Democratizing access to orbit for startups, research institutions, and commercial operators. From payload integration to post-launch support — we handle the complexity so you can focus on the mission.
Starfield manages every phase of your mission — from payload preparation through post-launch monitoring. One partner, the entire lifecycle.
Access flexible launch opportunities across our global network of rideshare providers. We identify optimal launch windows, coordinate slot allocation, and consolidate payloads to reduce cost — making orbit reachable regardless of budget.
Our partner network of satellite manufacturers and integration specialists ensures your payload is precisely configured for its launch vehicle. We handle compatibility analysis, physical integration, and pre-launch testing — minimizing technical risk at the critical juncture.
End-to-end coordination with launch providers from slot confirmation through liftoff. We manage scheduling, payload manifests, interface control documents, and launch day operations — so your team can focus on the mission, not the paperwork.
Navigating FCC licensing, FAA launch approvals, ITAR controls, and international treaty obligations is a full-time job. Starfield's compliance team and regulatory partners handle documentation, filings, and agency coordination — keeping your mission on schedule and on the right side of the law.
Our mission doesn't end at separation. Starfield provides post-launch monitoring through our partner network to confirm orbital insertion, validate payload functionality, and support data transmission confirmation — with cryptographically verified records for regulatory reporting and grant compliance.
From feasibility to launch architecture, our experts help you design the right mission for your objectives and budget. Whether you're deploying your first CubeSat or expanding a constellation, Starfield's structured planning tools and industry expertise ensure you launch smart.
Starfield manages the full mission lifecycle. Our process is designed to move small operators at the speed of the new space economy — not the pace of traditional aerospace contractors.
We start with your objectives — orbit type, payload specs, timeline, and budget. Our structured planning tools identify optimal launch windows, rideshare opportunities, and mission architecture before a single document is filed.
Our integration partners prepare and validate your payload against launch vehicle specifications. Compatibility analysis, physical integration, and testing protocols are managed end-to-end, with immutable audit documentation at every step.
Starfield handles FCC licensing, FAA coordination, ITAR compliance, and all documentation requirements in parallel with integration — so regulatory approval doesn't become a launch delay.
We coordinate launch day operations and remain active post-separation — confirming orbital insertion, validating payload health, and delivering mission reports against your regulatory and grant requirements.
Space logistics runs on email, PDFs, and phone calls. No client visibility, no standardized data layer, no structured compliance workflow. The Starfield Mission Platform is built to close that gap.
A proprietary mission management platform — the operational software layer space logistics has never had. Built in three stages aligned with our growth trajectory.
A structured matching engine that surfaces ranked launch window options across available rideshare providers — analyzing payload specs, orbital requirements, timeline constraints, and budget parameters.
Every mission milestone, regulatory filing, and transaction recorded in a structured, auditable system — providing the documentation trail required by government clients, grant bodies, and international agencies.
Starfield is purpose-built for operators who have been underserved by high-cost incumbents — from first-time CubeSat deployers to growing commercial satellite operators.
Companies like NanoSat Innovations building low-cost nanosatellites for Earth observation or communications — seeking affordable rideshare access and compliance support without a dedicated ops team.
Academic institutions like Stellar Research Lab deploying payloads for microgravity experiments — working within grant budgets, academic calendars, and institutional reporting requirements.
Operators like EarthScan managing growing CubeSat constellations for Earth observation and data collection — needing scalable, frequent deployment with minimal downtime between satellite refreshes.
Agencies and contractors like NSDO requiring mission-critical reliability, extensive regulatory documentation, and full traceability across every phase of the mission lifecycle.
We're not a scaled-down enterprise product. Starfield is built from the ground up for small operators — our pricing, process, and support model reflects that. Smaller clients get the same mission quality, not a lesser version.
Unlike launch aggregators focused only on rideshare slots, Starfield covers the full lifecycle — integration, compliance, coordination, and post-launch monitoring. One partner, zero handoff gaps.
Space regulation is one of the highest barriers to entry for new operators. Starfield's compliance infrastructure — including our immutable documentation system and regulatory partner network — turns a multi-month burden into a managed service.
Mission-based engagement. No long-term contracts forcing you into relationships that don't perform. Starfield earns repeat business by delivering — every mission, every time.
Getting a small satellite to orbit is not primarily a technical problem. The science is manageable. What stops university research programs, early-stage commercial operators, and first-time payload owners is everything that surrounds the launch — FAA and FCC licensing, export control compliance, payload integration requirements, launch provider selection, manifest deadlines, and a contracting process that assumes the client already knows the industry.
Most don't. Most get it wrong, expensively.
Starfield Logistics exists to own that gap. We are a space logistics broker operating between payload owners and the rideshare aggregators and launch providers that get them to orbit. Our clients hand us a payload and a mission objective. We handle the rest — end to end, under one engagement.
Above the aggregators, working with them as channel partners. Not a launch provider, not a satellite manufacturer. The orchestration layer the industry has lacked.
Starfield is currently in formation, targeting first client engagements through a founding client program. Actively pursuing Letters of Intent from university research programs and early-stage commercial operators.
Aggregator relationships, regulatory expertise, and operational playbooks built with every mission executed. The moat compounds with volume.
Whether you're deploying your first CubeSat or scaling a commercial constellation, Starfield handles the complexity. Tell us about your mission and we'll be in touch within 24 hours.