How much do E-commerce AI agencies in London charge?

Of the 4 E-commerce AI agencies on this page, 1 publish complete hourly rate ranges. They range from €130 to €175, with a median around €153. The European E-commerce average is €80-150/hr.

Which are the top-rated E-commerce AI agencies in London?

Based on our editorial scoring (portfolio quality, business credibility, and case study depth), the top-ranked E-commerce AI agencies in London are Brainpool, Tom & Co, Push Group. See the full review on each agency's profile.

What other industries do London E-commerce agencies serve?

Beyond E-commerce, the most common cross-industry experience among these agencies is Manufacturing (2 of 4 agencies). Notable examples include Brainpool, Push Group.

How recent are these E-commerce AI agency reviews?

All 4 agencies on this page were editorially reviewed between Aug 4, 2026 and Aug 6, 2026 — the most recent being iCentric Agency. See our review methodology for how scores are calculated.

E-commerce in London

Best E-commerce AI Agencies in London (August 2026)

4 E-commerce-specialized AI agencies based in London. Top-ranked: Brainpool, Tom & Co, Push Group.

4 of the 4 agencies listed have documented E-commerce client work, verified against published case studies.

E-commerce is where AI pays back fastest and gets measured hardest: personalization, search and recommendations, catalog automation, and support deflection all land directly in conversion and cost lines. These agencies build against your platform's real constraints—Shopify, commercetools, home-grown stacks—and prove impact in revenue per session, not demo videos. Look for AI Automation for catalog and support workflows and Generative AI for product content at scale.

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€80-150

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Pricing for E-commerce AI agencies in London

Of the 4 e-commerce ai agencies on this page, 1 publish complete hourly rate ranges. Across them, rates span €130–€175, with a median around €153/hr. The European E-commerce average is €80-150/hr.

Tier	Hourly rate	Agencies
Mid-tier	€100–149/hr	1 — Brainpool

Team capacity in London

All 4 agencies on this page disclose team size. The distribution breaks down as:

Small/mid (10-49)3 agencies — Brainpool, Push Group, iCentric Agency
Mid studio (50-99)1 agency — Tom & Co

Rankings updated August 2026

Brainpool

London, United Kingdom

Client evidence: 3 documented clients overall

Best for: Operators with a measurable production bottleneck AI can remove—from timber design queues to e-commerce pipelines.

10-49€130-175/hr

FinTechManufacturingE-commerce

Tom & Co

London, United Kingdom

Tom & Co is a London e-commerce agency building Adobe Commerce and headless storefronts for retail brands, with a separate AI practice covering generative imagery and workflow automation.

50-249Contact for rates

E-commerce

Push Group

#13

London, United Kingdom

Push Group is a London performance marketing agency with an in-house innovation lab building AI agents, running generative engine optimization and AI-assisted research alongside paid media and SEO.

10-49Contact for rates

E-commerceHealthcareManufacturing

iCentric Agency

#14

London, United Kingdom

iCentric Agency is a London and Bedfordshire digital consultancy building custom platforms for enterprise clients, with machine-learning pricing, document processing and agentic tooling among its published specialisms.

10-49Contact for rates

E-commerceSaaS & B2B

Other industries served by London E-commerce agencies

Beyond E-commerce, these 4 agencies also publish experience in:

Industry	Agencies with stated experience
Manufacturing	2 of 4 — Brainpool, Push Group
FinTech	1 of 4 — Brainpool
Healthcare	1 of 4 — Push Group
SaaS & B2B	1 of 4 — iCentric Agency

Most common services offered by London E-commerce agencies

These 4 E-commerce agencies most commonly offer:

AI Automation3 of 4 — Brainpool, Tom & Co, iCentric Agency
AI Development3 of 4 — Brainpool, Tom & Co, iCentric Agency
AI Consulting2 of 4 — Brainpool, iCentric Agency
Generative AI2 of 4 — Tom & Co, iCentric Agency
AI SEO1 of 4 — Push Group
AI Marketing1 of 4 — Push Group

Frequently asked questions — E-commerce in London

How much do E-commerce AI agencies in London charge?: Of the 4 E-commerce AI agencies on this page, 1 publish complete hourly rate ranges. They range from €130 to €175, with a median around €153. The European E-commerce average is €80-150/hr.
Which are the top-rated E-commerce AI agencies in London?: Based on our editorial scoring (portfolio quality, business credibility, and case study depth), the top-ranked E-commerce AI agencies in London are Brainpool, Tom & Co, Push Group. See the full review on each agency's profile.
What other industries do London E-commerce agencies serve?: Beyond E-commerce, the most common cross-industry experience among these agencies is Manufacturing (2 of 4 agencies). Notable examples include Brainpool, Push Group.
How recent are these E-commerce AI agency reviews?: All 4 agencies on this page were editorially reviewed between Aug 4, 2026 and Aug 6, 2026 — the most recent being iCentric Agency. See our review methodology for how scores are calculated.

Local Insight

E-commerce AI Agencies in London

Commerce is where AI meets a number the business already tracks, which makes the evidence unusually easy to check. Tom & Co is the specialist: Adobe Commerce and headless storefronts for LeMieux, Oliver Bonas, Agent Provocateur and Barker & Stonehouse, with generative imagery running across a catalogue of more than 10,000 SKUs at roughly a tenth of traditional photography cost and every image approved by a human before it goes live. iCentric works the pricing and logistics side, including an AI-assisted carrier rate-card platform that replaced a twenty-year-old spreadsheet process. Brainpool comes at it from machine learning rather than from retail, and Push Group from the demand side, where its retail clients include Clarks and Missoma.

Ask for the conversion or cost figure, then ask what it was measured against. Commerce AI is sold on percentage uplifts more than any other category here, and the baseline is the part that usually goes unstated.