InspeCity has secured $12.0M in a Series A round, a bet on the growing need for sustainability in the increasingly crowded low-Earth orbit. The spacetech startup, founded by two engineers with a deep obsession for space, is building tools to address the operational messiness of the new space economy-think debris, traffic, and the long-term viability of commercial activity up there.
The funding arrives as more private players launch constellations and satellites, making the problem of keeping orbit clean and manageable more urgent. InspeCity’s pitch is straightforward: if you’re going to commercialize space, you need a plan for what happens after the mission. The capital will help the founders push their solutions forward, though specifics on how the money will be deployed remain under wraps.
