PAVE Space builds propulsion systems and in-space transfer infrastructure for satellite operators who can't afford to guess.
Explore the Platform Request a DemoSatellites get launched into one orbit. Mission requirements often demand another. Until now, repositioning a spacecraft meant burning precious onboard propellant — or abandoning the mission profile altogether. PAVE Space solves that with dedicated transfer vehicles and modular propulsion systems built for repeated use.
Reusable orbital transfer vehicles that carry payloads between LEO, MEO, and GEO orbits on demand. Designed for multi-mission profiles with standardized docking interfaces.
Bolt-on propulsion packs compatible with most commercial satellite buses. Electric and chemical variants covering delta-v requirements from 50 m/s to 1.5 km/s.
Trajectory optimization tools that model orbital mechanics, debris avoidance corridors, and regulatory windows. Output integrates directly with spacecraft on-board computers via CCSDS-compatible telecommand.
Seed Funding
Propulsion Prototypes Tested
Max Delta-V Delivered
First Orbital Demo Planned
Every kilogram of fuel a satellite carries at launch costs roughly €8,000 to orbit. Operators are making compromise mission plans just to keep enough propellant for end-of-life deorbit.
PAVE Space removes that constraint. Our transfer vehicles carry the fuel. Satellites focus on their mission. Operators stop paying launch rates for propellant they shouldn't need to carry.
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Visionaries Club invested €4.5M in PAVE Space's Seed Round. Visionaries Club backs European deep-tech and technology founders building infrastructure for the next decade.
The Zurich-based orbital logistics company will use the capital to accelerate propulsion prototype testing and prepare for a 2025 orbital demonstration.
Our EP-7 ion thruster module passed cumulative burn qualification, clearing the path toward orbital flight heritage certification.
Satellite operators can now model multi-burn transfer sequences using PAVE Space's trajectory planning tool ahead of the hardware launch.