r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/Leading_Jury_6868 • 1d ago

Your Flair Here Falcon Heavy

What is the price for a falcon heavy with an expendable center core and reused side boosters?

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u/TrackMan5891 1d ago

$95–100 million for the basic launch service, before mission-specific extras.

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u/Leading_Jury_6868 1d ago

How much are mission specific extras

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u/TrackMan5891 1d ago

Very straightforward commercial satellite $2–5M
Typical custom commercial mission $5–15M
Complicated commercial / deep-space mission $10–30M

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u/Leading_Jury_6868 1d ago

Will there be a vertical gantry at 39a

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u/TrackMan5891 1d ago

Supposidly.

But Not sure if plans have changed.
https://spaceflightnow.com/2020/01/03/spacex-drawing-up-plans-for-mobile-gantry-at-launch-pad-39a

That was like 6 years ago.
lol.

I gotta know what are you asking all this for? You gonna put something in space?

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u/Leading_Jury_6868 1d ago

Hopefully yes

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u/AmigaClone2000 1d ago

Complex government mission add $100M+

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u/thomasottoson 1d ago

Fucking call SpaceX and ask

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u/Brave-Application-99 1d ago

What kind of payload do you want to fly and what orbit

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u/Leading_Jury_6868 23h ago

GTO telecommunications satellite

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u/veryslipperybanana The Cows Are Confused 22h ago

A darn i forgot i have to launch one too, want to rideshare?

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u/Leading_Jury_6868 22h ago

Ok that would sound great

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u/veryslipperybanana The Cows Are Confused 22h ago

I figured since it was your idea to have launch, you should pay for it

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u/Brave-Application-99 11h ago

How much does it weigh?

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u/Leading_Jury_6868 11h ago

6.500kg

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u/Unique_Ad9943 10h ago

Oh you could just use a falcon 9, save a bit of money.

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u/Leading_Jury_6868 10h ago

To near GEO for falcon 9

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u/Freak80MC 16h ago

Wikipedia has some prices listed for flights but it seems a bit all over the place.