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Starlink Enterprise

Cloud fleet management for enterprise Starlink accounts

Starlink Enterprise cloud API — fleet management, telemetry, service lines, data usage, and availability for enterprise accounts with OAuth2 credentials.

community v0.1.0 uv MIT
Authorry-ops
Setupinvolved
Authoauth2

Highlights

📡 Terminals — list, inspect, and monitor user terminals across your fleet
📶 Telemetry — real-time and historical terminal metrics from the cloud API
📋 Service lines — manage service plans, addresses, and subscriptions
📊 Data usage — track consumption across terminals and service lines

About

What it does

Starlink Enterprise wraps the Starlink Enterprise cloud API (web-api.starlink.com/enterprise/v1) as MCP tools. It targets fleet operators managing multiple Starlink terminals across sites, ships, or vehicles.

11 tools cover terminal inventory, telemetry, service lines, data usage, addresses, and service availability checks.

Who this is for

This plugin requires a Starlink Enterprise account with OAuth2 API credentials. It does not work with residential or consumer Starlink plans.

If you have a residential dish, use Starlink Dish instead — it talks directly to your dish hardware over the local network without any cloud credentials.

Community plugin

This is a community-contributed plugin wrapping ry-ops/starlink-enterprise-mcp-server. It is not maintained by Sidereal or SpaceX.

Conformance

Required0/0
Recommended0/0
Optional0/0
Last tested2026-04-11

Setup

Log in to the Starlink Enterprise portal to generate OAuth2 API credentials. This plugin does NOT work with residential/consumer Starlink accounts.

STARLINK_CLIENT_ID Client ID required
STARLINK_CLIENT_SECRET Client Secret required secret
STARLINK_ACCOUNT_NUMBER Account Number required

Prerequisites

  • Starlink Enterprise account
  • OAuth2 API credentials from Enterprise portal

Scenarios

Fleet health check

List all user terminals to get a fleet overview. For each terminal, check online/offline status and signal quality metrics. Identify terminals with degraded performance (high latency, low throughput, frequent obstructions). Cross-reference with service line assignments to determine which sites are affected.

Data usage audit

Pull data usage for the current billing period across all service lines. Identify terminals with unusually high consumption. Compare against service plan limits to flag lines approaching overages. Produce a summary with per-terminal and per-service-line breakdowns.

Service availability assessment

For a new deployment site, check service availability at the target address or coordinates. Review available service plans and pricing. If available, inspect nearby terminal telemetry for real-world performance data at similar locations.

Install

sidereal install starlink-enterprise-mcp