A single LunaWorks mission takes your payload from the launch pad to the lunar surface, fully managed end to end.
Agnostic launch capability: anywhere, anytime, to any orbit. Designed to fly aboard any commercial rideshare.
Your payload is protected the entire way, shielded from the harsh space environment as it crosses the Earth–Moon corridor.
Land anywhere on the Moon, with a mission tailored to your payload's exact needs.
The lander is built to survive a full lunar day, providing life support to your payload throughout its stay on the surface.
Connect to a network of communications relays, providing coverage when it's needed, where it's needed.
A flexible launch profile gets payloads up cheaply, and a purpose-built lander gets them down, staying in contact the whole way.
Cost
The standard
Getting a payload to the lunar surface has always come at a steep price.
With LunaWorks
Up to 10× cheaper delivery, through rideshare launch and a tailored mission timeline.
Cadence
The standard
Infrequent launch windows force customers to plan missions years in advance. Miss one and the schedule slips.
With LunaWorks
High-cadence availability, designed to fly aboard any commercial rideshare, to any orbit.
Integration
The standard
Every payload becomes a custom engineering effort. There's no standard path from your lab to the lunar surface.
With LunaWorks
A fixed-price, fully managed mission service: one repeatable path from launch pad to surface.
Relay Network
The standard
Coverage gaps and heavy onboard comms requirements slow missions down and eat into payload mass.
With LunaWorks
Moon-wide relay coverage for every asset, so payloads carry less and focus purely on the science.
Q4 2026
Artemis & allied programs
NASA and allied space agencies are funding a long-term lunar presence, backing the infrastructure that a permanent Moon base will need.
10–25 assets a year
Rovers, science payloads, and resource-extraction demos are deploying rapidly, with heavy concentration around the South Pole.
Services, not systems
Commercial missions are increasingly purchasing services instead of owning every layer, from launch to relay.
National security priority
Far-side and South Pole communications are becoming critical infrastructure, and no commercial player owns it yet.
We're partnering with payload customers, mission operators, and early investors to build the lunar economy's backbone.
