2 LEO satellites at €2.1B for EU sovereign connectivity program.

🇬🇧 United Kingdom

Enterprise only

Available

🇦🇺 Australia

Enterprise only

Available

🇨🇦 Canada

Enterprise only

Available

🇫🇷 France

Enterprise only - Eutelsat HQ

Available

🇯🇵 Japan

Enterprise only

Available

🇧🇷 Brazil

Enterprise only

Available

🇳🇬 Nigeria

Enterprise only

Available

🇮🇳 India

Enterprise via Bharti Airtel

Available

🇮🇩 Indonesia

Enterprise only

Available

🇰🇷 South Korea

Enterprise only

Available

🇿🇦 South Africa

Enterprise only

Available

🇹🇷 Turkey

Enterprise only

Available

🇵🇱 Poland

Enterprise only

Available

🇪🇸 Spain

Enterprise only

Available

🇨🇭 Switzerland

Enterprise only

Available

🇮🇹 Italy

Enterprise only

Available

🇩🇪 Germany

Enterprise only

Available

Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • + Complete LEO constellation - fully operational globally
  • + Low latency (30–70ms) competitive with Starlink
  • + Strong government and military contracts
  • + Next-gen 5G-integrated satellites in production

Limitations

  • - No direct consumer offerings - enterprise only
  • - Pricing not publicly available
  • - Requires authorized partner for access
  • - Smaller constellation than Starlink

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast is OneWeb (Eutelsat) satellite internet?
OneWeb (Eutelsat) offers download speeds ranging from 50 to 195 Mbps, with upload speeds of 10 to 32 Mbps. As a LEO satellite provider, latency is typically 30 to 70ms. Actual speeds depend on your location, time of day, and network congestion.
How much does OneWeb (Eutelsat) cost per month?
OneWeb (Eutelsat) does not currently offer public consumer pricing. Service is available through enterprise contracts or authorized partners.
What latency does OneWeb (Eutelsat) have?
OneWeb (Eutelsat) has a latency range of 30 to 70ms. As a LEO (Low Earth Orbit) provider, it delivers low latency suitable for video calls, gaming, and real-time applications.
Is OneWeb (Eutelsat) available in my country?
OneWeb (Eutelsat) is currently available in 50+ countries. Full 654-satellite constellation complete. Global coverage. 440 next-gen satellites ordered (Jan-Feb 2026, €1B financing, first 100-sat batch delivery end 2026). $5.8B debt refinancing completed March 6, 2026. Also contracted 264 IRIS2 LEO satellites at €2.1B for EU sovereign connectivity program. We feature detailed availability data for 17 countries on this site. Visit the official OneWeb (Eutelsat) website for the latest coverage information.
Does OneWeb (Eutelsat) require professional installation?
Yes, OneWeb (Eutelsat) requires professional installation. A technician will set up and align the Electronically steered antenna at your location. Equipment costs have not been announced. Contact OneWeb (Eutelsat) or an authorized dealer to schedule installation.

Sources & Methodology

All data on this page is sourced from official company announcements, regulatory filings, and independent speed-test databases. Speeds shown are advertised ranges - actual performance varies by location, time of day, and network congestion. We do not fabricate specifications: where data is unavailable, we show "TBD."

  1. [1] Eutelsat OneWeb official website - accessed 2026-03-24
  2. [2] Eutelsat Group investor relations - merger and fleet updates - accessed 2026-03-24
  3. [3] UK Government DCMS - OneWeb acquisition announcement - accessed 2026-03-24
  4. [4] Airbus Defence & Space - next-gen satellite contract announcement - accessed 2026-03-24