Satellogic Multispectral Imagery

Satellogic Multispectral Imagery lets buyers look back at a location through Satellogic's global archive of sub-metre satellite imagery, or task new captures of the sites that matter to them, through a single platform and API.

The imagery comes from Satellogic's own NewSat constellation of Mark IV and Mark V microsatellites, whose multispectral cameras capture four bands (blue, green, red and near-infrared) at a native resolution of 70 cm or 99 cm depending on off-nadir angle. Products range from L1 Basic (geocorrected) to L1 Ortho, an orthorectified product at 50 cm or 70 cm GSD using a super-resolution algorithm, and are delivered as GeoTIFF with ISO and STAC metadata. Every package is digitally signed.

Buyers search, order and download imagery in the Aleph self-service web platform or through the Aleph REST API, which uses OAuth2 and a STAC-compliant archive catalogue; tasked imagery can also be delivered to an AWS S3 bucket. An optional analytics layer that detects land equipment, vessels and aircraft can be added on request.

Satellogic publishes its prices: archive imagery at $4 per km² (minimum one 4 km² tile, delivered within an hour if already processed), standard area coverage at $8 per km², standard point tasking at $10 per km² and rush tasking at $23 per km² with L1 Basic delivery in 6 hours. In February 2025 Satellogic and Telespazio Brasil announced a multi-year contract under which the Brazilian Air Force uses the Aleph platform to task NewSat imagery for defence and security monitoring.