Europe's AI consultancies, on the record.

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   Evidence check

   A listing has to show named clients or documented engagements: deployed work, not demos or slideware. A services page over a portfolio of websites is declined, and so is a logo wall with nothing behind it.

   49 declined on evidence · 1175 documented engagements on file · Who qualifies →

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   Scored on four public criteria

   Deployment evidence and delivery rigor, contextual industry expertise, business legitimacy, and profile completeness. The exact weights stay unpublished so the scores are hard to game; the criteria are not.

   Pro buys priority placement and a faster review—never a score, a rank, or a listing · What money buys →

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   Signed and dated

   Each assessment is written and signed by Gabor Kiss, the curator—not generated by a form, an algorithm, or a sales team. Every profile prints the date it was last reviewed, and the freshness mark drops off after six months.

   318 signed assessments · See a signed review →

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   Rates and markets, published

   The European AI Agency Rate Index publishes median and typical hourly bands by region and country, with sample sizes and provenance—so you can price a European team before the first call. Every city and country page carries its own reviewed roster.

   155 published rates · 9 region and country bands · Open the rate index →

Verified client fit

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Every agency on these lists earned its place: at least two named clients with published work we verified. What they claim, we checked.

Documented engagement model

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How the agency works, not who it works for. Each firm here documents the model on its own site or in a published case study; we never infer it from a service list.

Research

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