Launch services

Scalable shock-free microsatellite separation system for satellites in the 10 kg to 500 kg class, offered in 8 inch, 15 inch, 18.25 inch, 24 inch, and custom diameter sizes.

Off-the-shelf microsatellite separation system using the CarboNIX lock and pusher-arm architecture with a clamp-ring interface for larger satellite masses.

Dawn Aerospace Aurora is an uncrewed rocket-powered spaceplane service for routine suborbital access, payload testing, microgravity, high-altitude and high-speed flight profiles. Dawn lists a 100 km maximum altitude, Mach 3.7 top-speed target, 4 hour turnaround, and payload accommodation up to 15 kg on the Aurora vehicle page.

Deployment sequencer for large smallsat clusters, designed to control up to 50 satellite deployments and relay deployment telemetry to the launch vehicle.

Lightweight CubeSat deployer variant in 8U, 12U, 12UXL, and 16U AIR sizes for small-launcher, OTV, and mass-constrained missions.

CubeSat deployer family available in 8U, 12U, and 16U sizes with configurable internal slots for CubeSats from 0.25U to 16U.

Multi-satellite adapter for mounting a smallsat cluster on a single 15 inch or 24 inch ESPA or SpaceX Dispenser Ring port.

Launch-vehicle-agnostic modular payload stack for rideshare missions, supporting CubeSats through microsatellites up to 1000 kg.

Launch services department of ISISPACE Group. Provides rideshare launch opportunities, full launch campaign management, integration engineering support, and flight certification testing for CubeSats and microsatellites up to the 16U and microsatellite class. Manufactures its own deployer hardware used on all campaigns.

ISISPACE's Deep Space Deployer is a multi-stage CubeSat deployment system with low-velocity release and umbilical support for deep-space missions.

ISISPACE's DuoPack is a CubeSat deployer for smaller payload configurations, including 6U XL and paired 3U XL accommodation options.

ISISPACE's Microsatellite Separation System is a three-point launch adapter for microsatellites up to 120 kg.

ISISPACE's modular deployment sequencer controls deployer activation timing, collects separation confirmations, and relays deployment status to a launch vehicle.

ISISPACE's QuadPack is a CubeSat deployer family supporting 12U XL and 16U configurations and smaller CubeSat combinations.

Launch42 Kraken 12U and 16U CubeSat deployer.

Launch42 launch mission management and rideshare arrangement service.

Launch42 pyro-free, shock-free separation systems and launch adapters for small satellite missions.

Launch42 Mercury-3 1U to 3U CubeSat dispenser.

Launch42 6U CubeSat dispensing system with NASA GEVS qualification-level heritage.

Northrop Grumman Minotaur family of solid-fuel launch vehicles for U.S. government payloads, using decommissioned missile motors with commercial upper stages.

Northrop Grumman Pegasus XL air-launched small-lift rocket, carried by Stargazer L-1011 and used for small payloads to low Earth orbit.

India's primary expendable medium-lift launch vehicle, operated by ISRO from Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota. Available in multiple configurations (PSLV-CA, PSLV-XL, PSLV-DL, PSLV-QL); PSLV-XL is the workhorse variant carrying up to 1,750 kg to SSO. Commercial launches booked via NewSpace India Limited (NSIL).

Four-point microsatellite separation system tailored to the Arrow 150 satellite interface and satellites with masses up to 250 kg.

Four-point microsatellite separation system for SpaceX rideshare plate interfaces, offered for satellites up to 1000 kg and scalable footprints from 24 by 24 inches to 40 by 40 inches.

Orbital transfer vehicle family for rideshare last-mile delivery, with Standard and Pro configurations carrying microsatellites and EXOpod-deployed CubeSats to custom orbits.

Converted SS-19 based launch vehicle with Breeze-KM upper stage used for the Swarm three-satellite launch from Plesetsk.

Retired Soviet/Russian Kosmos-3M light launch vehicle, used for LEO and SSO payloads from 1967 until its final 2010 launch.

Active Russian Soyuz-2 medium-lift launch vehicle family built by RKTs Progress and used by Roscosmos for LEO, SSO, high-energy, and ISS logistics missions.

Dedicated smallsat rideshare service to sun-synchronous orbit, operated by SpaceX on Falcon 9 Block 5. Missions numbered sequentially from Transporter-1 (January 2021). Cadence approximately quarterly to biannual. Dominant launch service for commercial EO smallsats including Planet, ICEYE, Spire, Capella, Pixxel, Satellogic, and GHGSat. Pricing approximately 7,000 USD per kilogram as of early 2026, with a 50 kg minimum slot. SpaceX does not publish official per-mission total payload mass; the 5,000 kg figure here is the conservative typical-manifest mass cited across third-party trackers.

Launch42 TPOD-L CubeSat test pod.

Launch42 TPOD-M CubeSat test pod.

Launch42 TPOD-S CubeSat test pod.

Retired Zenit-3F / Zenit-2SB-Fregat-SB launch configuration used from Baikonur for four high-energy missions between 2011 and 2017.