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Orbit

Orbit is a premium marketing template for an aerospace / LEO satellite-connectivity startup flying a constellation of small satellites. Its signature is a large, full-bleed self-animating inline SVG that fills the hero band: a luminous planet built from radial gradients (lit limb, terminator night-shading, a breathing atmospheric halo) anchors the composition while three satellites ride tilted elliptical orbits (SMIL animateMotion + mpath) trailing glowing comet tails, over a slowly-rotating twinkling starfield, a faint feTurbulence nebula and a coordinate graticule for scale. Real depth comes from layered SVG <radialGradient>/<linearGradient> and <filter> glow (feGaussianBlur + feMerge, feDropShadow) plus orbit rings that draw themselves on and an occasional signal-ping pulse. It is pure SVG + CSS/SMIL — no video and no scroll effects. The page continues with a four-metric capability grid (coverage, latency, bandwidth, constellation size), an animated ground→satellite→ground "how a packet flies" diagram, a live-telemetry stats band, a mission section over a real Earth-from-orbit photograph, partner logos with an operator quote, an early-access email CTA and a full footer. All motion respects prefers-reduced-motion — the orbits freeze and the satellites settle to a static parked frame.

Cinematic, technical and quietly optimistic — a deep-space canvas where a luminous planet and a living orbital system carry an accent gradient of orbital blue, nebula violet and signal teal.

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Constellation live · plane 12 deployed

Global connectivity,from low Earth orbit.

Orbit flies a mesh of small satellites 550 km overhead, delivering fibre-class internet to ships, aircraft, grids and remote ground sites — anywhere on Earth, with a terminal you can carry in one hand.

Ka-band + optical ISL · ITU-licensed · 550 km orbit

uplink locked · 4 sats in view
Network capability

One constellation, engineered for the hard places.

Coverage, latency, bandwidth and capacity — the four numbers a connectivity buyer actually lives by.

100%
of Earth in view

Pole-to-pole coverage

A 288-satellite LEO mesh keeps at least four spacecraft over every point on the surface — including the open ocean and both poles.

38 ms
round-trip median

Ground-fibre latency

Flying at 550 km, our satellites route packets in a fraction of the time a geostationary link needs — fast enough for live control loops.

1.2 Gbps
per terminal

Broadband downlink

Steerable phased-array beams and optical inter-satellite links carry gigabit traffic to a terminal the size of a dinner plate.

288
satellites in orbit

Growing constellation

We add a plane of 24 spacecraft every quarter, hardening the mesh and lifting capacity without touching the ground network.

How a packet flies

Ground to orbit and back in one hop.

User terminalphased arrayGatewayfibre backhaul
01

Terminal uplinks

A flat phased-array antenna electronically steers its beam to lock the nearest satellite — no moving parts, acquisition in under a second.

02

Mesh routes on-orbit

Optical inter-satellite links carry the packet across the constellation at the speed of light in vacuum, skipping congested ground paths.

03

Gateway hands off

The nearest gateway drops the traffic onto terrestrial fibre and the public internet, then reverses the path for the reply.

Live network telemetry
288
Satellites on orbit
140+
Countries served
38 ms
Median latency
99.98%
Link availability
Our mission

Closing the last four billion connections.

Half the planet still has no reliable link to the network that runs the modern world. Fibre stops at the coastline and the mountain range; geostationary satellites are slow and scarce. Orbit was founded to fix the geometry of the problem — by putting capacity where the users are, in a low, fast, ever-present shell of small satellites.

Fully licensed Ka-band spectrum across 140 markets
Vertically integrated satellite bus and terminal
Re-flyable manufacturing line: 24 spacecraft per plane
Earth at night seen from orbit, city lights tracing the coastlines
550 km · 09:41 UTC · pass over the North Atlantic

Carrying traffic for operators on every continent

Meridian TelecomPolarLinkAtlasGeoVerge MaritimeHelios EnergyNorthGrid

We lit up 60 offshore platforms in a single weekend. Crews that used to wait days for a data window now run live operations as if they were plugged into fibre on shore.

Daniel Okoye
Daniel Okoye
Head of Network, Verge Maritime
Early-access program

Put a gateway to the sky on your site.

We are onboarding maritime, aviation, energy and government operators ahead of general availability. Tell us where you need coverage and our team will map your first terminals.

response within two business days · no commitment

Design rules

The system, applied to any site

  • Anchor the page on a near-black cosmic canvas and let a blue→violet→teal gradient carry the accent moments — orbit rings, gradient headlines, big stat numerals — instead of flooding large areas with flat colour.
  • Lead with one full-bleed, self-animating inline SVG as the hero: a luminous planet built from radial gradients (lit limb, terminator night-shading, a breathing atmospheric halo) with satellites gliding tilted elliptical orbits and trailing glowing comet tails over a rotating twinkling starfield; all motion pure SVG + CSS/SMIL, never video or scroll-jacking.
  • Reach for real SVG craft for depth — radialGradient/linearGradient fills, filter glow (feGaussianBlur + feMerge, feDropShadow), a faint feTurbulence nebula and a coordinate graticule — and set the hero copy over the scene with a legibility scrim rather than beside a flat panel.
  • Speak in real, technically-plausible numbers — latency in milliseconds, downlink in gigabits, satellites on orbit — and label them in uppercase monospace so the network feels instrumented.
  • Pair a geometric heading typeface with a neutral body font and a system monospace for telemetry labels; round containers to ~18px and keep every animation slow, ambient and reduced-motion-safe (freeze keyframes and park the satellites to a still frame).

Ships with

Full-bleed self-animating SVG deep-space heroCapability gridHow-it-works ground↔satellite diagramLive telemetry stats bandMission / about with orbital photoPartner logos & testimonialEarly-access CTAFooter

Design tokens

Palette

bg
surface
text
muted
accent
accent2
border

Headings

Space Grotesk

Body

Inter

Radius

18px

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