Everything Apsia does comes in every subscription: battery, solar arrays, power electronics, energy per orbit, plans, end of life and certificates. The price follows the number of satellites. Invoiced, not card-billed.
Prices exclude VAT. Pilots are quoted after a short call about fleet size, telemetry format and goals.
For battery health: battery voltage, current and temperature, timestamped, at least a few hours. For the forecast: the orbit (TLE) and a power sheet. For planning: your activity plan as CSV or JSON. Nothing else.
To servers in the European Union. The free analysis keeps neither your file nor your telemetry. Workspaces store per-orbit summaries and reports, never raw telemetry. Enterprise runs inside your own infrastructure.
No. Apsia has no command path. It reads housekeeping telemetry and writes recommendations that your operators approve.
The battery analysis starts the day you send a file. A connector to your telemetry store usually takes one to two weeks, depending on the format.
Not without written consent. What Apsia learns from your workspace or your pilot is used only for your own satellites.
By the class of satellite: CubeSats from €600 per satellite and month, smallsats of 30 to 500 kg from €1,500, GEO and MEO from €5,000. Large fleets get volume pricing. Annual invoice.
A report with a number and a fingerprint: how the battery is, how it has been used against its limits and what its on-board gauge says about it. When it is issued, its file is time-stamped by two independent authorities and anchored in Bitcoin, so anyone you send it to can check on apsia.space/verify, without trusting us, that it is the original and when it existed.