Real internet where fiber doesn't reach
One antenna, one router and 100/30 Mb real speeds, with the same latency as fiber. No installation work and no contract.
More than 50 own nodes since 2005
If you live in a farmhouse, in a small village or on the outskirts and you've been hearing for years that «there's no coverage», this is for you.
How much it costs
One price and that's it. The antenna and installation are not charged separately.
- 100 Mb with Prime WiFi router included
- Antenna and installation by our team, at no cost
- No commitment: if it doesn't work well, you leave
- If fiber arrives one day, we switch you for free
- Add mobile line from 5,00 €/month
How it works
No construction and no waiting for someone to decide to deploy fiber on your street.
We look at your case
You tell us where you live and we check if there's line of sight with one of our repeaters.
We tell you the truth
If we can't reach you, we'll tell you. We'd rather lose a sale than install something that won't work.
One morning of work
Antenna on the roof, router inside and start browsing. No trenches or construction permits.
And we stay close
If something fails, someone from Lleida, Almacelles, Binéfar and Vila-seca will help you, not a call center.
And why not satellite?
It's the honest question from anyone living in the countryside, and it deserves an honest answer. Starlink works, and reaches literally anywhere. We don't: we need to see the repeater, and if there's no line of sight, we won't sell it to you. But where we do reach, this is what changes.
Our radio is more like fiber than an antenna
When someone hears «internet by radio» they imagine the antenna from twenty years ago. What we have set up looks nothing like it:
Licensed radio links
Frequencies reserved for us, not the free band that everyone shares. It's the same technology that mobile operators use to power their towers.
Point to point, not a shared beam
Each link connects two specific points. You're not sharing a satellite with half the province: the path to the node is yours.
Plenty of capacity
Each node has more than 1 Gbps redundant. The network is over-dimensioned on purpose, so peak hours go unnoticed.
Same transport as fiber
From the node inward it's exactly our fiber network. That's why the latency is fiber latency: the last hop is a few kilometers of air, not 1,100 round trip to space.
They back each other up
Our fiber nodes also rely on the radio network. If a carrier goes down or a transport fiber gets cut, there's an exit through another route.
Twenty years of experience
More than 50 nodes spread across Lleida, Tarragona and Huesca since 2005. In our experience we get fewer outages than third-party fiber, and the reason is simple: the radio is ours end to end. Wholesale fiber is fixed by someone else.
| Our radio | Starlink | Fixed satellite (Viasat, skyDSL) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | 35 €, installation included | 35 € entry plan plus 10 € equipment rental: 45 € real | From around 30 €, and from around 49 € at Viasat with equipment included |
| Speed | 100 Mb download and 30 upload | 80-100 download and 15-35 upload on that plan | 30 Mb on entry offers; Viasat max 50 |
| Latency | Stable and equivalent to fiber: the transport is the same | 30-50 ms, but rises above 100 at peak times | 600-800 ms. The satellite is 36,000 km away |
| During peak hours | 1 Gbps redundant nodes: we don't put you behind anyone | Standard plans admit deprioritization when there is congestion | Shared capacity per beam, with reduction when exceeding the quota |
| Download limit | None, and we don't penalize you for usage | Unlimited, but the Priority plan includes 1 TB of priority data | Monthly data quota at full speed in almost all plans |
| Commitment | None | None, but the equipment is rented while you are a customer and must be returned | Viasat, 15 months |
| With bad weather | Links are calculated with margin for rain and fog | Heavy rain is noticeable | The Ku band suffers with rain, fog and snow |
| If something fails | A technician from here comes, and there's a store where you can ask | You manage it yourself from the app | Phone support, almost always outside the area |
And the other satellite options?
- Amazon Leo (formerly Kuiper)
- Amazon's constellation, the one that is supposed to compete with Starlink. It still cannot be contracted in Spain. Its 2026 beta launches in the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany and Canada, and has not published prices for end customers. When it arrives, we'll look at it and tell you about it here.
- Viasat, skyDSL and traditional satellite
- They are geostationary satellites: they are fixed at 36,000 km, and that distance is paid in latency. They work for browsing and little else; a video call or a game becomes uphill. They reach everywhere, that's for sure.
- 4G and 5G fixed
- Where there is good mobile coverage it might be enough. The problem is that in the countryside a distant tower is usually shared among many, and in the afternoon it shows.
Starlink and other data consulted on September 21, 2026; they change their rates every few months, so check them before deciding. What doesn't change for them is where the signal comes from: from a shared satellite. Ours comes from a repeater a few kilometers from your house, via licensed radio links that we've been setting up since 2005. If there is no line of sight with any node, we tell you and that's it — there Starlink is a better option than us, and we prefer to tell you rather than sell you something that won't work.
The usual doubts
What is internet by radio link?
An antenna on your roof points to one of our repeaters and brings you internet through the air, without needing fiber to run down your street. It installs in one morning and there's no construction or trenches needed.
Does it work well for remote work and video calls?
Yes, and not by miracle. It's 100 Mb download and 30 upload, with stable latency equivalent to fiber: the radio section goes to the same transport network that our fiber nodes use. For video calls, online classes and remote work it works the same. Where you notice the difference with fiber is in very large downloads.
What does your radio network have that makes it work like this?
That it's not an antenna hung up any old way. They are licensed high-capacity radio links from top brands, with over 1 Gbps redundant at each node, and there are more than 50 nodes distributed across Lleida, Tarragona and Huesca. We've been setting it up since 2005, so it's more than proven and sized for many more customers than it currently has.
What happens if an operator's line goes down?
Normally you don't even notice. Our fiber nodes are also backed by the radio link network, so if a carrier or transport fiber goes down there are alternative exits via radio. It's one of the advantages of having both networks and having them be ours.
What if fiber reaches my house tomorrow?
We switch you to fiber at no cost and no paperwork. Since there's no commitment, you have nothing to negotiate: you tell us and we change it.
How much does installation cost?
Nothing. The antenna, router and technician visit are all included. If you ever cancel, we come remove it.
Does it work if I live in a farmhouse or an isolated house?
It depends on whether there's line of sight with one of our repeaters. That's exactly what we check before giving you an answer: we'd rather tell you we can't reach you than install something that won't work.