Secure Space Access Anytime Anywhere

Unlock global satellite connectivity with Freedom Ground Software as a Service™.

Your managed network service provider for satellite constellations to single spacecraft missions. 

Freedom Ground Software
as a Service (GSaaS)

Secure space access, anytime, anywhere™. Let us manage your link to space through our smart and scalable global federated network.

Freedom means never having to build custom provider integrations. Freedom scales as you scale, with one TT&C stream, even for AWS and Viasat, you can add a new location with zero configuration. Our world-class API & user interface provides instant pass validation, streaming metrics, onboarding tools, execution details, and more. 

Freedom Software Platform User Interface - Task Requests Dashboard

Federated Ground Network

A federated network is a network-of-networks. ATLAS built our global federated network so operators can access space through any ground station, with a single integration with Freedom.

Choosing to venture into Satellite Operations should not force your organization to also become a Ground Station Operator. Focus on your mission while passing the burden of the ground network. ATLAS has created a streamlined process for integrating customers, and through countless executions, has perfected a best-in-class onboarding experience.

Launch & Early Orbit Phase (LEOP)

ATLAS understands how critical the Launch & Early Orbit Phase (LEOP) of your mission is. That’s why our LEOP services provide you with rapid anomaly response, monitoring, task scheduling, and satellite tracking and control. Prior to launch our engineers work alongside you to simulate TLE, ensuring effective tracking and communication from inception to liftoff.

ATLAS operates a global federated ground network of 50+ antennas, located in 20+ countries. Allowing us to support a wide array of spacecraft and launch trajectories.

Latest News

York Space Systems and ATLAS Space Operations Activate New Antenna in Mwulire, Rwanda, Doubling Contact Capacity at Its Equatorial Ground Station
York Space Systems and ATLAS Space Operations have brought a new antenna into service at Rwanda's Mwulire teleport. Sitting two degrees south of the equator, the site can now support two satellite contacts at once, expanding equatorial coverage across the ATLAS federated network. Missions already on Freedom can begin booking contacts there with no new integration work.
Port Administration of American Samoa and ATLAS Space Operations Finalize Agreement for New Satellite Ground Station
The Port Administration of American Samoa will host advanced satellite tracking antennas for ATLAS Space Operations, enhancing satellite ground-station services in the South Pacific. This partnership supports NOAA and military clients, improves real-time data coverage, and contributes to local infrastructure funding. Construction began on March 2, 2026.
The Ground Software Crisis: Why We Must Redefine Our Infrastructure or Sabotage the Future
The space industry faces a critical issue where ground software engineering contracts are often awarded to companies lacking the necessary expertise in ground systems. This misallocation results in poorly designed systems and high maintenance costs. To resolve this, ground systems must be recognized as essential infrastructure, demanding dedicated expertise and a clean architectural approach.
NorthBase joins the ATLAS Space Operations’ Freedom Network
Finnish NewSpace company NorthBase and ATLAS Space Operations have partnered to enhance satellite ground station services in Finnish Lapland. The new NorthBase Muonio site joins the ATLAS Freedom network, improving global antenna access and providing significant coverage capabilities, especially with the 3.9 meter S/X band antenna in a secure location.