In the crowded geospatial tech space, few companies have the staying power of Geodan—now Sogelink. For over three decades, this Dutch firm has been the invisible engine behind Europe's most critical infrastructure decisions, from flood management to urban planning. But with just 153 employees and $24.4M in revenue, they're a giant hiding in plain sight.

"They don't compete on traffic—they compete on trust with the entities that control Europe's water and land."

• Product owner Nick Naus leads a team of geospatial engineers who understand water board workflows intimately
• Their tech stack (Vite, Tailwind, PWA) shows modern frontend thinking despite being a 30-year-old company
• They own the entire conversation around 'HHNK'—a major Dutch water authority—creating a moat around their core vertical

The traffic numbers tell the real story: 1,945 monthly visits might seem modest, but with 64% coming organically and 'water board' as a top keyword, this isn't a company playing the traffic game. They're playing the infrastructure game. Each visit likely represents a government entity or utility planning critical projects. Their global rank of #7,292,950 is misleading—it's not about reach, it's about relevance within a specific, high-value niche.