Space Phoenix
"Third Party Logistics (imagine 'FedEx') for space"
Returnable Payload on-Demand (R/PoD)
Our Vision: A vibrant and easily utilized Low Earth Orbit for anyone
The Problem: Needs of the Global Space Industry are not being met
There are few easy options to get stuff to space
Options are very costly, and limited in scope and scale
Forced vertical integration is stifling innovation
Our Mission - Rapid delivery and return of cargo-agnostic payloads at dramatically lower investment, launch, and operational costs
The Solution: Simplifying Space Payload Delivery and Return
Phoenix R/POD
Returnable Payload-on-Demand
Reusable Spacecraft
Dramatically reduced costs, ~60% or more reduction
Disruptive Business Model
Pay for only what you need and advance reservations
High Operational Cadence
Operation at a speed that meets market needs
Global Infrastructure Strategy
Fleet of spacecraft large enough to meet global demand
Our Offering - Simplifying Space Payload Delivery
We are building the infrastructure that allows space to be rapidly
accessed and utilized
Selling the "wagons and shovels" of the new space gold rush
Reusable Spacecraft
Fully reusable, capable of multiple launches and re-entries
Cost per kilo dramatically lower than
current market options
High Operational Cadence
Compatible with any global launch system
Launch agreements across industry, moving at the speed of the market
Rapid Tactical Systems Integration
Quickly configurable to host diverse payloads
We move speed of the market to match unmet demand
New Revenue Model
e-Commerce model to deliver payloads - Returnable Payload on Demand (R/PoD)
Current industry standards are 18 - 24 months to launch, SPS plans on reducing this to under 6 months
Current Payload-to-Space Operations Model
High expenses and a "one-and-done" model is holding back the space industry.
Options for upgrades, repairs, and reuse are limited to launching more and more satellites.
The current payload-to-space process is
costly, inflexible, and limits innovation.
Stages of Payload-to-Space Value Chain
1
Payload
Development
R&D, manufacturing and space qualification
2
Platform/Satellite Development
NRE, R&D, and manufacturing
3
Integration
and Launch
Facilities, labor and specialty equipment
4
Commissioning and Operations
Specialized staff and equipment
Challenges and Inefficiencies in the Current Model
Limited Access
Resource Diversion
Inefficiency
Space Phoenix Systems Value Proposition
Payload Customer
Focused on Payload/Technology Development
Space Phoenix
Managed Mission: Satellite Integration, Launch, Operations, Return, and Recovery
Faster
Payloads to orbit in 100 days or less
Cheaper
~60% reduction in cost
Better
Satellites tailored to the mission
Company Momentum and Market Traction
8 LOIs
$100M+
Contract pipeline of over $100M in next 60 months from:
Space Station Builders
Space Biotech
In Space Manufacturers
Space Agriculture
Signed LOIs and Partnerships represent over 75% of our total spacecraft inventory, through to 2030
Product and Technology Roadmap
Phoenix Hermes Alpha - 2026/2027
50-70kg “wet” spacecraft
~10-12.5 kg Cargo
100 to 150 W
Status: Design in progress for "Project 100"
Phoenix Hermes Beta 2027
50-70kg “wet” spacecraft
~15 - 20 kg Cargo
100 to 150 W
Status: Design in progress
Phoenix Athena 2027/2028
~250 kg "wet" spacecraft
~100 - 110 kg cargo
~1.5 to 2.5 kW
Status: Concept in development
Phoenix Zeus 2028/2029+
~500 kg "wet" spacecraft
~250 kg cargo
~2.5 to 4 kW
Status: Future concept development
Concept of Operations - Hermes Alpha: "Project 100"
  • The Hermes Alpha mission is our first free flying spacecraft with 10 kg of payload
  • Demonstrates rapid payload turnaround with two launches and recoveries within a 100 days
  • Sets the basis for multiple follow on Hermes series of spacecraft to provide an offering to the market of rapid flight and return of small payloads
Meet the team - Experienced leaders from across industry
Andrew J. Parlock
Co-founder and CEO
Recognized leader in the Global Space Industry
Tal Horton-Horsman
CTO
Experienced leader in spacecraft engineering and development
Frank Johnson
CSO/Director of Global Development
C-level executive and recognized global leader
Mike Larkin
Respected C-level executive Advisor with 40+ years of experience in disruptive technology sectors
Stuart Cohen
Director of Strategic Partnerships
Former President and CEO 30+ years in technology
Kendra L. Parlock
Co-founder and Executive Advisor
Global leader focused on fund raising and innovation
Latest News
September 9th, 2024

Technical.ly

Baltimore startup aims to be ‘FedEx for space,’ shipping cargo into orbit faster and cheaper

Space Phoenix plans to launch its first product next year and is actively raising capital.

Join the Journey
Returnable Payload-on-Demand (R/PoD)
Market-defining concept
"Pay only for what you need."
Evolution of the
Democratization of Space
Elimination of the barriers to get to space, improved access
Infrastructure to realize the potential of Global Space Economy
Capturing the $500B Upside
Join us as we create a vibrant and easily utilized
Low Earth Orbit for Everyone
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