Satellite launches, Starlink memberships, government contracts (including NASA), and commercial human spaceflight are some of SpaceX's main cash generators. The cost to deploy a tiny satellite might be as low as $275,000 and as high as $5.4 million. Plans with high bandwidth from Starlink cost $90 to $250 per month, while the Swarm service, which has modest capacity, costs only $5 per month. Affordable, dependable, and innovative products are the company's USP. The human spaceflight segment is still dubious about the consistent generation of money, in contrast to the seemingly robust profit formula for satellite launches and Starlink.