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PrivateFor profitcivil engineeringLeeds, United Kingdom

SatSense

Helping people manage risk associated with ground and structure movement, using satellite-borne radar.

Founded
2018
8 years ago
Staff
11-50
band, as listed
Followers
-
on LinkedIn
Funding
$2.3M
as listed, currency not stated

Set against six million companies

Size

1-1011-5051-100101-250251-500501-10001k-5k5k-10k10k+

11-50 people: larger than 33% of companies with a size listed

Age

201819002026

8 years old.

Reach

Website ranked #9,900,578 in the world for traffic, about 293 visits a month.

What it does

Building MaintenanceGeospatialInformation ServicesInformation TechnologyManagement ConsultingSoftware

Funding, as listed

$2.3M currency not stated

  • Rounds2
  • LatestSeed, Apr 2021
  • Investors1, 1 leading

What the source datasets report. We have not watched these rounds ourselves.

FoundersAndrew Wallace, Andy Hooper, Tim Wright

Every detail we hold

Everything the source datasets list about SatSense, field by field. Contact details are held but never shown.

The company

Name
SatSense
Type
For profit
Status
Private
Founded
2018
Founders
Andrew Wallace, Andy Hooper, Tim Wright
Industry
civil engineering
Categories
Building Maintenance, Geospatial, Information Services, Information Technology, Management Consulting, Software

Where

City
Leeds
Country
United Kingdom
Markets
Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA)

Size and reach

Staff band
11-50
Web traffic rank
#9,900,578
Monthly web visits
293

Funding, as listed

Total
2,250,000 (currency not stated)
Rounds
2
Latest round
Seed
Latest round date
Apr 2021
Investors
1
Lead investors
1
Listing status
private

About this record

Sources
Crunchbase
Last imported
Sept 2026

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