A Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) is a two-way satellite ground station that accesses satellites in orbit and relays data from terminals and hubs on earth. VSATs can transmit both narrowband and broadband data and are used for various types of communications.

The strength of VSAT is in its ease of deployability and its secure and high speed connection regardless of latency. VSAT can also serve as backup for local infrastructure in case of potential disasters. It can also provide connectivity to thousands of locations at a time at cost-effective pricing.