Our Story
From a Market Gap to Risk Infrastructure
The orbital economy is outgrowing the insurance industry's ability to underwrite it. ORBITInsure is the intelligence layer that closes the gap.
The space economy is expanding faster than the insurance industry's ability to underwrite it with confidence. Legacy risk models were built for terrestrial assets and a handful of proven launchers — not for mega-constellations, new entrants with under ten flights, in-orbit operations, GNSS dependency, space weather, or reentry payloads. The result: insurers decline, brokers can't justify pricing, and operators can't get covered.
The missing piece isn't more capital — it's better intelligence. We built Warren AI, a patent-pending risk-scoring engine with ten calibrated models spanning the full mission lifecycle. Live NOAA and Celestrak feeds keep every score current; audit-ready outputs log the model version, score breakdown, and feeds used — so any number is defensible, traceable, and never asks the customer to expose raw mission parameters.
Launch cadence has doubled, in-orbit assets have tripled, and GNSS interference is now a daily operational threat — yet underwriting still relies on static heritage tables. The data, the compute, and the market pressure all arrived at once. The window to build the risk intelligence layer for space is open now.
ORBITInsure is the risk intelligence infrastructure layer for the space economy — the system that connects mission engineering with insurance decisions. We don't replace brokers, underwriters, or insurers. We enable them with better data, better insights, and continuous mission visibility, so the industry can underwrite the orbital economy with defensible numbers.
