Introducing Waymaker, our new dedicated LEO rideshare program
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Whether you need a routine rideshare launch or a custom mission to deep space, SEOPS is shaping what it means to have an all-access pass to space. Read on to discover how we’re pioneering a new frontier in getting your spacecraft on orbit.
SEOPS’ new Waymaker rideshare program to LEO complements its existing GTO rideshare opportunities; U.S. government, commercial customers secure first rides Amsterdam, Netherlands (May 26, 2026) — During the SmallSat Europe conference being held in Amsterdam, space access provider SEOPS announced its Waymaker program, the company’s dedicated rideshare missions to low Earth orbit (LEO). Waymaker is …
Latest mission highlights the rideshare provider’s ability to accommodate last-minute manifest additions and the debut of its new ‘soft-ride’ deployment system.
The launch world is moving fast, and keeping up—especially if you’re juggling multiple spacecraft or a complex mission roadmap—can feel like flying through turbulence at Mach speed. That’s exactly why we built LaunchLock Prime: to make launch planning simpler, more flexible, and easier on your budget. Whether you’re launching a flagship demo with plans to …
Keystone, our new satellite separation system, represents a significant leap forward in simplicity, reliability, and affordability for small and mid-sized satellite deployment. When it came time to select a manufacturing partner to bring this vision to life, SEOPS turned to a name synonymous with precision and performance: AJG Aerospace. We’re proud to announce that AJG …
At SEOPS, we’ve spent years working at the intersection of payload integration, mission assurance, and launch operations. That experience taught us a critical truth: many of the most persistent risks in smallsat launches don’t come from the rocket itself, but from the complexity of separation hardware and the integration process. Keystone was designed to address those risks directly—with a system that is both mechanically robust and operationally simple.
In the ever-shifting world of launch, satellite owners and operators always must pay attention to the latest market conditions and make the best possible decisions while planning for a launch in the future.
