It starts with seeing your fleet clearly. We track, analyze, and inspect your spacecraft — then act on what we find, across life extension, refueling, repositioning, collision avoidance, emergency recovery, and compliant disposal. You tell us the outcome; we deliver the mission.
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Interactive map of tracked satellites and debris across low Earth orbit, medium Earth orbit, geostationary orbit, and beyond, propagated from current public catalog data.
More than fourteen thousand tracked spacecraft, and a debris field growing faster than it is being cleared. Regulators tightening deorbit windows. Mission requirements shifting mid-lifecycle. The orbital environment your spacecraft were designed for is not the one they are operating in today.
Space Mobility helps operators close that gap — first by giving you visibility into the condition and risk profile of your assets, then by acting on what that intelligence reveals.
Station-keeping budgets run out. Spacecraft drift from their slots, degrade coverage, and become liabilities before their payloads fail. Knowing how much margin remains — and acting before it is gone — is the difference between a managed asset and a stranded one.
Conjunction notification cadence is rising across every LEO altitude band. Operators without maneuver capability are left depending on probability. Resolving which warnings matter, and maintaining the ability to act on them, is now core to operating safely.
The FCC's 5-year LEO deorbit rule is in effect, and ITU coordination requirements continue to tighten. Operators without a disposal pathway accumulate compliance exposure on every spacecraft approaching end of mission.
Coverage gaps open. Customer requirements shift. New slots become available. Constellations that cannot reposition in response lose commercial utility faster than their hardware degrades.
Ground tracking tells you where your spacecraft is. It does not tell you what condition it is in, what is changing, or what to do about it. That is where we start.
Space Mobility aggregates public catalog data, orbital dynamics, conjunction screening, and our own observation sources into a continuous picture of your constellation's health and risk. Where ground tracking gives you a position, we give you context: which assets are drifting, which conjunctions warrant action, which spacecraft are nearing the limits of their propellant or their compliance window.
It begins with a free analysis report on your constellation — a no-commitment read of your fleet's current state, drawn from the same intelligence layer our mission planning runs on. It is the fastest way to see what we see.
Request Your Free Analysis ReportWhen the data raises a question the catalog can't answer — an anomaly, an unconfirmed deployment, a close approach, a configuration change — we image the asset directly. We handle the mission end to end: you tell us the target and the questions you need answered, we scope the mission, task the imaging, interpret the results, and return a report your engineers can act on. You don't buy a vehicle. You don't integrate a sensor. You buy an answer.
Tens to hundreds of km. Imagery from nearby orbital geometry. Lowest cost, broadest availability; resolves attitude, deployment, configuration, and major anomalies. Most missions are fully answered here.
Sub-km to hundreds of meters. A vehicle positioned at close range. Surface condition, impact damage, and component-level detail beyond what standoff geometry permits.
Meters to tens of meters. Sustained co-orbital characterization. The deepest tier, and the precursor to servicing.
Inspection and intelligence tell you what your spacecraft needs. When the answer calls for action, the same team carries the mission through — across the full servicing lifecycle.
We restore station-keeping and maneuvering delta-v to spacecraft that still have functional payloads — sized to your orbit, inclination, and remaining mission requirements, and delivering 5 to 15 years of additional operational life. The asset you already trust keeps flying, without a replacement launch.
We replenish propellant on compatible spacecraft through standardized interfaces — and work with manufacturers to design that compatibility into new programs from the start, so your next constellation is serviceable from day one.
We move your spacecraft where the mission needs it — slot changes, altitude adjustments, inclination corrections. Whether closing a coverage gap, responding to interference, optimizing revisit rate, or relocating capacity to a new service region.
When a conjunction warrants action, we provide the maneuver capability to act on it — keeping your spacecraft clear of tracked debris and resolving the warnings that ground screening alone leaves you to absorb.
For anomalous insertion, propulsion failure, or uncontrolled drift, we respond on a compressed timeline — assessing the situation, designing the recovery trajectory, and executing rendezvous and repositioning to preserve mission capability and protect your customer commitments.
We execute controlled deorbit and disposal compliant with the FCC's 5-year deorbit rule and international debris-mitigation standards — closing the spacecraft's lifecycle cleanly and keeping your licensing position intact.
Every engagement runs the same disciplined path, whether it ends in a report or an on-orbit maneuver. Your operations team stays in command of your spacecraft throughout.
We start with your spacecraft's orbital state, telemetry, and the question you need answered. A scoping conversation defines the objective and the options. No commitment.
We assess geometry, confirm what is achievable, design the mission profile, and return a fixed-price proposal. For servicing missions, this is where the approach and execution sequence are defined.
On approval, we run the mission — tasking, capture, rendezvous, or service delivery — in close coordination with your ground team. One contract, one point of accountability.
Results return to your operations team: a report and imagery for inspection, a confirmed maneuver and updated state for servicing. You retain full command authority over your spacecraft throughout.
The operators who need on-orbit visibility and servicing are not a future market — they are already in orbit. More than fourteen thousand tracked spacecraft are flying in an environment more crowded, more regulated, and more dynamic than the one they were built for, and the pressure is operational today, not theoretical.
Space Mobility is building the commercial intelligence and servicing layer for those operators, starting with the constellations that are operational now.
The FCC 5-year rule is in effect; new license filings face disposal-plan scrutiny at application stage. Conjunction notification cadence is rising across all LEO bands.
Analysis, inspection, and servicing for LEO operators with assets in operational orbit.
As the intelligence layer deepens and servicing capability matures, Space Mobility extends to higher-value assets and broader orbital regimes.
Whether you are facing an anomaly, a compliance timeline, propellant depletion, or just want to see what we see — the conversation starts with a free analysis of your fleet.