Q:

Orbital insertion accuracy for SpaceX payloads

What is the orbital insertion accuracy of SpaceX for positioning its payload (for example satellites)? How close do they get to the requested or target orbital parameters?
I tried to research this on the internet, but I could only find post discussing the precision of landing the reusable boosters, not for the payload.

A:

The Falcon User manual provides some information:

4.5. Mission Accuracy Data As a liquid propellant vehicle with restart capability, Falcon 9 provides the flexibility required for payload
insertion into orbit with higher eccentricity and for deploying
multiple payloads into slightly different orbits. Until verified by
actual operations, SpaceX expects to achieve the following minimum
target orbital insertion accuracy:
Low Earth Orbit
• Perigee ±10 km
• Apogee ±10 km
• Inclination ±0.1 deg
• Right Ascension of Ascending Node ±0.15 deg
Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit
• Perigee ±10 km
• Apogee ±10 km
• Inclination ±0.1 deg
• Right Ascension of Ascending Node ±0.75 deg
• Argument of Perigee ±0.3 deg

