Orbita is the management platform for remote sites — every Starlink terminal and the Tesla Powerwall that keeps it alive, monitored and controlled together. Telemetry-grade visibility, ops-grade control, billed pay-per-use: per terminal, per site. No seats, no surprises.
Visibility into what's happening, control over what to do, trust in what you see, and calm when nothing needs your attention. Everything else is built around these.
Real-time telemetry for every Starlink terminal in your fleet — uptime, throughput, latency, obstruction, thermal — rolled up to a single fleet view and drillable to the second.
Onboard new terminals, change plans, suspend, reassign, and push firmware across an entire customer account — all from one console. Bulk actions are an actual feature, not a spreadsheet.
Severity means severity. SLA reports are accurate, signed, and auditable. We never invent units, never round when an operator needs the truth, and never mark a degraded terminal as "healthy" so a dashboard looks better.
When the fleet is fine, the room is quiet. No pulsing dashboards, no liveness theatre, no celebratory confetti. When something breaks, the dot pulses on the map and the rest of the UI freezes. Stillness frames the alert.
Most fleet-control tools assume your terminals are already perfect citizens of their database. Orbita meets them where they are.
Bring your Starlink accounts (any number, any plan mix). Orbita ingests every terminal, normalizes the metadata, and gives each one a stable identifier that survives plan changes and account moves.
Telemetry flows in. Health is computed from real signal — not just last-seen heartbeat. The map fills up. The KPIs stop guessing. You start to learn which terminals always run warm and which sites always have weather.
Provision, suspend, reassign, push firmware. Set SLA targets per customer. Hand a tenant-scoped portal to your customers so they can see their own fleet without seeing anyone else's. Sleep better.
Now Orbita watches the power behind every site, not just the link. State of charge, backup reserve, solar input, terminal load, grid status and projected autonomy — the Tesla Powerwall at each remote site, on the same screen as connectivity. A site about to go dark becomes a number you can see, not a 2am phone call.
The Spanish word órbita carries both meanings: the path a satellite traces, and the route something stays on, on purpose. Latin orbita meant a wheel rut: the unbroken line you follow because someone before you already proved it works.
Atlantic Maritime runs a fleet of trawlers and supply vessels across the North Atlantic — Halifax to Reykjavik. Before Orbita, terminal status was four spreadsheets and three Whatsapp groups.
The Orbita dashboard is now the first tab on every shift in the operations room. Critical alerts cut Mean Time To Detection from ~22 minutes to under 90 seconds. SLA reporting that used to take three days to compile is now signed and out the door before the close of business on the last day of the month.
Six tiers, matching the six Starlink plans your customers are already on. The control surface stays the same — only the data plan changes.
30-minute demo with a real operator. We'll show you the NOC, the tenant portal, and the API. We'll bring real-looking mock data so you don't have to. No deck, no sales pitch, no follow-up emails you didn't ask for.