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Point Your Dish Right Every satellite sits at a precise point in the sky. SatPoint is about finding it: azimuth, elevation, and skew for your exact address, first try.

Find the exact point in the sky for any satellite: azimuth, elevation, and skew from your address, plus signal-meter tricks for a clean lock.

Free for early members. No credit card required.

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What Sat Point Does

Point Your Dish Right

Help people point satellite dishes — azimuth, elevation, and skew for any satellite from any address.

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Azimuth

The compass direction to turn your dish, corrected for magnetic drift.

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Elevation

How far above the horizon to tilt, based on your latitude.

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Skew

The twist angle that aligns the receiver with the satellite's signal.

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Signal Metering

Reading strength and quality numbers while you fine-tune.

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Obstruction Checks

Trees and buildings in the path: how to check before you drill.

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Mount Basics

Wall, pole, or roof: picking a mount that holds alignment in wind.

How Sat Point Works

From signup to value in 3 steps

1

Locate

Enter your address to get the three numbers for your satellite: azimuth, elevation, skew.

2

Aim

Set elevation and skew on the bracket first, then sweep the azimuth slowly.

3

Lock

Watch the signal meter, tighten at the peak, and confirm quality stays high.

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About

What is SatPoint.com?

SatPoint — Aim your dish right the first time Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.

Frequently Asked

What do azimuth, elevation, and skew mean?

Azimuth is the compass direction, elevation is the upward tilt, and skew is the rotation of the dish head. Together they point at one spot in the sky.

Why does my dish need such precise aiming?

A geostationary satellite is over 22,000 miles away; being off by two degrees misses it entirely.

Do low-orbit dishes need pointing too?

They aim themselves at a region of sky, but they still need a clear view — obstruction checking matters as much as ever.

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