Capable launch providers

Here is a list of US launch providers with launch vehicles capable of sending ASTS satellites into orbit.

#####SpaceX

Falcon 9

• Active
• Price: $69.75 million
• Payload to LEO: 22,800 kg
• Fairing Diameter: 5.2 m
• Fairing Height: 13.0 m

Starship

• In development
• Price: ~$100 million
• Payload to LEO: 200,000 kg
• Fairing Diameter: 9.0 m
• Fairing Height: ???

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#####Ariane

Ariane 6 (2 boosters)

• Active
• Price: $88.0 million
• Payload to LEO: 10,350 kg
• Fairing Diameter: 5.4 m
• Fairing Height: 20.0 m

Ariane 6 (4 boosters)

• Active
• Price: $106.0 million
• Payload to LEO: 21,650 kg
• Fairing Diameter: 5.4 m
• Fairing Height: 20.0 m

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#####Rocket Lab

Neutron

• In development (expected 2025)
• Price: $52.5 million
• Payload to LEO: 15,000 kg
• Fairing Diameter: 5.0 m
• Fairing Height: 7.0 m

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#####Blue Origin

New Glenn

• Active
• Price: $68 million
• Payload to LEO: 45,000 kg
• Fairing Diameter: 7.0 m
• Fairing Height: 21.9 m

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#####ULA

Vulcan (configurable)

• Operational
• Price: $100–200 million (depending on config)
• Payload to LEO: up to 27,200 kg (depending on config)
• Fairing Diameter: 5.4 m
• Fairing Height: 15.5 m

Atlas V 551 (configurable)

• Retiring
• Price: $153.0 million (for 551 model)
• Payload to LEO: 18,850 kg
• Fairing Diameter: 5.4 m
• Fairing Height: 26.5 m

Atlas V 411 (configurable)

• Retiring
• Price: $115.0 million (for 411 model)
• Payload to LEO: 12,030 kg
• Fairing Diameter: 4.2 m
• Fairing Height: 13.8 m

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#####Relativity Space

Terran R

• Planned
• Price: $55 million
• Payload to LEO: 33,500 kg expendable or 23,500kg downrange landing
• Fairing Diameter: 5.5 m
• Fairing Height: ???

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I included the retiring ULA vehicles to give you an idea of their costs for a correctly configured Vulcan, as I couldn't find specific prices for that.

Any I've left out or any mistakes on here, let me know. Thanks.