Spacenus

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overall

17,328

out of 62,865

+941

traffic

15,158

out of 62,865

+1038

investment

5,162

out of 62,865

-66

review

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These rankings are based on data from April 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.

API Availability

Pricing

paid

Use

carbon footprint analysis

crop monitoring

emissions management

farm management & operations

satellite image analysis

soil analysis

Position of Spacenus on sub rankings

April 2026

AI carbon footprint analysis - Overall

15 out of 45

Crop monitoring - Overall

57 out of 112

Emissions management - Overall

43 out of 70

Farm management & operations - Overall

120 out of 215

Germany - Overall

706 out of 1,876

Satellite image analysis - Overall

16 out of 44

Soil analysis - Overall

45 out of 76

AI carbon footprint analysis - Overall

15 out of 45

Crop monitoring - Overall

57 out of 112

Emissions management - Overall

43 out of 70

Farm management & operations - Overall

120 out of 215

Germany - Overall

706 out of 1,876

Satellite image analysis - Overall

16 out of 44

Soil analysis - Overall

45 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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