MindCraft

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overall

16,758

out of 62,907

-728

traffic

16,250

out of 62,907

-494

investment

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These rankings are based on data from April 2026

Company

MindCraft

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Poland

MindCraft specializes in AI-driven data analysis, providing solutions like predictive analytics, document recognition, and sales forecasting, integrating seamlessly with platforms such as Google and Bing Maps.

API Availability

Pricing

paid

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anomaly detection

document analysis

predictive analytics

sales forecasting

Position of MindCraft on sub rankings

April 2026

AI anomaly detection - Overall

101 out of 338

AI predictive analytics - Overall

225 out of 890

AI sales forecasting - Overall

31 out of 84

Poland - Overall

112 out of 330

AI anomaly detection - Overall

101 out of 338

AI predictive analytics - Overall

225 out of 890

AI sales forecasting - Overall

31 out of 84

Poland - Overall

112 out of 330

Industries

engineering & manufacturing

finance & accounting

marketing & sales

retail & e-commerce

software & it

Integrations

google maps

Company

MindCraft

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Poland

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