Heavy and medium rockets (Falcon 9, PSLV, Vega, and Soyuz-2), or small ones (Electron and LauncherOne), in-orbit transportation services and space buses (Momentus, D-Orbit), suborbital spaceplanes and balloons are available for you.
Define your configuration and receive real launch options with details. Choose what fits you best.
Define your configurations and verify whether they are compatible with launch vehicle requirements.
The launch procurement process is no joke but we are here to serve.
Optimal for estimating overall project budget and following fundraising. Usually not later than 16-18 months before the launch date.
Optimal for the design & analysis stage and for teams considering partners for launch. Usually not later than 12-16 months before the launch date.
Optimal at launch procurement phase. Usually it is 12 months before launch or less.
Optimal for estimating overall project budget and following fund-raise. Usually not later then 16-18 months before the launch date.
Optimal on design & analysis stage and for teams considering partners for launch. Usually not later then 12-16 months before the launch date.
Optimal at launch procurement phase. Usually it is 12 months before launch or less.
Heavy and medium rockets (Falcon 9, PSLV, Vega, and Soyuz-2), or small ones (Electron and LauncherOne), in-orbit transportation services and space buses (Momentus, D-Orbit), suborbital spaceplanes and balloons are available for you.
We strongly encourage you to start thinking about a launch and book a spot in advance (T-18 months) in order to get ready by approving of ICD (Interface Control Documentation) or completing safety and testing requirements. You can book your launch online up to 12 months before lift off, but keep in mind that the process of getting a launch agreement can last between a couple of weeks and 6 months depending on your mission design and objectives.
Directly with the launch provider. We will guide you in order to make the negotiations and paperwork faster and easier.