WHERE SINGLE-VENDOR MANAGEMENT RUNS OUT
RMS answers one question well: how are my Teltonika devices? A connectivity business has to answer a bigger one: how is my fleet, and is it making money?
Teltonika RMS is a capable first-party platform, and for a fleet that is Teltonika end to end it does its job. It is priced per device per 30 days in credits, with separate credits for remote-access sessions, so the bill grows in step with fleet size and with how long each device stays under management. Even Teltonika-adjacent resellers note that credit costs add up for always-on fleets.
The harder limit is scope. RMS manages Teltonika hardware only. If your estate mixes a Teltonika RUT behind one Starlink dish, a MikroTik at the next site, and a Peplink on the flagship vessel, each vendor tool shows one slice of the fleet, and none of them touches the Starlink account, the data plans, or the customer invoice.
Starfleet Hub approaches the same fleet from the other direction. It starts as the commercial layer for Starlink operators, with service lines, hierarchical data pools, and reseller billing, and it manages the routers behind the dishes through the same console. You manage Teltonika routers where they actually live: inside a customer site, behind a Starlink link, on an invoice.
EVERYTHING TELTONIKA FLEET MANAGEMENT NEEDS
RouterFleet is the router-management layer of the platform. Optional module, available on request.
Multi-Vendor Console
Manage Teltonika routers beside MikroTik, Peplink, TP-Link, and the Starlink router through one interface. New vendors are added through the same adapter model, so the console grows with your fleet instead of forcing another tool.
Configuration Templates
Define router configuration once and push it to a single device or the whole fleet, with per-device overrides where sites differ. Every command is queued, executed, and audited, so you always know what changed and who changed it.
Remote Access Behind CGNAT
Managed routers connect outbound to the platform over an encrypted tunnel. No public IP, no inbound firewall rules, and no per-site VPN administration are required, which matters when routers sit behind cellular or Starlink carrier-grade NAT.
Telemetry and Fleet Map
Interface throughput, health, and status are collected continuously and charted in the portal. Every device appears on an interactive fleet map with geographic clustering, so tens of thousands of devices stay legible on one screen.
Remote Actions and Speed Tests
Reboot a router from the portal without dispatching a technician. Run a live speed test from any managed router against the nearest test server, with live progress shown in the portal while it runs.
The Starlink Business Layer
Router management is one part of a platform that also runs Starlink service lines, hierarchical data pools, automatic throttling, self-service top-ups, reseller billing, and white-label customer portals. See the full platform.
A documented northbound REST API gives your own systems programmatic access to the same fleet, telemetry, usage, and alert data the portal presents, so router operations can feed your NOC or your own tooling.
TELTONIKA RMS VS STARFLEET HUB
Two different jobs. RMS manages Teltonika devices. Starfleet Hub manages a mixed fleet and the business around it.
| Capability | Teltonika RMS | Starfleet Hub |
|---|---|---|
| Teltonika device management | Yes. First-party management for Teltonika Networks devices such as the RUT and RUTX lines. | Yes. RouterFleet manages Teltonika routers with templates, telemetry, and remote actions. Optional module, available on request. |
| Other router vendors | No. RMS manages Teltonika hardware only. | Yes. MikroTik, Peplink, TP-Link, and the Starlink router through one interface. |
| Starlink account and data pool management | No. | Yes. Service-line lifecycle, hierarchical data pools, automatic throttling, and top-ups. |
| Customer billing and white-label | No. | Yes. Invoices, subscriptions, credit notes, dunning, and branded partner portals. |
| Remote access model | Connect credits for remote-access sessions. | Outbound encrypted tunnel to every managed router. Works behind CGNAT. |
| Pricing model | Per-device 30-day Management credits, with separate Connect and Data credits. | Platform subscription. |
TELTONIKA MANAGEMENT QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Is Starfleet Hub an alternative to Teltonika RMS?
For mixed fleets, yes. Teltonika RMS is a capable first-party platform for Teltonika Networks devices, and if you run Teltonika hardware only, it serves you well. Starfleet Hub is built for operators whose estates also include MikroTik, Peplink, TP-Link, or Starlink. It manages all of them in one console and adds Starlink service-line, data pool, and billing management that a device-management tool does not cover.
Can I manage Teltonika RUT routers and Starlink terminals together?
Yes. Starfleet Hub manages Teltonika routers beside the Starlink dishes they sit behind. Router telemetry, dish telemetry, alerts, and locations appear in the same portal and on the same fleet map, so one screen answers how a site is performing end to end.
How does remote access work for routers behind CGNAT?
Managed routers connect outbound to the platform over an encrypted tunnel. No public IP, no inbound firewall rules, and no per-site VPN administration are required at any site. Reboots, configuration pushes, and diagnostics travel over that tunnel, and every command is queued, executed, and audited.
Can I run mixed Teltonika, MikroTik, and Peplink fleets?
Yes. RouterFleet manages Teltonika, MikroTik, Peplink, and TP-Link routers alongside the Starlink router through one interface, and new vendors are added through the same adapter model. Configuration templates, telemetry, and remote actions work the same way across every vendor. RouterFleet is an optional module, available on request.
Do I pay per device per month?
No. Teltonika RMS is priced per device per 30 days in credits, so the cost scales with fleet size and duration. Starfleet Hub is licensed as a platform subscription. Talk to our sales team for pricing that matches your fleet, or book a demo through the contact page.
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