Investing in Astro Dynamic
Regulated organisations want satellite imagery as evidence, and they can’t rely on it until they can show its source and their right to use it. We built Data Sphere to make that possible. The plan, the model and the pipeline are in our data room.
What’s in the data room→Dubai, United Arab Emirates
How we make money
We earn a margin on every image sold through Data Sphere.
On top of that, organisations pay a subscription for the records that make the imagery usable as evidence, and providers and partners pay for the customer handling we take off them.
Why us
We took five years to open Data Sphere.
Turning licence agreements into permissions the platform enforces means working through each supplier’s contracts one at a time, and you can’t bolt that on later. Every supplier we add, and every customer we check, makes the platform more useful to the rest.
Data Sphere opened to the public in October 2026, a month after we signed a reseller agreement with Vantor, formerly Maxar Intelligence, for WorldView imagery at 30 cm.
Optical imagery at 30 cm, hyperspectral data, and open radar and multispectral data from Copernicus are searchable on the platform now. Our partners and the programmes behind us are on the About page.
The company is run by its three co-founders, who between them cover the commercial, technical and business development work. Meet them.
In the data room
To see the data room, write to investors@astrodynamic.space.
- Business plan
- Financial model
- Company documentsShareholder agreement and articles of association
- Pipeline registerLetters of intent, NDAs and customer engagement
Questions first? Write to info@astrodynamic.space.