Your hangar · Alpha 4.10.1 · data pulled 8 Oct 2026

Star Citizen Fleet Planner

Five questions about your pledged fleet, each with one answer and the evidence under it. Tap an answer to jump to it.

    1 · What I have

    Every ship and vehicle pledged on your RSI account as of 7 October 2026. Paid is what a melt would return. Now is today's store price, which is what the hull is worth as the starting point of an upgrade. In game is the cheapest aUEC price to replace it at a ship shop.

    Borrowed while concept ships are unfinished

    Loaners need a game package (your Andromeda package is one), do not stack, and end when the lending ship becomes flight ready. Source: RSI Loaner Ship Matrix, updated 26 Aug 2026.

    2 · What I can do

    A loop here is a line of work with paying contracts in the 4.10.1 mission list. All 1,427 live contracts were grouped by type. Each tile names who pays and which of your ships fits.

    3 · What I'm missing

    Each card shows three ways to cover the hole: upgrade a pledge you barely use, buy the ship in game with aUEC, or rent it for a day to see if you like the work.

    Also missing, outside the loops

    Ships you can skip for now

    These roles have ships for sale but no paying contracts in the 4.10.1 mission list. Pledging one today buys a ship with no job.

    4 · How I lost it

    RSI keeps no record of a pledge that was melted and later bought back. These trades were rebuilt from your order history: wherever an order spent more store credit than the visible melts supplied, a hidden melt happened, and the amount identifies the pledge. Treat each as an inference until you confirm it.

      Everything still in your buy-back list (39 pledges)

      A buy-back returns the original pledge at its original price. Upgrades that were applied to it do not come back. Paying with store credit needs the quarterly buy-back token.

      5 · How I can get it

      The rule behind every move: spend pledge value on ships that cost millions in game or are not sold there, and replace cheap ground vehicles with aUEC. Polaris, Merchantman and Arrastra never move. Tick a move when it is done. Your ticks stay in this browser.

      Pay for it without new money

      Some pledges in your hangar are worth more as store credit than as items: paints for ships you no longer own, and one pack bought well above what its vehicle costs today. Tick what you would melt and the totals update. Store credit pays for standard upgrades.

      How to melt a pledge, step by step
      1. Sign in at robertsspaceindustries.com and open My Hangar. Multi-factor authentication must be switched on for the account.
      2. Find the pledge by the name shown in the table and expand it.
      3. Choose Exchange. That is RSI's label for melting a pledge into store credit.
      4. The dialog states the credit you will receive. Compare it with the figure in the table. The figures here are estimates from your order history, so the dialog is the authority.
      5. If the amount is right, confirm with your password. The credit lands on the account at once.
      6. A melted pledge moves to your buy-back list. Getting it back costs its original price in new money, or in store credit with the quarterly token.
      How an upgrade works on the RSI site, step by step
      1. Sign in at robertsspaceindustries.com. Open Store, then Ship Upgrades.
      2. Pick the ship you own as the starting ship and the target as the destination. The tool only offers targets that cost more than the starting ship.
      3. Check the price. It should equal the figure on the move below. If it does not, a store price changed since 8 October. Stop and re-check before paying.
      4. Add it to the cart and pay. A standard upgrade accepts store credit. A warbond upgrade needs new money.
      5. The upgrade now sits in My Hangar as its own item. Nothing has changed yet, and you can still melt it for what you paid.
      6. To commit, open the upgrade in My Hangar, choose Apply Upgrade, pick the pledge, and confirm. This step is permanent.
      7. The pledge keeps its name, insurance and extras. Only the ship inside changes.

      Button labels on the site may differ slightly. The order of steps does not.

      The plan

        Optional: undo old trades and put idle insurance to work

          Upgrade explorer

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          Cost is the target's store price minus the starting ship's store price, per the wiki data pull of 8 Oct 2026. The RSI upgrade tool is the authority. If it does not list a pair, that route does not exist.

          Rules that bite

            Still unknown