Customers
The proof is
running in production.
Apollo watches 11,000+ meeting rooms across four continents — for law firms, super funds, telcos, hospitals, miners, and the technology vendors who build the platforms themselves. We keep their names confidential. The scale speaks for itself.
The Fleet, By the Numbers
Straight from the platform.
11,000+
Meeting rooms connected
4
Continents — North America, Europe, Asia & Oceania
8
Device ecosystems, one dashboard
400+
Hardware models under management
Aggregate production data from the Apollo platform, August 2026. Room and hardware-model counts rounded down.
Who Runs Apollo
From boardrooms to mine sites.
Global fleet
Offices worldwide
A global SaaS company runs its entire meeting-room estate — spanning offices worldwide — under active Apollo management.
Every region
A fleet that never sleeps
A global cybersecurity company monitors its rooms across every major region from one dashboard.
100%
Of rooms under management
A publicly listed infrastructure group keeps every single one of its rooms under active Apollo management.
Carrier grade
Asia-Pacific
A major Asia-Pacific telecommunications provider — a company that runs networks for a living — trusts its own collaboration estate to Apollo.
Leading firm
Every boardroom counts
At a leading commercial law firm, a failed boardroom session is billable time lost. Their rooms run under active Apollo management.
Remote sites
100% under management
A mining operator runs Apollo across rooms at some of the most remote sites on Earth — where you can't just send a tech down the hall.
The Strongest Endorsement
The vendors run it too.
Among the fleets Apollo watches are those of companies that build collaboration platforms and room hardware. The people with the most choice in this market chose Spacera to watch their own rooms.
Industries on the Platform
Delivered With Partners
Sold and serviced by the channel.
Apollo is delivered through a global network of AV integrators, MSPs, and distributors who run it across the client estates they manage — from single boardroom refreshes to nationwide fleets.
The Business Case
One prevented boardroom failure covers the platform for the year.
The business case for Mission Control
Reactive support implies you've already failed.
Why proactive monitoring matters
If you can't see it, you can't manage it.
The case for Photon visibility
Why aren’t there logos on this page?
Because our customers’ security teams prefer it that way — and we extend the same confidentiality to their names that we apply to their telemetry. Evaluating Spacera? Book a demo and ask for references in your industry.
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