Delivered to your location, set up and tested. It runs on sun and battery, comes in by satellite, and covers ground the mobile networks gave up on — working within the hour.
Built to stand on its own
Most connectivity assumes somebody already ran a cable and put up a pole. Ours assumes nothing is there at all, because usually nothing is.
Runs through a weekend without a generator, topping itself up in daylight. No fuel to carry and nothing to refill overnight.
We do not queue behind your crowd on the same masts everybody else is using. It works where there is no usable signal at all.
Goes out in a case, comes back in a case. The same kit covers a field this week and a boatyard the next.
Configured and tested before it ships, so on site it is a power lead and a switch. No engineer, no laptop, no visit.
Why it holds up
Units link to each other, so one connection covers ground far beyond where it lands, and losing one does not take the site with it. Whether somebody has paid is decided on the unit beside them — so if the link upstream drops, everybody already online stays online.
People can even message each other across the site with no internet at all, because those messages never leave the ground you are standing on. Nobody else offers that.
Where it goes
It started with festivals in the middle of a field. The same kit covers anywhere with no connection and no time to install one — for a weekend, a season, or until the line finally arrives.
Attendees pay on their phone and you take a share, so it earns instead of costing.
Camping, arena and traders under one connection, planned before you book.
Guests pay for their own, and nothing is buried in your field.
Statics, tourers and the bar — earning every season.
Cabins online this week instead of whenever the line arrives.
Berth holders stay for months. Liveaboards stay for years.
The barn on the hill and the marquee beside it, on one connection.
Up on Friday, gone on Monday, stalls taking cards throughout.
Hundreds of traders all taking card payments at once.
Unit base and production office, wherever the shoot lands.
Capacity for a crowd that flattens every cell in range.
A cut cable, a flood, or a space taken at short notice.
For traders
It is the least talked about problem at a busy event and the most expensive. A trader who cannot take cards does not have a slow day, they have no day. Put them on the WiFi and they keep selling — more on WiFi for traders.
Where it is, roughly how many people, and what needs to work. We will come back with what coverage looks like on your ground — and what it could earn rather than cost.
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