Intelligence for the Space Economy
Every move in the space economy. On the record.
Who signed with whom, on what terms and by what deadline.
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From this morning's Orbital Brief
- SpaceX launches 21 Space Development Agency (SDA) data satellites after prior auto-abort. Read it in The Orbital Briefspaceflightnow.com
- Europe's Earth observation operators pivot into satellite communications. Read it in The Orbital Briefpayloadspace.com
- Banglalink to launch Starlink Mobile service in Bangladesh. Read it in The Orbital Briefsatellitetoday.com
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The platform
One place for the record. Five ways to work it.
Search it, watch it, ask it or build a report from it. Every line links to the document it came from.
Mission Control
Your own desk: a filings calendar that shows when each comment deadline and license expiry falls, beside your watchlist, plus the news, charts, contracts and alerts you choose, in a layout you arrange and keep.
Non-terrestrial networks
Non-terrestrial networks (NTN) are satellite links to phones and devices. Satellite operators ranked beside the carriers they serve: satellites in orbit, spectrum, partnerships and disclosed deal terms, each with its source.
Filings and deadlines
Filings from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and regulators abroad in one list, with the form type, the date, the direct link and the comment or reply deadline the filing starts.
Cited reports
Start from a template or describe the report you need. Every figure carries a citation, and the report re-runs on your schedule and shows what changed.
SIG/NAIC AI
Ask in plain language and get an answer card with citations into the record, or have it build the report for you.
Coverage
The record, by the numbers.
Live counts from the Signaic record, updated throughout the day, every day. As the space economy grows, so does every number on this page.
Last counted Oct 10, 2026 at 10:27 PM Central
of records link to the source document they came from: regulators, exchanges, agencies and operators around the world.
of source links confirmed live in the latest check.
136,000+ links tested. Oct 10, 2026.
- 195+
sources, each read on its publisher's own schedule: regulators, exchanges, procurement portals, orbital catalogs and trade press
- 45
jurisdictions on six continents
- 260+
companies, agencies and regulators, with 415+ alternate names resolved to the right parent
- 13,000+
satellites on orbit across tracked constellations, tied to their operator
- $330B+
in government contract awards to tracked companies, across 84,000+ awards
+310 awards worth $540M in the last 30 days
- 15,000+
regulatory filings, licenses, consultations and notices
+2,800 published in the last 30 days
From public record to your desk
Read
Signaic reads each source on the schedule its publisher keeps, around the clock.
Resolve
Records are tied to the company, agency or regulator they belong to. Subsidiaries and brand names land on the right parent.
Deliver
Alerts, the daily brief, reports and answers, each with the source link and the deadline it starts.
SIG/NAIC AI
Ask the record. Get an answer you can cite.
SIG/NAIC AI answers from Signaic's own record, not the open web. Every answer carries citations you can open. When the record does not hold the answer, it says so.
Asked
What deal terms has AST SpaceMobile disclosed with its mobile carrier partners?
Disclosed deal terms exist for nine agreements, including a $20 million prepayment each from Verizon and AT&T, a $0.5 million annual exclusive fee from Rakuten Mobile, mutual exclusivity in the Vodafone five-year agreement, a percentage-of-gross-revenue model with AT&T, and partially disclosed spectrum and hosting arrangements with Ligado Networks and American Tower.
Citations
- 1AST SpaceMobile annual report for 2024 (Form 10-K), sec.gov (opens in a new tab)Cited for the terms with Vodafone Group, Verizon, AT&T, American Tower, Rakuten Mobile and Ligado Networks.
Captured from SIG/NAIC AI on Oct 2, 2026. Trimmed for length.
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- Visual Studio Code
- Claude Code
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Use cases
Built for people whose decisions ride on this market.
See a rival's filing the day it enters the record. Watch the bands and countries you hold or want, and get the comment deadline with the alert.
Start with: Filings, alerts
Compare who signed with which satellite operator, on what spectrum and on what terms, before you choose a partner.
Start with: Non-terrestrial network (NTN) intelligence
Run diligence from one page per company: filings, contracts, satellites, partnerships and financials, each cited.
Start with: Entities, reports
Find the constellations, ground segments and procurements that create demand for what you build.
Start with: Government contracts, orbital data
Follow awards, contractors and orbital activity across agencies, with every award linked to its record.
Start with: Government contracts, company pages
Work from primary records with a link to the filing, not a press release.
Start with: Industry news, company pages
The market, measured
This market does not wait for the quarterly report.
29%more satellites on orbit across tracked constellations than a year ago
Source: SIG/NAIC | signaic.com | As of Oct 10, 2026
- 3,500+satellites launched in the last 12 months
- 2,800+regulatory filings, licenses, consultations and notices published in the last 30 days
- 445+open deadlines on the clock today
Get tomorrow's moves at 6:00 AM Central
The Orbital Brief is free. Every development in three parts: what happened, why it matters, the clock.
How it compares
Analyst reports and Signaic, side by side
Reports explain the market on a publishing schedule. Signaic shows you the record as it changes, every day.
| What you get | Analyst reports | Signaic |
|---|---|---|
| Covers the satellite and non-terrestrial network (NTN) market | Yes | Yes |
| Updated every day | No | Yes |
| Answers your questions in seconds, with citations | No | Yes |
| Alerts on the companies, countries and bands you choose | No | Yes |
| Regulatory deadlines on a live clock | No | Yes |
| Works inside Claude, ChatGPT, Slack and Microsoft Teams | No | Yes |
| Published prices and a free daily brief to start | Sometimes | Yes |
| Exports to Excel and PDF | Yes | Yes |
| Branded charts and tables you can publish | No | Yes |
Analyst reports means subscription research from space and telecom analyst firms, as described on their public product pages, checked October 2026. Reports remain the place for forecasts and analyst opinion. Signaic is the daily record beneath them.
Built so you can check it.
Provenance
Every record carries its source, the source's own reference, the time it was retrieved and a confidence tier.
Verified links
98.5% of source links confirmed live in the latest check, re-tested on a rolling schedule.
History
When a record changes, the earlier version is kept with the time it changed.
Security
Encryption in transit and at rest, workspace isolation enforced in the database, and an audit log.
Pricing
Start free. Add your own watchlist when you are ready.
The Orbital Brief
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The daily read on the space economy.
- The daily brief at 6:00 AM Central
- Every item linked to its record
- Deadlines due in the next two weeks
- A chart of the day you can publish
- The brief archive
Signaic Watch
$499per month
$4,990 per year
Your watchlist, alerts and cited reports.
- Everything in The Orbital Brief
- Watchlists and alerts on companies, countries and bands
- Filings, orbital data and non-terrestrial network intelligence
- Cited reports with SIG/NAIC AI
- Connections to artificial intelligence (AI) assistants and chat tools
Signaic Terminal
$1,500per month
$15,000 per year
The full record, unlimited SIG/NAIC AI and exports.
- Everything in Signaic Watch
- Government contracts, securities filings and the Federal Register
- Regulatory guide by country
- Unlimited SIG/NAIC AI within fair use
- Excel, CSV and PDF exports
Enterprise
Talk to usPriced for your team
Application programming interface (API) access, single sign-on, custom limits and a security review. Annual invoice.
- Everything in Signaic Terminal
- API access with self-serve keys
- Single sign-on
- Limits set with your team
- Security review and annual invoice
Questions, answered.
Signaic is a record of the space economy that you can search, watch and cite. It reads regulators, exchanges, procurement portals, orbital catalogs and trade press, ties records to the companies behind them, and shows who signed with whom, on what spectrum, on what terms and by what deadline. You work with it through a free daily brief, watchlists and alerts, cited reports and SIG/NAIC AI.
Signaic is built for people whose decisions ride on this market: spectrum and regulatory teams, strategy teams at carriers and mobile network operators, investors and analysts, and suppliers and business development teams. The same record serves government and defense teams, journalists and researchers.
From 195+ sources across 45 jurisdictions: regulators, exchanges, procurement portals, orbital catalogs and trade press. Each source is read on its publisher's own schedule, so a new filing, notice or award reaches the record shortly after it is released. Every record shows the time it was retrieved.
Every record carries its source, the source's own reference, the time it was retrieved and a confidence tier, and 99.9% of records link to the source document they came from. Source links are re-tested on a rolling schedule, and 98.5% were confirmed live in the latest check. The methodology page explains how the record is built and how to report a correction.
SIG/NAIC AI answers questions from Signaic's own record, not the open web, and every answer carries citations you can open. Like any AI system, it can misread a source, which is why each claim sits beside the citation that lets you check it.
Signaic connects to Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Perplexity, Gemini, Cursor, Visual Studio Code and Claude Code. You sign in with your Signaic account, ask from the tool you already use, and get the same cited answer with a link that opens the full record in Signaic. The integrations page has a setup guide for each one.
The Orbital Brief is free: the daily read on the space economy. Signaic Watch adds your own watchlist, alerts, monitoring pages and cited reports with SIG/NAIC AI. Signaic Terminal opens the full record, unlimited SIG/NAIC AI and exports; past 30 actions per seat per day, a request waits a few seconds and is never refused. The pricing table above lists every difference, and you can change plans at any time.
Yes. Signaic Watch and Signaic Terminal each start with a 14-day trial, and no payment card is needed to begin. The Orbital Brief is free for as long as you want it.
Yes, on Enterprise. A workspace owner creates a key in Settings and your systems can read companies, filings, deadlines, contracts, partnerships and a feed of what changed, each record with its source. The API can also run a saved report or ask SIG/NAIC AI a question. Signaic does not sell a bulk copy of the record.
Yes. Every chart and table in Signaic can be copied or downloaded as an image, sized for slides or for a post, and you are free to use it in your decks, posts and reports with the Signaic mark intact. Bulk copying of the record itself is not permitted.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Each workspace is isolated from every other at the data layer, two-step sign-in with an authenticator app is available, and account activity is written to an audit log. The security page has the details.
No. Analyst reports give forecasts and analyst opinion on a publishing schedule. Signaic is the daily record beneath them, with records linked to their sources, alerts on the companies, countries and bands you choose, and regulatory deadlines on a clock. Many teams will use both.
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