BryceTech is an analytic consulting firm that provides integrated insights into the space economy for government and commercial clients. They offer expertise in areas such as space industry analysis, finance and market analytics, technology readiness, and policy and economics. BryceTech supports government agencies, Fortune 500 firms, and investors. The company also develops proprietary, research-based models to enable evidence-based decision-making.
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BryceTech recorded 259 orbital launches and nearly 2,900 spacecraft deployed in 2024.
BryceTech recorded 325 orbital launches and 4,544 spacecraft deployed in 2025.
Morgan Stanley’s 2020 Space: Investing in the Final Frontier report and updated estimates from BryceTech project a $1 trillion space market before the end of the decade.
BryceTech data covering the 2025 activity cycle showed that satellites weighing less than 1,200 kg accounted for 98% of all spacecraft launched.
BryceTech reported that 2025 orbital launches increased by approximately 25% and spacecraft deployments increased by 54% relative to 2024.
BryceTech reported 325 orbital launches and 4,544 spacecraft deployed in 2025.
BryceTech’s Start-Up Space series tracked $1.4 billion flowing into Series A rounds in 2024 across 69 companies.
Carissa Christensen is the founder and CEO of BryceTech.
BryceTech’s Smallsats by the Numbers report found that nearly 2,800 smallsats reached orbit in 2024.
The average annual number of spacecraft open to launch from U.S. providers in the near term is about 3,100 according to BryceTech.
The SGAC, UK Space Agency, BryceTech, and HEO partnered with Secure World Foundation to support the scholarships for the 6th Summit for Space Sustainability.
A panel at Space Tech Expo USA 2022 will be led by Carissa Christensen, CEO of BryceTech.
The BryceTech team characterized more than 80 operational, planned, and announced spaceports and major ballistic missile testing sites globally.
Bryce Space and Technology identified China as surpassing all countries besides the United States in 2019 in the number of space startups receiving financing, the amount invested, the number of deals made, and participating investors.
Bryce Space and Technology found $5,700,000,000 of investment in space startups in 2019, surpassing the previous record of $3,500,000,000 set in 2018.
A 2020 Bryce Space and Technology report found that startups in China received 16 percent of global venture investment in space in 2019, second to the United States at 41 percent.
Janice Starzyk, vice president of commercial space at Bryce Space and Technology, expects that 2020 would have been a fairly slow year for commercial launches even without the COVID-19 pandemic due to a sharp drop in orders for commercial geostationary communications satellites in recent years.
Carissa Christensen is the CEO of Bryce Space and Technology.
Bryce Space and Technology released a study on 2020-04-22 that found all 1,078 smallsats launched commercially in the last five years experienced launch delays.
Bryce Space and Technology is completing a report on space investment in 2019 and characterizes 2019 as another large year for space investment.