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Full detail: Where this data comes from
AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS) is a United States satellite operator building the SpaceMobile Network, a space-based cellular broadband constellation of BlueBird satellites carrying the largest commercial phased-array antennas in low Earth orbit, designed to deliver 4G and 5G directly to standard, unmodified smartphones. It sits upstream of the retail telecom market as a wholesale coverage layer — signals from a handset are relayed by satellite to a small number of in-country ground gateways, which compensate for Doppler and delay and then hand the traffic into a mobile network operator's core, where the operator completes the call and bills the subscriber. Distribution runs entirely through partner carriers, with agreements covering nearly 60 mobile network operators serving over 3 billion subscribers, including AT&T, Verizon, Vodafone, Rakuten, Bell, TELUS and stc, plus strategic investment from Google and American Tower.
APIs.json: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/ast-spacemobile/refs/heads/main/apis.yml
- Telecommunications
- United States
- Satellite
- Direct-to-Device
- Non-Terrestrial Network
- Mobile Network Operator
- Broadband
- 5G
- Roaming
- Space
- Created: 2026-07-25
- Modified: 2026-07-25
None. As of the July 25, 2026 review, AST SpaceMobile publishes no public API.
This is the honest finding, and for a non-terrestrial-network operator at this stage it is the expected one. Every first-party developer host and path probed either failed to resolve or returned 404: developer.ast-science.com, developers.ast-science.com, docs.ast-science.com, api.ast-science.com and opengateway.ast-science.com have no DNS records, and /developer, /developers, /api, /opengateway, /openapi.json, /swagger.json and /api-docs all return 404. There is no API documentation, no OpenAPI or Swagger, no SDK, no GitHub organization, no Postman workspace, no GraphQL endpoint, no webhook catalog and no .well-known metadata. The openapi/ directory is deliberately absent because nothing real was found to put in it.
No CAMARA reference found — not a member, not named, nothing callable. A full-text scan of the home, partners, network, how-it-works, how-you-connect, mission, company and FAQ pages plus the press-release index returned zero occurrences of "CAMARA", "Open Gateway", "API", "SDK", "developer" or "TM Forum". Not one CAMARA API — Number Verification, SIM Swap, Device Location, Device Status, Quality on Demand, Carrier Billing, KYC Match, Scam Signal, Device Swap, Population Density — is claimed, documented or exposed. There is not even a press release to discount here; AST has made no CAMARA claim at all.
AST is not a GSMA Open Gateway participant. Open Gateway is an operator commitment layer signed by carriers that own subscribers; AST is a wholesale coverage supplier to those carriers and holds no retail subscriber base of its own. Its partners — AT&T, Verizon, Vodafone, Rakuten, Bell, TELUS, stc — are the Open Gateway signatories, which is a partner fact, not an AST fact. No Aduna channel relationship is claimed either.
No TM Forum Open API conformance certification is claimed. No 3GPP NEF or SCEF surface, network slicing API or edge/MEC API is described — AST's architecture is documented purely in radio and transport terms, and any Network Exposure Function in this value chain belongs to the terminating carrier.
Indirectly, through someone else. Developers cannot buy, provision or call anything from AST SpaceMobile. SpaceMobile coverage reaches end users as a Day Pass, a monthly add-on, or a standalone plan sold by a partner mobile network operator, and any programmable interface a developer touches — messaging, location, verification, connectivity — belongs to that operator.
- Website
- Company
- Partners
- SpaceMobile Network
- How It Works
- FAQs
- Blog
- Press Releases
- Investor Relations
See review.yml for the full reviewer findings, including every probe URL with its HTTP status.