Flexible monthly airtime solutions
Reliable voice & data devices
Save on the cost of buying outright
Buy the satellite equipment you need for ongoing use, repeat trips, fieldwork, fleet deployments, or permanent kit lists. Ideal if you want your own device ready to go whenever and wherever you need it.
Shop DevicesWe offer flexible weekly and monthly satellite rentals for short-term travel, temporary projects, events, offshore work, and one-off deployments, with no long-term commitment.
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Monitor equipment beyond cellular coverage with satellite tracking.
Explore Asset Tracking
Satellite communication for remote and backcountry environments.
Explore Hunting
Satellite voice and connectivity for offshore operations.
Explore Maritime
Messaging, location visibility, check-ins, and emergency support.
Explore Lone WorkerEVERYWHERE Communications helps organisations keep track of people in the field with messaging, location visibility, escalation support, and satellite-backed coverage when cellular networks are unavailable or unreliable.
Designed for teams operating beyond reliable coverage, EVERYWHERE Communications supports more confident field coordination across lone worker programmes, utilities, public safety, conservation, fleet operations, and humanitarian response.
Trusted by adventurers, broadcasters, educators, and field teams who rely on dependable satellite communications.
“The Iridium satellite phone that Outfitters supplied us with was an essential piece of equipment on our epic 302 mile run through Death Valley.”
Ultra Marathon Runner
“I have been blessed to hunt in some of the world’s great wilderness. When I shot this grizzly in Alaska we flew into a base camp and hiked into a valley salmon stream. The only way I could stay in touch with the office was with my Iridium phone from Outfitter Satellite.”
“Remember the Hunt” TV Host
“Outfitter Satellite is our trusted satellite phone provider. Last year we were able to communicate with students back in the United States, send field journal updates, and send daily photos from the field in Bolivia where scientists were studying one of the highest lakes on Earth, 19,600 feet.”
Coordinator of Science Programs for Shasta County
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