Hubble Network is developing a satellite-powered Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) network that lets standard Bluetooth devices connect directly to satellites, eliminating the need for cellular networks or specialized hardware. The company has already flown seven satellites and completed the first Bluetooth connection to space, validating its architecture with more than ten pilot customers, each representing millions of devices. Strategic partnerships with Life360 and Tile give Hubble access to a combined 90 million consumer devices, while a collaboration with Muon Space will help build larger satellites for a future, fully global constellation. Target markets span logistics, infrastructure monitoring, defense, and consumer asset tracking. The business model relies on providing real-time, ultra-low-power connectivity at a fraction of existing costs, unlocking new IoT use cases. Financially, Hubble has raised a total of $100 million since launch, including the recent $70 million Series B and $30 million of prior early funding. Investors include Y Combinator, Swagar Capital’s Ryan Swagar, DocuSign founder Tom Gonser, Tile co-founder Mike Farley, RPM Ventures’ Marc Weiser, and Seraph Group’s Tuff Yen.

Total raised

$90M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Sep 2025