Stoke Space · Jul 2026
Kevin Weil joined Stoke Space's board as the company continues developing Nova and moving toward commercial operations.
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Updated Jul 30, 2026
Stoke Space is a Kent, Washington-based aerospace manufacturer building Nova, a 100% reusable medium-lift launch vehicle and related space-transport software (Boltline) for commercial and government customers.
Primary product
Nova reusable launch vehicle
Founded
2019
Headquarters
Kent, Washington, United States
Team size
201-500 employees
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Defense and Space Manufacturing
Sub-industry
Reusable launch vehicle manufacturing
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Series D
Total raised
$1.3B
Latest round
Series D extension · Feb 2026
Latest amount
$350M
Feb 2026
Oct 2025 · US Innovative Technology Fund (USIT)
Jan 2025
Oct 2023 · Industrious Ventures
Dec 2021 · Breakthrough Energy Ventures
Feb 2021 · NFX and MaC Ventures
Leadership
CEO & Co-founder
CTO & Co-founder
Chief Financial Officer
Board Member
Independent Director, Board of Directors
Investors
Fast-moving, small-team, extreme-ownership culture with heavy vertical integration, first-principles engineering, and a bias for rapid iteration and high cadence.
Work style
Flexible
Visa sponsorship
Limited
Compensation
Public job postings show six-figure base salary ranges that vary by level and role, roughly from about $109k up to about $347k, plus equity stock options and standard benefits.
Benefits
Pricing
Quote-based, contract-driven pricing for launch services; Boltline appears to be sold separately as enterprise software.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$200M-$300M
Estimated monthly visits
47K
Traffic estimate as of Jan 2026
Stoke Space · Jul 2026
Kevin Weil joined Stoke Space's board as the company continues developing Nova and moving toward commercial operations.
Stoke Space · Jun 2026
NASA selected Stoke Space for a collaboration to advance upper-stage re-entry capabilities for Nova, focused on entry, descent, and landing technology.
Stoke Space · Feb 2026
Stoke extended its Series D to $860M total and said the additional capital would accelerate the Nova product roadmap.
Reuters · Oct 2025
Reuters reported Stoke raised $510M in Series D led by US Innovative Technology Fund, with participation from several existing and new investors.
Stoke Space · Mar 2025
The U.S. Space Force selected Stoke for NSSL Phase 3 Lane 1, allowing it to compete for up to $5.6B in national security launch contracts.