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Speedify: combine sources for one faster connection

Speedify bonds several internet sources into one — cellular plus Starlink plus Wi-Fi — for more speed and smoother hand-offs. Here's the video and when you'd want it.

ExplorerLITEGen 2 RouterUpdated July 2, 2026

What Speedify does

Your router already fails over between sources one at a time. Speedify goes a step further — it can bond several sources together at once (say cellular *and* Starlink *and* a Wi-Fi hotspot) into a single connection, for more combined speed and seamless hand-offs when one source wobbles. It's an optional, advanced add-on.

Watch: install & first run

This video walks through installing Speedify on your router and running it for the first time.

Advanced territorySpeedify is a power-user feature. If you just want reliable internet with automatic backup, plain multi-source failover already does that with zero setup — you don't need Speedify unless you specifically want bonded speed.

Need to reinstall or update it?

If Speedify is misbehaving, or support asks you to grab the latest version, follow the step-by-step in Reinstall or update Speedify.

Questions?

Not sure whether Speedify is worth it for how you travel? Ask us — we'll give you the honest answer.

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