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 …
Our team is excited to be headed to Logan UT in a couple days for the Small Satellite Conference | SmallSat. It’s great to have the industry gathered once again, where we can meet face-to-face with our partners, customers, media and other players in the new space economy.
We’re excited to support five spacecraft and a hosted payload on SpaceX’s upcoming Transporter-11 Rideshare mission, which is targeted to lift off on a Falcon 9 from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California this summer.
Our team is headed to Small Satellite Conference in Logan Utah Aug. 5-8, 2024, and we’ve got many exciting opportunities lined up, including a few we can’t fully disclose yet (Hint: We’ll give you a ride so you can get where you need to be. Hanging out with the most experienced rideshare provider has its perks!)
As the most experienced rideshare and launch services provider, SEOPS is constantly iterating and innovating to create rapid and responsive hardware solutions for both our U.S. government and commercial clients.
We are excited to announce that we have signed an agreement with RIDE! to help more smallsat operators – especially those outside of the United States – quickly and reliably procure launch capacity and secure experienced integration and mission support to get their spacecraft safely on orbit.
