mindbus.nl

E-commerce services and platforms for bookstores and publishers selling books online

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04

About mindbus.nl

Mindbus provides e-commerce services for the book trade, including a platform for bookstores and publishers to participate in the online book market.

Its office is in Leiden, Netherlands.

Product: An e-commerce platform and related services for bookstores and publishers.

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