Engagement Paths

Diagnosis when conditions are unclear.
A complete plan when complexity requires one.

Not every project needs the same entry point. Orbit Tech separates a no-charge review, a direct quote, an on-site diagnosis, and a full Architecture Plan so each engagement matches the property and decision at hand.

No charge · Non-binding · We confirm fit and recommend the next step

The Engagement Ladder

Four paths, selected by what is already known.

The next step depends on scope certainty and property complexity, not on forcing every inquiry through the same paid product.

01No charge

Initial Project Review

When the property and request need an initial fit check.

We review the known conditions, confirm fit, and recommend the next step.

Non-binding. This may lead to a Direct Quote, an On-Site Infrastructure Assessment, an Architecture Plan, or a clear no-fit answer.

02Scope confirmed first

Direct Quote

For tightly defined work with sufficient confirmed conditions.

A project quote without requiring a paid diagnostic or full design document.

Standard Starlink mounting and other clearly bounded work may follow this path when placement, cable routing, access, and integration requirements are known.

03$499

On-Site Infrastructure Assessment

When an on-site diagnosis is needed before scope can be confirmed.

A property-condition review, major failure-point observations, and a recommended project direction.

Approximately 60-90 minutes. The findings establish the recommended project direction; implementation is scoped separately.

04$2,500-$5,000

Infrastructure Architecture Plan

For complex, multi-structure, construction, renovation, or phased projects.

A complete design document covering topology, specifications, risk, cable paths, and implementation phases.

The Plan is separately scoped. Standard installations do not always require one, and an Assessment does not automatically become a Plan.

On-Site Diagnosis

On-Site Infrastructure Assessment

$499

Approximately 60-90 minutes

This is a focused property visit used when conditions must be observed before the project can be scoped responsibly. It is diagnosis, not a complete Architecture Plan.

Implementation is scoped separately after the findings are reviewed.

Current-condition review

Major failure-point and coverage observations

Structure, provider, cable-path, and failover review

Recommended project direction

Written findings or scope summary

Complete Design Document

Infrastructure Architecture Plan

$2,500-$5,000

A separately scoped design for complex estates, multiple structures, construction, renovation, or phased implementation. The deliverable defines the system before procurement or field execution begins.

RF and property-condition review

Documented signal, obstruction, construction, terrain, and placement conditions that affect the design.

Topology and failure-point analysis

A complete network map with provider roles, switching, access points, segmentation, protected power, and material single points of failure.

Equipment and implementation specification

Property-specific equipment, quantities, cable paths, mounting requirements, and implementation notes.

Phasing and expansion plan

A documented sequence for construction, renovation, multi-structure, or staged implementation work.

What This Is Not

Scope is chosen before deliverables are promised.

An Assessment is not

  • A disguised sales visit
  • A complete construction-ready design
  • A requirement for every standard installation
  • An automatic commitment to an Architecture Plan

An Architecture Plan is not

  • Required for straightforward installations
  • The same deliverable as the 60–90 minute Assessment
  • A substitute for implementation approval
  • A fixed template independent of property conditions

Common Questions

Choosing the right path

The Initial Project Review is no charge and non-binding. We review the property, known conditions, and requested outcome, then recommend a Direct Quote, an On-Site Infrastructure Assessment, an Architecture Plan, or no further engagement.

Start with what is known.

The Initial Project Review confirms fit and recommends the next step. A paid Assessment or full Architecture Plan follows only when the property and project conditions justify it.

Start with a Project Review