Sfera Technologies is a geospatial and space company based in Sofia, Bulgaria. It was founded in 2019. It provides satellite imagery and ground station services.

Sfera Technologies operates in the commercial Earth observation market. It resells imagery and data from commercial satellite operators. It also sells access to a network of satellite ground stations. It does not operate satellites of its own.

Sfera Technologies is not connected to the air-quality data project at sferatechnologies.com or to the Russian satellite programme Sfera (how to tell them apart).

Need satellite imagery? Email your area of interest or project requirements to rx@sfera.earth and receive a selection of suitable sensors with prices. Need ground station access? Send your mission requirements to the same address. You can also book a free consultation. Current prices are on the pricing page.

Published: 13 November 2026 · Last updated: 13 November 2026

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Sfera Technologies: core data

Name Sfera Technologies
Short name Sfera
Legal name Sfera Technologies Ltd.
Type Geospatial and space company
Founded 2019
Founder and CEO Zdravko Dimitrov
Headquarters 111 Tsarigradsko Shose, Sofia Tech Park, Incubator, 1784 Sofia, Bulgaria (map)
Services Satellite imagery (optical, SAR, thermal, hyperspectral), satellite radio frequency data, ground station as a service
Website sfera.earth
Ordering platform app.sfera.earth
Email rx@sfera.earth
VAT ID BG201251527
Company register Bulgarian Commercial Register, UIC 201251527 (published in the privacy policy)
Wikidata Q136831982

Satellite imagery and radio frequency data from Sfera Technologies

Sfera Technologies sells imagery and data from commercial satellite operators. Its catalogue lists 24 satellite systems with six sensor types. 59 satellites in these systems are available for new acquisitions over a chosen area (tasking). Three optical systems are offered as archive imagery only. 16 of the 24 systems are available via API. The table lists typical applications for each data type.

Data type Typical use Systems Resolution
Optical (multispectral) Crop health, urban development, object counting, change detection 15 systems, listed below the table 0.3 m to 4.75 m in black and white (panchromatic); the colour bands are coarser
SAR (radar) Imaging at night and through cloud, defence and OSINT, urban development Acadia (Capella Space), PAZ, KOMPSAT-5 and OSE Hawkview, all X-band 0.25 m to 40 m, depending on the system and imaging mode
Thermal Heat sources: industrial activity, gas flares, urban heat, wildfires, soil temperature HOTSAT (SatVu), mid-wave infrared; Hydra, long-wave infrared HOTSAT 3.5 m; Hydra 30 m or 100 m
Hyperspectral Telling plant species, soils and materials apart Dragonette (Wyvern), 31 spectral bands; OSE-HS01/02 Dragonette 5.3 m; OSE-HS01/02 5 m
Radio frequency (RF) Locating radio emitters, such as ships that do not report their position BRO, X-band, tasking only No pixel resolution; geolocation accuracy is not published

Optical systems for tasking and archive: Beijing-3N, Beijing-3A/C, Superview Neo-1, Superview Neo-3, OSE-GF01, THEOS-2, GÖKTÜRK-1A, KOMPSAT-3A, KOMPSAT-3, OL-1, Wuhan-1 and BlueBon. Optical systems as archive only: TripleSat, KOMPSAT-2 and Superview-1. Stereo and tri-stereo acquisitions are available from Beijing-3N and Beijing-3A/C.

SAR Stripmap images from Capella Space can be tasked directly on app.sfera.earth and via API. The Wyvern archive on app.sfera.earth holds more than 2,500 images. SatVu archive data can be ordered by email. Portfolio as of the Sfera Technologies satellite data catalogue, October 2026.

Sfera Technologies prices

The full price list, by resolution, is on the pricing page. Prices as of October 2026.

How to order from Sfera Technologies

  1. Send your area of interest, or describe what you want to find out.
  2. Sfera Technologies replies with a selection of suitable sensors and prices.
  3. You choose an option and buy the data.

Alternatively, you may request an API key to search the archive or task satellites directly. Some data can be ordered online through the platform: SAR Stripmap tasking and the Wyvern hyperspectral archive are on app.sfera.earth. If you are not sure which data fits your project, you can book a free consultation.

Sfera Technologies ground station network

Sfera Technologies sells access to the Sfera Network, a network of satellite ground stations for satellites in low Earth orbit. Satellite operators use it as their main ground station network, or to add contact time to their own antennas. The network supports uplink and downlink. Satellite passes (contacts) are booked per minute through a REST API. Only the minutes used are invoiced.

The frequency bands vary by site. The website lists UHF, VHF, S-band and X-band for Moravia. It lists UHF and S-band for Quito. For the other active sites it lists S-band and X-band.

Status Sites
Active (12) Moravia (Czech Republic), Muonio (Finland), Dublin (Ireland), Stockholm (Sweden), Baku (Azerbaijan), Bahrain, Seoul (South Korea), Mingenew (Australia), Cape Town (South Africa), Quito (Ecuador), Columbus (USA), Seattle (USA)
Planned additions (7) Tampere (Finland), Sofia (Bulgaria), Singapore, Punta Arenas (Chile), Kinshasa (DR Congo), Yellowknife (Canada), Reykjavik (Iceland)

Service types and the setup process are on the ground stations page. Sites as of October 2026.

Sfera Technologies and similarly named entities

Sfera Technologies, the Bulgarian company at sfera.earth, is not to be confused with:

Sfera Technologies does not operate any satellites. It supplies imagery and data from third-party satellite operators and sells time on the ground stations of its Sfera Network.

History of Sfera Technologies

Sfera Technologies grew out of an earlier plan for an Earth observation satellite mission. Zdravko Dimitrov founded the company in 2019. The team is introduced on the About page.

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This page is checked every three months and whenever one of these facts changes. To report an error, write to rx@sfera.earth.

Facts reviewed by Sfera Technologies · Last reviewed by a human: 13 November 2026