Rideshare Marketplace

Rideshare partners for your payload.

In the Carrier Space Rideshare Marketplace, satellite operators, research institutions and launch providers publish their payloads and find partners for a shared launch. Every listing states payload, target orbit and launch window; with a company account you can see who is behind it and get in touch directly. Posting listings in the marketplace is free of charge. More under Pricing.

Orbit

Fits altitude

Payload

Launch no earlier than

Payload type


25 kg Sensor-Nutzlast als Hosted Payload nach LEO 600 km _Sample	LEO – Low Earth orbit (200–2,000 km)	590–610	25 kg	Sep 01, 2027	Apr 30, 2028	Hosted payload
70 kg CubeSat-Schwarm nach LEO 525 km 53° _Sample	LEO – Low Earth orbit (200–2,000 km)	515–535	70 kg	Apr 01, 2027	Jun 30, 2027	CubeSat
1200 kg Telekommunikationssatellit nach GTO _Sample	GTO – Geostationary transfer orbit	–	1,200 kg	Nov 01, 2027	Jan 31, 2028	Other cargo
150 kg Transferfahrzeug nach LEO 500 km _Sample	LEO – Low Earth orbit (200–2,000 km)	480–520	150 kg	Aug 01, 2027	Feb 29, 2028	OTV
300 kg Erdbeobachtungssatellit nach SSO 550 km _Sample	SSO – Sun-synchronous orbit	540–560	300 kg	Jun 01, 2027	Aug 31, 2027	MicroSat
8 kg 6U CubeSat Funkspektrum nach LEO 500 km _Sample	LEO – Low Earth orbit (200–2,000 km)	450–550	8 kg	Feb 15, 2027	Sep 30, 2027	CubeSat
35 kg Lunar-Relais-Kleinsatellit Richtung Mond _Sample	Lunar / Lagrange / deep space	–	35 kg	Mar 01, 2028	Dec 31, 2028	MicroSat
90 kg Wettersatellit nach SSO 700 km _Sample	SSO – Sun-synchronous orbit	680–720	90 kg	May 01, 2027	Dec 31, 2027	MicroSat
400 kg Navigationsdemonstrator nach MEO _Sample	MEO – Medium Earth orbit (navigation)	20000–23500	400 kg	Jan 01, 2028	Sep 30, 2028	Other cargo
16U CubeSat Optische Kommunikation nach LEO 550 km _Sample	LEO – Low Earth orbit (200–2,000 km)	520–580	28 kg	Sep 01, 2027	Mar 31, 2028	CubeSat
1U CubeSat Hochschulmission nach LEO _Sample	LEO – Low Earth orbit (200–2,000 km)	400–550	2 kg	Mar 01, 2027	Mar 31, 2028	CubeSat
180 kg Klimamonitoring nach SSO 600 km _Sample	SSO – Sun-synchronous orbit	580–620	180 kg	Jul 01, 2027	Feb 29, 2028	MicroSat
Hosted Payload 15 kg Sensor nach GEO _Sample	GEO – Geostationary orbit (35,786 km)	–	15 kg	Jan 01, 2028	Dec 31, 2028	Hosted payload
60 kg Mikrosatellit AIS nach LEO 550 km _Sample	LEO – Low Earth orbit (200–2,000 km)	500–600	60 kg	May 01, 2027	Nov 30, 2027	MicroSat
12U CubeSat Hyperspektral nach SSO 520 km _Sample	SSO – Sun-synchronous orbit	500–540	22 kg	Apr 01, 2027	Oct 31, 2027	CubeSat
800 kg Kommunikationssatellit nach GTO _Sample	GTO – Geostationary transfer orbit	–	800 kg	Oct 01, 2027	Jun 30, 2028	Other cargo
3U CubeSat Technologiedemo nach LEO _Sample	LEO – Low Earth orbit (200–2,000 km)	400–600	5 kg	Jan 15, 2027	Dec 31, 2027	CubeSat
250 kg Radarsatellit nach LEO 600 km _Sample	LEO – Low Earth orbit (200–2,000 km)	550–650	250 kg	Jun 01, 2027	Jan 31, 2028	MicroSat
6U CubeSat IoT nach SSO 500 km _Sample	SSO – Sun-synchronous orbit	480–550	11 kg	Feb 01, 2027	Aug 31, 2027	CubeSat
120 kg Erdbeobachtung nach SSO 550 km _Sample	SSO – Sun-synchronous orbit	500–600	120 kg	Mar 01, 2027	Sep 30, 2027	MicroSat

How the Rideshare Marketplace works

Publish a listing

You describe your payload with mass, dimensions, payload type and interface, plus target orbit, altitude, inclination and the period in which you want to launch. The listing appears in the marketplace right away and stays visible until you pause or close it.

Find matching listings

The list can be filtered by orbit, altitude, payload, launch window and payload type. You see at a glance who wants to launch into the same orbit in the same period.

Get in touch directly

Using the messaging function, you write directly to the company behind a listing. How you work together and which provider you fly with is agreed between you.

Payloads and orbits in the marketplace

The marketplace lists CubeSats from 1U to 16U, microsatellites, hosted payloads and orbital transfer vehicles. Rideshares are sought into all common orbits: low Earth orbit (LEO) and sun-synchronous orbit (SSO), medium Earth orbit (MEO), geostationary transfer orbit (GTO) and geostationary orbit (GEO), as well as to the Moon and Mars. Sharing a rocket with others bundles payloads for the same target orbit and launch window and makes a suitable launch easier to find.

Frequently asked questions

What does a listing in the Rideshare Marketplace cost?

Posting listings is free of charge.

Who can publish a listing?

Every company and institution with an account on Carrier Space, whether satellite operator, research institution or launch provider.

Who can see which company is behind a listing?

Signed-in companies see the name and can get in touch. Visitors without an account see listings without company names.

Can I book a launch through the marketplace?

No. The marketplace is for finding partners. You request a launch from the provider through the missions on Carrier Space.

How long does a listing stay visible?

Until you pause, close or delete it yourself. There is no automatic expiry.

What information does not belong in a listing?

Technical data whose disclosure is restricted under export control law. Listings are visible to all signed-in companies.

Find partners for your launch

Create a company account and publish your first listing free of charge.

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