What Brdy. Wireless Broadband does

Brdy. Wireless Broadband is an authorised reseller of Starlink and OneWeb/Eutelsat low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellite broadband, providing high-speed, low-latency connectivity to businesses operating in remote, underserved, or mission-critical environments. Its product portfolio is organised around two satellite constellations (Starlink and OneWeb/Eutelsat) and three deployment categories: fixed site, maritime, and land mobility, supplemented by sub-branded managed services including the ARNI range of rugged portable Starlink hardware (exclusive to Europe via AirBridge Networks), Netcelero i-ctrl secure connectivity devices, Peplink multi-network routers, failover solutions, IoT packages, and short-term rental. Brdy targets enterprise and mid-market customers across 20+ verticals including construction, maritime, mining, oil and gas, healthcare, agriculture, film and television, transport, events, and disaster relief.

Name

Brdy. Wireless Broadband

Legal name

Brdy Telecom Ltd

Website

https://brdy.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Brdy. Wireless Broadband is an authorised Starlink and OneWeb/Eutelsat LEO satellite broadband reseller providing fixed-site, maritime, and mobility connectivity, plus managed services and ARNI rugged hardware, to enterprise customers in remote and underserved locations across Europe, Africa, and Australia.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Dublin

HQ country

Ireland

HQ region

Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Satellite Internet Subscription Services: Monthly subscription fees for Starlink and OneWeb/Eutelsat satellite broadband services. Plans include various data allowances and priority data thresholds. Business customers can upgrade or downgrade service levels once per calendar month.
2. Hardware Sales: Sale of satellite terminals, modems, routers, antennas, and accessories including Starlink hardware, ARNI rugged solutions, Netcelero devices, and Peplink routers. Hardware may be purchased outright or leased.
3. Installation and Professional Services: Professional installation services through global certified installation partners, including site surveys, risk assessments, on-site cabling and networking, and system commissioning. Additional charges apply for installation, configuration, and on-site support.
4. Managed Services: Ongoing managed connectivity services including Netcelero integration, network monitoring, and support packages. Includes consolidated invoicing and dedicated account management.
5. Short-Term Rental: Rental of satellite connectivity equipment for temporary or short-term needs, suitable for events, disaster relief, construction sites, and temporary operations.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Brdy is an authorised reseller of Starlink and OneWeb/Eutelsat LEO satellite broadband, selling high-speed, low-latency connectivity subscriptions to enterprises for fixed sites, land mobility, and maritime use cases. The company supplies accompanying hardware (Starlink terminals, ARNI rugged kits, Peplink routers, Netcelero i-ctrl devices), professional installation, and managed connectivity services to businesses operating in remote or underserved locations across construction, maritime, mining, oil & gas, healthcare, agriculture, film production, events, and government sectors.

Product overview

Brdy is a satellite connectivity solutions provider and authorised reseller of Starlink and OneWeb/Eutelsat LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite networks. Its core product portfolio consists of satellite broadband services organised around two satellite networks — Starlink and OneWeb/Eutelsat — each offered across three deployment categories: Fixed Site (permanent business locations), Maritime (vessels and offshore operations), and Mobility (land-based in-motion connectivity). These core satellite services are supplemented by the ARNI sub-brand (ruggedised portable Starlink hardware exclusive to Europe via AirBridge Networks), and managed service add-ons including Netcelero i-ctrl (secure static IP/VPN connectivity for CCTV and IoT), Peplink routers (multi-network bonding), failover solutions, IoT solutions, and short-term rental options. Together, these products form a modular connectivity platform where customers select a core satellite service (Starlink or OneWeb/Eutelsat) matched to their deployment environment, then layer on managed services and hardware accessories as needed for security, resilience, or specialised use cases.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• ARNI: Rugged portable Starlink connectivity solution engineered for mission-critical mobile environments, developed in partnership with AirBridge Networks. Available exclusively from Brdy Telecom in Europe.
• Netcelero i-ctrl

Products and services

• Starlink Fixed Site High-speed, low-latency Starlink satellite internet for businesses at permanent locations unserved or underserved by traditional wired networks.
• Starlink Maritime High-speed, low-latency Starlink internet for maritime operators, offshore vessels, and businesses requiring connectivity at sea.
• Starlink Mobility Reliable high-speed Starlink internet for businesses on the move across land, supporting mobile operations, emergency response, trucking, buses, and mobile health clinics.
• OneWeb/Eutelsat Fixed Site Reliable high-speed OneWeb/Eutelsat LEO broadband for businesses at permanent locations, providing an alternative network to Starlink for fixed-site enterprise connectivity.
• OneWeb/Eutelsat Maritime High-speed, low-latency OneWeb/Eutelsat internet for maritime business operations on vessels and offshore installations.
• OneWeb/Eutelsat Mobility High-speed OneWeb/Eutelsat broadband for businesses requiring mobile connectivity on land, providing a multi-network mobility option alongside the Starlink portfolio.
• ARNI Portable Starlink Connectivity Solutions Ruggedised, portable Starlink-powered connectivity kits exclusive to Brdy in Europe via the AirBridge Networks partnership, designed for emergency response, defence, and mission-critical mobile operations.
• Failover Connectivity Solutions Automatic backup connectivity solutions for businesses that cannot afford downtime, routing traffic over satellite networks when primary wired connections fail.
• IoT Connectivity Solutions Satellite broadband connectivity for IoT deployments in remote and rural areas, enabling sensors, automation systems, and monitoring devices to remain connected beyond terrestrial networks.
• Peplink Routers Expertly engineered multi-network routers that combine multiple internet connections for reliable always-on connectivity in remote locations or on the move.
• Netcelero i-ctrl Secure Connectivity Secure connectivity device that pairs with Starlink Business hardware to provide static IP functionality, encrypted VPN access, and deep diagnostic visibility for CCTV, IoT, and remote monitoring systems.
• Short-Term Equipment Rental Flexible, time-limited access to satellite broadband equipment and connectivity for temporary sites, events, or short-notice deployments, allowing businesses to rent rather than purchase hardware.

Quantifiable outcome

• 99.5%+ network uptime (SLA backed options available)
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers9 records

Segments18 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration2 records

Feature6 records

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.

• Ultra XflagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 25 February 2026Exclusive telecommunications partnership for Ultra X's international ultra-marathon series across extreme environments including deserts, jungles, mountains, and remote islands. Brdy deployed six Starlink Mini terminals with Land Rover and solar charging capabilities. Ultra X is partnered with Garmin, Strava, and Land Rover.
• NetcelerocoreTechnology or Integration · 25 January 2026Strategic partnership to deliver secure, remote connectivity solutions for businesses via Starlink. Netcelero's i-ctrl device provides static IP functionality, encrypted VPN access, and deep diagnostic visibility, transforming Starlink Business links into enterprise-grade networks suitable for CCTV, IoT, and monitoring systems.
• AirBridge NetworksflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 25 December 2025Exclusive European partnership to distribute ARNI rugged portable Starlink solutions (ARNI Atom-X and ARNI Deploy). ARNI products are engineered for harsh environments including emergency services, disaster relief, and mission-critical operations. AirBridge Networks, an Australian connectivity innovator, provides the technology while Brdy serves as exclusive European distributor.
• FilmWifi LtdcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 January 2009Long-standing partnership since 2009 where FilmWifi Ltd uses Brdy's satellite internet services for film and TV production connectivity. FilmWifi has completed over 250 major productions including James Bond, Mission Impossible, and Star Wars using Starlink and OneWeb services from Brdy.
• Starlink (SpaceX)flagshipChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAuthorised Starlink reseller providing high-speed, low-latency satellite internet for fixed sites, land mobility, and maritime applications. Brdy offers enterprise-level service support, installation, and managed services alongside Starlink hardware.
• OneWeb/EutelsatflagshipChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAuthorised OneWeb/Eutelsat reseller providing enterprise connectivity solutions for fixed site, maritime, and mobility applications using LEO satellite network.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Inmarsat (Viasat): Inmarsat, now part of Viasat, is a leading satellite communications provider for maritime, aviation, government, and enterprise. It overlaps with Brdy in maritime and enterprise connectivity but operates its own GEO fleet, making it a broad incumbent rather than a pure LEO reseller.
• Intelsat: Intelsat is a major satellite operator providing enterprise, media, government, and mobility connectivity worldwide. While it owns infrastructure (unlike Brdy), its managed services for mobility and remote enterprise are a comparable offering to Brdy's value-added layer.
• Hughes Network Systems: Hughes is a global broadband satellite technology provider and operator of the Jupiter fleet, offering managed enterprise connectivity across GEO and LEO networks. It competes with Brdy at the enterprise broadband layer and is a much larger incumbent with proprietary technology.

Direct peers

• Marlink: Marlink is a global provider of managed satellite connectivity solutions for maritime, energy, enterprise, and government customers. Like Brdy, it acts as a value-added distributor bundling LEO/GEO capacity with managed services and installation, competing head-to-head in maritime and remote-site verticals.
• Speedcast: Speedcast delivers managed satellite communications and network services to enterprise and government customers in remote locations, including maritime, energy, mining, and media. It competes directly with Brdy's full-stack connectivity + managed services model across similar verticals.
• Ground Control: Ground Control provides satellite IoT connectivity, M2M solutions, and ruggedised hardware for industrial and remote deployments. It is comparable to Brdy's IoT solutions segment, particularly for industrial sensors, mining, and agriculture use cases.
• Satcom Direct: Satcom Direct provides satellite communications, networking, and value-added services to business aviation, maritime, government, and enterprise customers. It is comparable to Brdy in its multi-network managed connectivity approach and enterprise/aviation vertical focus.
• Bentley Walker: Bentley Walker is a long-established UK/European satellite broadband distributor reselling VSAT and LEO services including Starlink and OneWeb. It directly overlaps Brdy in the European LEO reseller market for fixed-site and enterprise customers.
• Avonline Broadband: Avonline is a UK-based Starlink and satellite broadband reseller serving rural residential and small business customers. It competes with Brdy on UK LEO distribution, albeit with a more consumer/SMB tilt versus Brdy's enterprise focus.

Others

• Peplink (Plover Bay Technologies): Peplink is a router and SD-WAN vendor whose multi-WAN bonding technology Brdy resells and integrates. It is an enabling technology partner rather than a direct competitor, but its ecosystem of resellers overlaps with Brdy's channel and solution stack.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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