Add another path
Combine a satellite Ethernet handoff with compatible cellular or wired WANs.
Satellite + cellular · Hybrid connectivity
Starlink can be part of a wider plan. Bring satellite, cellular and other compatible WANs together around the work your site needs to keep moving.

Built around your work
Combine a satellite Ethernet handoff with compatible cellular or wired WANs.
Match a peered bonding tunnel or routing policy to your application and continuity needs.
Confirm hardware, carriers, satellite service and relay behavior at your site.
A plan, from end to end
Illustrative peered bonding path. Your hardware, routing and relay are selected for your deployment.
Describe your satellite service, cellular coverage, applications and current network.
We help match a Mushroom appliance and the routing or peered bonding approach.
Validate normal traffic and a planned WAN interruption with the selected relay and applications.
Starlink service and equipment, cellular plans and Mushroom hardware are separate. Peered packet bonding requires a relay. Starlink is a trademark of its owner; Mushroom Networks is independent of Starlink.
More connections. More possibilities.
See the idea behind broadband bonding in 15 seconds.
Pricing for your deployment
Tell us about your Starlink setup, available cellular coverage, remote site and the applications you want to protect.
Starlink service and equipment, cellular plans and Mushroom hardware are separate. Peered packet bonding requires a relay. Starlink is a trademark of its owner; Mushroom Networks is independent of Starlink.
The useful details
A compatible satellite Ethernet handoff can be connected alongside cellular or other WAN links to a suitable Mushroom appliance. We confirm the model, physical handoffs and relay plan for your site.
Peered packet bonding requires a cloud or customer-hosted relay. A standalone load-balancing or failover routing setup is a different deployment choice.
Session behavior depends on routing, the relay and the application. We recommend testing your actual applications during a planned WAN interruption rather than assuming every session will continue.