Ten 3U satellites of Exolaunch’s manifest were the Lemur-2 cubesats produced by Spire Global, a data and analytics company based in San Francisco. Spire’s satellite constellation of Lemur-2 cubesats provides global ship tracking and weather monitoring. The Lemur-2 satellites' two main payloads are the STRATOS GPS radio occultation payload and the SENSE AIS-receiver.

Making up part of the manifest was D-Star ONE, a 3U cubesat which was designed and built by German Orbital Systems as a technology demonstration for a future planned cubesat communications constellation.

SEAM (Small Explorer for Advanced Missions) was a project aiming at developing, building, launching and operating a 3U cubesat for science-grade measurements of magnetic and electric fields in the Earth ionosphere. The cubesat was developed by a consortium which brought together eight partners from five European countries.

Astro Digital’s, Corvus-BC (now known as Landmapper-BC) are Earth observation cubesats. These two 6U XL cubesats are able to provide a broad coverage multispectral (Red, Green, NIR) imaging system with a high resolution.