If you want to send something to space — start with Gravity.
Gravity is a space solutions marketplace and operating layer. We connect mission owners with launch providers, satellite manufacturers and contractors through a structured RFQ → matching → deal workflow.
This deck shows what we do, why the market is ready and how a staged capital plan ($150k → $350k → $500k) turns Gravity into a global marketplace.
Huge market. No simple, structured entry point.
The space industry is commercial and growing, but still operates on intros, PDFs and private spreadsheets. There is no neutral, trusted digital layer between demand and supply.
Fragmented supply
Launch providers, brokers, manufacturers, integrators and data vendors live in separate silos. There is no single place to see who can do what, when, under which constraints.
Slow mission planning
Defining a mission, choosing a rocket and orbit can take months of calls and documents — especially for teams outside core space hubs or without in-house expertise.
No “marketplace” for space solutions
A company that needs “a satellite / satellite data / EO service” does not know where to start. Today it’s LinkedIn, conferences and guesswork — zero standardisation of RFQs and no transparent comparison.
Gravity — marketplace and operating layer above space services.
Gravity is a global space marketplace and workflow engine. We structure how missions are defined, how providers are discovered and how deals are executed.
One interface for missions and contractors
Companies come to Gravity with a mission or a problem statement: “we need to launch”, “we need a satellite”, “we need data”.
Gravity turns this into a structured RFQ, matches with launchers, manufacturers and data providers, and supports the path towards a commercial deal.
- Unified schemas for rockets, missions, satellites and data.
- Structured RFQs instead of unstructured email threads.
- Neutral positioning — we are not locked to one provider or country.
Not another broker — infrastructure
Brokers optimise for their portfolio; we optimise for the full market view. Gravity collaborates with brokers, integrators and operators instead of replacing them.
Our core asset is the data model + workflows: how requirements are captured, validated and routed, and how partners plug into this system.
- Commissions, PRO subscriptions, consulting and media on top.
- APIs and dashboards for partners in later phases.
- Scales as more missions and contractors join.
From “Which rocket?” to “Complete space solution” in one place.
Gravity starts with launches and extends into contractors and satellite data — same UX, same RFQ logic.
Launch a Mission
A mission planning interface for teams that need to put a payload on orbit. The user defines payload, orbit and timeframe — Gravity handles the rest.
- Catalog of rockets — light to heavy, with unified technical fields.
- Mission calculator — compatibility, cost range and constraints in minutes.
- 20+ metrics for comparison: price, payload, reliability, cadence and more.
- Standardised RFQ form that we help refine and route to operators.
Contractors & Components
A structured catalog of companies that design, build and support missions. From satellite buses to propulsion, ground segment and integration.
- Satellite manufacturers and subsystem providers.
- Integrators and turnkey mission teams.
- Ground stations, communications and data processing contractors.
- Filters by mission type, mass class, orbit and role in the value chain.
Satellite Data & EO Services
Marketplace for satellite imagery, analytics and monitoring services — focused on concrete business outcomes instead of raw data.
- Optical and SAR imagery providers.
- Ready-made analytics: agriculture, infrastructure, environment, security.
- APIs and dashboards for continuous monitoring.
- Structured requests by use case, region, cadence and budget.
Large, growing and directly monetisable by Gravity.
We focus on the parts of the space economy where a marketplace and RFQ engine can realistically capture value — not on speculative, non-monetisable segments.
Conservative market sizing
- Global space economy: ≈$613B (2024), on track to ~$1T over the next decade.
- TAM $40–70B: launches, satellite manufacturing, satellite data / EO and mission services where Gravity can plug in.
- SAM $3–8B (1–3 years): segments and regions where we can realistically close pilots and deals (MENA, LATAM, SEA, Eastern Europe).
- Realistic SOM $1–5M ARR (3–5 years): vertical B2B marketplace capturing a small share of deal flow via commissions, subscriptions and consulting.
Why now
- More rockets, more constellations, more EO projects — complexity grows faster than transparency.
- Emerging-space regions want space capabilities but rely on foreign launchers and integrators.
- Chinese and other non-Western providers actively look for channels to work with developing programmes.
- No neutral, digital “front door” that aggregates supply and standardises RFQs.
Gravity sits at this intersection: a neutral interface between global providers and international demand, with clear legal and export-control boundaries.
Live MVP + real launch partners, not slideware.
Gravity is already running as a curated MVP with real data, tools and partners. We are now turning this into a scalable platform.
Product today
- Unified database of launch vehicles (with structured fields).
- Mission calculator — payload/orbit input → compatibility and shortlists.
- Single RFQ form, manually validated and routed by our team.
- Initial contractor and data segments in preparation.
We deliberately started manual: understand how decisions are made, then encode this logic into the platform.
Current partner base
Confirmed partners already working with Gravity:
- 2 additional confirmed partners from the UK and the US (satellites / services).
- Ongoing negotiations with European, American and Middle Eastern companies.
- Focus on partners that can support missions in emerging-space regions.
For investors this is a simple proof: operators are prepared to work through a platform like Gravity, not just through traditional brokers and one-to-one channels.
12-month KPIs (attainable, not fictional)
Three realistic stages: 150k → 350k → 500k.
We don’t need “blank cheque” funding. We propose a clear, milestone-driven capital plan that matches product and market risk.
We already have a live MVP and partners. Stage 1 turns it into a sharper, revenue-ready platform.
- Finish and harden RFQ engine and launch catalog.
- Improve mission calculator and comparison UX.
- Onboard and activate first 4–6 partners (incl. Orienspace, Space Pioneer, UK & US).
- Close first commercial pilots and paid support projects.
- Launch Gravity Media in a focused, testable format.
With core workflows validated, Stage 2 turns Gravity into a working operating platform.
- Personal accounts for customers and partners.
- Partner dashboards and basic analytics.
- Advanced RFQ workflows and matching logic.
- Launch PRO subscriptions (first 50–100 paying users).
- Scale BD in 2–3 priority regions (e.g. MENA, LATAM).
Stage 3 extends Gravity from a platform to a complete marketplace and app ecosystem.
- Marketplace architecture (listings, bids, service packs, payments).
- Mobile apps (iOS / Android) for missions and partners.
- API access for operators and enterprise customers.
- Expansion into more verticals: orbital, in-space, interplanetary.
- Preparation for institutional round based on ARR and retention.
Use of funds — principles, not wishlists
- Product & engineering (≈40–45%) — RFQ engine, data model, dashboards, security.
- Team (≈30%) — CTO, 2 senior engineers, product, BD lead, media/content.
- GTM & partnerships (≈10–15%) — targeted BD, conferences, CRM, pilots.
- Media & brand (≈5–8%) — Gravity Media content, PR, SEO.
- Legal, infra, reserve (≈10%) — compliance, cloud, buffer.
Financial highlights at a glance.
Gravity is built as a capital-efficient, vertical marketplace: realistic deal flow, healthy unit economics and clear upside without relying on “winner-takes-all” assumptions.
$15–40M at 3–8× ARR in the base case, with upside to $36–96M in the optimistic $12M ARR scenario.
From core infrastructure to a global marketplace.
Three phases with clear outcomes. Each stage of funding maps directly to these phases.
- Core RFQ engine and launch / contractor catalogues live.
- Mission calculator, comparison tools and basic partner workflows.
- First cohort of partners (launch, satellites, data, integrators).
- Gravity Media launched with focused, high-quality content.
- Several commercial pilots and deals closed via Gravity.
- Full RFQ workflows, matching logic and mission management tools.
- Accounts and dashboards for customers and partners.
- PRO subscriptions and partner commercial packages.
- Stronger presence in target regions (MENA, LATAM, Europe, SEA).
- Gravity operating as a repeatable revenue platform.
- Global marketplace: listings, bids, integrated payments.
- Mobile apps, APIs and deeper integrations with partner systems.
- Expansion into in-space and interplanetary service verticals.
- Gravity as a default digital gateway for space solutions.
Who is building Gravity.
Combination of product, systems thinking and long-term obsession with space.
Over 10 years deeply involved in space as a domain — now combining personal passion with product and go-to-market experience.
Expert in designing and integrating CRM, ERP systems and platforms — responsible for Gravity’s architecture and operations.
Designed 30+ training programmes and worked with leading brands. Builds Gravity’s product methodology and decision logic.
Want to invest in space infrastructure? Start with Gravity.
Gravity digitises launches, satellites, data and contractors and makes them accessible through one entry point. We are ready to walk you through the product, roadmap and financial model in detail.
Email: team@grvty.space