This launch marked the fourth time Exolaunch provided its comprehensive launch and mission management services to Spire Global, a data and analytics company based in San Francisco. Spire Global satellite constellation of Lemur-2 cubesats provides global ship tracking and weather monitoring. These Lemur-2 satellites carry three payloads: STRATOS GPS radio occultation payload, the SENSE AIS-receiver and an ADS-B payload to aid in tracking airplanes. Eight 3U satellites were launched as part of this mission.

One of the small satellites on this launch was the University of Würzburg's UWE-4 Experimental 1U cubesat. The purpose of this mission was the demonstration of the electric propulsion application for attitude and orbit control of a 1U cubesat through the use of NanoFEEP (Nano Field Effect Electric Propulsion) thrusters developed at the Technical University of Dresden.

This launch also saw another key milestone in a partnership with German Orbital Systems. This was the third time the Exolaunch provided services and deployment systems for the D-Star ONE series of 3U cubesats. Named Sparrow and iSat developed for iSky Technology, these D-Star ONE satellites were successfully launched as part of this rideshare flight.