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Exosat

exosat.com

Building a neutral, sovereign alternative to Starlink

HQSingapore, Singapore
Employees1-10
Profile 1mo ago
Specialization
Distributed Computing
Business
Network Servicesand 1 more business values
  • Project Development
Market
Telecommunicationsand 1 more market values
  • Space
Ecosystem
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Customers
Enterprises
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Commercial Company
Ecosystem
Not classified
Business
Network Services, Project Development
Specialization
Distributed Computing
Market
Telecommunications, Space
Customers
Enterprises
Delivery models
Not classified
Revenue models
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Listing status
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Latest equity round
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About

Exosat is building thousands of low-cost communication satellites to provide a neutral, sovereign alternative to Starlink. By designing our satellites with zero ITAR/EAR-controlled content, we can leverage manufacturers anywhere in the world to produce our satellites at under a tenth of the cost and launch them from other nations to bypass capacity bottlenecks and access equatorial orbits. We're starting off by selling connectivity to device OEMs and network operators, but will eventually use the distributed compute across our constellation to run low-latency inference for robots and autonomous vehicles in remote and rural areas anywhere on the planet. We've already signed hundreds of millions in LOIs to work with operators across Central Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, booked our first satellite launch next year, and hold an 11,000 satellite filing with the ITU to build the largest comms network outside of the U.S. and China.

Recent News

2026-09-17product_launch
Exosat launches on Y Combinator with $400M in customer LOIs

On 2026-09-17, Exosat publicly launched on Y Combinator’s Launch YC, presenting its plan to build thousands of low-cost communication satellites as a sovereign alternative to Starlink. The announcement said Exosat had booked its first satellite launch for the following April, signed $400 million in customer letters of intent across six nations, and filed with the ITU for an 11,000-satellite constellation.

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