Know the true cost of every maneuver

One engine for Earth-observation and telecom operators. Every maneuver scored by what it costs the whole mission — fuel, power, collision risk and ground contacts, together — not just delta-v. Free on one mission, metered API to build on, per-fleet in production.

Free
Rank your own mission and see the cross-impact cost for yourself.
$0
For research and evaluation
Start free
Developer
Put cross-impact decisions inside your own ground systems.
From$199/mo
+ metered usage
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Enterprise
Run constellations at scale today, and the orbital datacenters coming next.
Custom
Built around your operation
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Self-serve billing is rolling out — for now every plan starts with a short access request, so we can match you to the right setup. Prices shown are starting points; final pricing depends on fleet size and usage.

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Same cross-impact engine on every plan — from one mission to a full EO or telecom constellation.

Free Developer Operator Enterprise
Satellites / missions13Whole fleetUnlimited
Cross-impact rankingOn demandVia APIContinuousContinuous
Mission-control consoleRead-only
REST API access
Orbital-datacenter schedulingAdd-on
SupportCommunityEmailBusiness hoursDedicated
SLABest-effortBest-effortStandardCustom
Data residency / SSO

What counts as a decision run?

One scenario scored end to end — a maneuver, slew or schedule change ranked by its whole-mission cost, not just delta-v. Free and Developer include a monthly allowance; Operator runs continuously across the fleet.

Do I need to bring my own data?

You send your orbital elements and any constraints. Apsia adds live space-weather and public tracking data, then returns ranked options you can act on.

Is the Free plan really free?

Yes — one mission, capped monthly runs, no card. Test cross-impact ranking against your own operations and decide on the numbers.

How does orbital-datacenter support work?

When compute moves to orbit, Apsia will schedule workloads against power, thermal limits and collision risk together — the same cross-impact reasoning we run for satellites today. It's an add-on for Operator plans and built in for Enterprise.