The S-Net project was on Exolaunch manifest for this mission. S-Net is a satellite project of the Technical University of Berlin which was built to demonstrate the inter-satellite communication technology within a distributed and autonomously operating nanosatellite network of four satellites. These satellites had specific deployment which required them to be released into orbit altitude of approximately 580 kilometers precisely at 10-second intervals.

Four 3U cubesats that were part of Exolaunch’s manifest were the Lemur-2 nanosatellites produced by Spire Global, a data and analytics company based in San Francisco. Spire’s satellite constellation of Lemur-2 nanosatellites 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.

Another spacecraft on this mission was a 3U cubesat from German Orbital Systems. Belonging to the D-Star ONE series it was named v.1.1 Phoenix and was designed and built as part of a future planned cubesat communications constellation.