Star-Hangar is a USA-based marketplace headquartered in Stafford, Virginia, United States, dedicated to Star Citizen players who care about their fleets as much as their free time. Since 2013, the company has focused on ships, vehicles, armor, and items, giving players a structured way to trade the assets they care about most. Star-Hangar presents itself as one of the safest places to move high‑value in‑game goods, combining its 100% Safe Guarantee with round‑the‑clock support so buyers and sellers feel backed at every step.
Popular ships such as the Aegis Dynamics Sabre, the Anvil Carrack, and the hard‑to‑obtain 890 Jump regularly pass through the platform, reflecting strong interest from collectors and competitive players. Over time, Star-Hangar has reported more than 50,000 unique customers, annual revenue between $5.5 million and $6.5 million, and a record month of $762,000 in May 2025, figures that show how active the Star Citizen trading scene has become on the site. An approximate 4.9 score on Trustpilot further supports the picture of a marketplace that many players return to when they want clear rules, fast help, and a consistent experience.
Sustained Growth and Client Milestones
Star-Hangar measures progress through the number of active customers and the volume of trades taking place across its platform. Reports of more than 50,000 unique customers and individual spending that can reach $40,000 for rare ships and upgrades show how seriously some players treat their collections. Those numbers sit alongside annual revenue in the $5.5 million to $6.5 million range and a standout month in May 2025, when the company recorded about $762,000 in revenue. Internal figures indicate revenue growth of around 35% from 2024 to 2025, which suggests that more players are turning to structured marketplaces instead of informal channels.
Reviews on Trustpilot, where Star-Hangar holds an approximate 4.9 rating, frequently mention reliability and responsive help, which supports the idea that existing users are willing to come back for future trades even as competitors such as Space Foundry,, and Reddit’s r/StarCitizen_trades remain active options.
Security, Tools, and User Experience
Security and clarity guide how Star-Hangar handles every listing. Each seller completes a verification process and signs a notarized contract before items appear on the site, which adds a clear layer of responsibility to high‑value trades. That structure gives buyers a defined process and reduces the fear that expensive ships or upgrades might vanish after payment. Star-Hangar reinforces this with its 100% Safe Guarantee and 24/7 support, giving customers a place to turn if they run into questions or disputes during a deal.
The technical side adds another layer of appeal through tools such as Upgrade-Navigator, which uses a graph database to map upgrade paths across Star-Hangar, Space Foundry, and RSI. Players can move from one ship to another with fewer guesswork steps, while transparent pricing, detailed listings, and access to both everyday and rare items keep the experience practical and focused.
Global Focus and Community Collaboration
Star-Hangar serves players across several regions, including North America, Europe, and Australia, and is expanding its marketing into Asia with a focus on active communities in China and Japan. These markets already contain Star Citizen fans who trade on forums and smaller sites, and the company aims to give those players a channel with clearer rules and structured support. Beyond trading, Star-Hangar sponsors in‑game events and tournaments, which keeps the brand visible during community activities and signals ongoing interest in the game’s long‑term health. The company is also exploring ways to work with game developers on exclusive in‑game content, which would add fresh reasons for players to watch what appears on the marketplace. Through these efforts, Star-Hangar continues to move toward its long‑term goal: serving as a trusted hub for Star Citizen digital goods while preparing paths into additional gaming ecosystems where similar needs exist.
