Spacenus

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overall

18,269

out of 62,432

-1263

traffic

16,196

out of 62,432

-1157

investment

5,096

out of 62,432

-167

review

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These rankings are based on data from March 2026

Company

Spacenus

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Germany

Spacenus offers scalable satellite-imagery-powered solutions for regenerative agriculture, focusing on precision fertilization and soil carbon measurement to reduce emissions and enhance sustainability in agricultural practices.

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Pricing

paid

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carbon footprint analysis

crop monitoring

emissions management

farm management & operations

satellite image analysis

soil analysis

Position of Spacenus on sub rankings

March 2026

AI carbon footprint analysis - Overall

19 out of 43

Crop monitoring - Overall

63 out of 112

Emissions management - Overall

48 out of 70

Farm management & operations - Overall

125 out of 215

Germany - Overall

803 out of 1,868

Satellite image analysis - Overall

19 out of 44

Soil analysis - Overall

49 out of 76

AI carbon footprint analysis - Overall

19 out of 43

Crop monitoring - Overall

63 out of 112

Emissions management - Overall

48 out of 70

Farm management & operations - Overall

125 out of 215

Germany - Overall

803 out of 1,868

Satellite image analysis - Overall

19 out of 44

Soil analysis - Overall

49 out of 76

Industries

agriculture & forestry

natural resources

Company

Spacenus

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Germany

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