PRICE DROP: Visit Microcom for $299 Starlink set-up (through Oct. 5 only). Get high-speed internet anywhere: RV, remote site, rural Alaska….even your boat! Or, call (907)264-3474.
Starlink. Now available throughout Alaska: rural communities, remote cabins—even on your RV.
Anchorage store, at 126 W. International Airport Rd (near C St.)
“We’ve sold more than 500 units all over the state,” said Alexander Schumann of Microcom, Starlink’s authorized retailer in Alaska.
Because of Starlink’s “low earth orbit” (LEO) satellite constellation, high-speed internet is available throughout the state—from Ketchikan to Kaktovik to King Salmon. “There are thousands of Starlink satellites in the air right now,” said Schumann.
STEP 1: Order the equipment from Microcom, or stop by their stores in Anchorage, Juneau, Fairbanks or Soldotna (also four stores in Hawaii). Cost is $299 (down from $599) for the standard residential package. You can install it yourself or get Microcom to do it (additional cost). Call for details: (907)264-3474.
Businesses and heavy users should opt for the HIGH-PERFORMANCE kit, which is $2,500.
STEP 2: Sign up for service. Microcom’s custom packages feature higher priority than standard residential plans. Microcom’s plans also include dedicated, local customer service (Starlink’s weakest link). Rates start at $190 per month, depending on your location.
STEP 3: Access the internet and enjoy your favorite streams, apps and movies!
Compare Starlink’s prices with other services—even in Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau. Then call (907)264-3474 or stop by Microcom’s store for your Starlink package today!
HAPPY 40th Birthday to Microcom! Below, company co-founder Chuck Schumann works on a 6.1-meter dish in 1979.
Starlink is just one of the tools Microcom uses to connect businesses and individuals all around Alaska and Hawaii.
Microcom has worked with telecommunications and satellitle experts for four decades to enhance communication in Alaska and Hawaii:
1984: First 24 hour live TV broadcast station in Alaska installed by Microcom
1988: Completion of the Alyeska Pipeline Ku band satellite system
1988: First Ku gateway in Alaska
1996: First direct broadcast satellite system installed in Alaska
2001: First cable modem system installed in rural Alaska
2002: First hybrid Cable TV distribution system for Hualalai resort in Hawaii
2012: First Viasat satellite Internet system in Alaska installed
Your Starlink system is in good hands when you choose Microcom. Call (907)264-3474!
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