What is SkyFi's business model?

SkyFi operates a geospatial marketplace, aggregating satellite imagery and analytics from over 50 providers through a single interface, often called a 'virtual constellation'.

Who invested in SkyFi's Series A round?

SkyFi's $12.7 million Series A round was co-led by Buoyant Ventures and IronGate Capital Advisors, with participation from DNV Ventures, TFX Ventures, Beyond Earth Tech, Nova Threshold, Chris Morisoli, RSquared VC, and J2 Ventures.

What are the applications for SkyFi's data?

SkyFi's data has critical applications in energy, agriculture, climate monitoring, disaster response, and defense, serving both commercial and government users.

Home / Business and Economy / SkyFi Lands $12.7M to Revolutionize Earth Data

SkyFi Lands $12.7M to Revolutionize Earth Data

14 Jan

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Summary

SkyFi secured $12.7 million in a Series A funding round.
The company aggregates data from over 50 satellite providers.
Investment fuels platform expansion for global data access.

SkyFi Lands $12.7M to Revolutionize Earth Data

SkyFi, a U.S. geospatial data firm, announced on January 14, 2026, that it secured $12.7 million in a Series A funding round. The company aggregates satellite imagery and analytics from numerous partner operators, rather than owning its own spacecraft, a model that has attracted significant investor interest.

The oversubscribed round was co-led by Buoyant Ventures and IronGate Capital Advisors, with additional participation from several other venture capital firms. SkyFi's platform functions as a "virtual constellation," providing customers with a unified interface to access data from over 50 providers across various sensor types.

This funding will empower SkyFi to expand its platform and partnerships, making Earth observation data more accessible globally for critical applications in defense, energy, agriculture, and climate monitoring. The company aims to simplify the procurement of satellite imagery through its distribution layer.