Starlink · Rural Quebec & cottages
A home phone that works with Starlink
Starlink brought high-speed Internet to rural Quebec, but it does not offer a landline. Our home phone service lets you keep your home number and your phone on Starlink for $12.95 per month, with no router settings and no contract.
Why it works
Designed for Starlink and rural homes
Many VoIP services struggle behind Starlink’s CGNAT. Ours is built to avoid that.
CGNAT-compatible
The device opens its own encrypted connection to our server: no ports to open, no Starlink router settings.
Very little bandwidth
A call uses about 100 kbps, a tiny fraction of Starlink’s capacity.
Forwarding if the dish drops
Storm, snow or obstruction: if Internet goes down, incoming calls are forwarded to your cell phone.
How to connect a phone to Starlink
| Option | Connection | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Grandstream HT801 adapter | Plugs into a router Ethernet port; connect your corded phone or cordless base | $99 one-time |
| Grandstream WP810 Wi-Fi cordless | Connects directly to Starlink Wi-Fi | $249 one-time |
| App | Your line rings on your cell phone or computer | $0 |
One price, everything included
For your home, cottage or home office. Taxes extra, no contract.
Home phone
1 line, 1 local number and 1,000 minutes per month to Canada and the US, then $0.02 per minute.
Device (optional)
Pre-configured Grandstream HT801 adapter to keep your current phone. WP810 Wi-Fi cordless: $249.
Frequently asked questions
Does Starlink offer landline service?
Does VoIP work behind Starlink’s CGNAT?
What if Starlink goes down during a storm?
Can I keep my Bell or Telus number?
Starlink + home phone
Keep your number, drop the copper line
Your line works as soon as you pay, and your pre-configured device arrives in 4 to 7 business days.