
Make your move in orbit
LYOBA, the missing logistics layer beyond LEO
For most payloads, reaching MEO, GEO, or any high-energy orbits is slow, inflexible, or prohibitively expensive. LYOBA is here to change that.
LYOBA is a high-performance kick stage that rides to LEO on frequently launching international partner operators. From there, it takes over moving up to 5 tonnes to MEO, GEO, or any high-energy orbits in under 24 hours, dramatically reducing the cost of accessing these orbits.
Orbit reached in 24h
Ready for Operations
Storable propellants to move on your schedule.
In-space propulsion systems that use cryogenic propellants face boil-off within hours, forcing a tight fuelling schedule and costly ground segment equipment. LYOBA skips that: RP-1 and HTP, the storable propellants we use, need no cryogenics infrastructure to install or maintain, so launch operations save on cost while LYOBA moves on its own schedule.
Cryogenic solutions
Pressure rise and usable fuel decrease over time.
PAVE Space's Storable Solution
Pressure and usable fuel stable.

LYOBA
- Maiden flight
- 2029
- Max payload
- 5000 kg
Storable propellant tanks
RP-1 and HTP, held for months instead of hours. No boil-off clock means the stage waits for the last payload on the plate.
Maiden flight
2029
Scheduled
Key Technical specifications
- Orbits served
- MEO, GEO, TLI, LLO & deep space
- Payload mass
- up to 5000 kg (structural limit)
- Max volume of payloads
- Rideshare ½ plate, rideshare ¼ plate, full plate, cake topper, dedicated
- On-pad and on-orbit raising power
- 900 W available in dedicated configuration (additional available)
- Deployment systems
- From 8” to 1575 mm, four-point footprints
- Delta-V
- 4 to 7 km/s
- Propulsion system
- 45 kN (LYOBA's main engine)
- Propulsion
- storable HTP + RP-1
Related logs

Oct. 2026PAVE Space's 1st demo mission GRAZE reaches orbit
PAVE Space's 1st demo mission GRAZE reaches orbit
Feb. 2026PAVE Space to test LYOBA's engine at former power plant
PAVE Space to test LYOBA's engine at former power plant