Wyvern
Using next-generation sensors attached to satellites to capture high-resolution hyperspectral images of Earth from space
Est 2018|Valuation $30M|Raised $27.4M
Using next-generation sensors attached to satellites to capture high-resolution hyperspectral images of Earth from space
Published Sep 7, 2026
| Starting Price | Not publicly listed on first-party site (quote/partner-marketplace driven) | Publishes tasking mechanics: VNIR tasking priced by unit area in documentation | Not clearly published in sources accessed for this report |
| Best For | Buyers requiring commercial hyperspectral VNIR at moderate-to-high spatial resolution and organizations that will operate their own analytics workflows | Teams seeking hyperspectral with documented tasking/pricing mechanics to aid procurement | Organizations focused on materials/minerals/energy use cases depending on data availability |
| Key Strength | High-resolution commercial hyperspectral and delivery in calibrated, analysis-ready formats; constellation expansion plans | Public documentation of pricing uplifts (cloud cover, delivery speed) which can simplify procurement | Vertical positioning and use-case focus in specific sectors such as energy and supply chain |
| Key Weakness | Limited third-party review coverage; public pricing transparency is limited; security/compliance details are not prominently documented | Optical constraints (cloud cover) and varying constellation maturity by region/time | Public evaluation materials and transparent pricing may be limited depending on the engagement model |
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Sources: Official vendor documentation; Public vendor tasking/pricing pages; Industry community and forum discussions; Third-party review and product pages.