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Top AI Consulting Firms in Europe
There are 266 AI Consulting agencies in Europe. The top-ranked for 2026 are Adastra, Artefact, and DataSentics. Listed rates in Europe run €65–110/hr across 155 rated agencies.
Most AI initiatives die between the pilot and production—not because the technology fails, but because nobody scoped the use case, the data, or the budget honestly. AI consulting firms exist to prevent that: use-case discovery, feasibility scoring, build-vs-buy decisions, and roadmaps that survive contact with your actual data. The good ones are vendor-neutral—paid for advice, not for reselling a platform. Particularly valuable in FinTech and the Public Sector, where the EU AI Act turns model choices into compliance decisions.
Intro by Gabor Kiss, curator · How we rank
Guides: top AI consulting firms, global and European · boutique vs large consultancy · European AI agency hourly rates by country
Market snapshot
Pricing for AI Consulting agencies in Europe
Of the 266 AI consulting agencies on this page, 124 carry complete hourly rate ranges. Across them, rates span €20–€400, with a median around €65/hr. Across the register, rated agencies in Europe bill €65–110/hr (155 rated).
“Of the 266 AI consulting agencies in Europe on AIAgencies.eu, 124 carry an hourly rate range, from the agency itself or a third-party directory; the median of those 124 is about €65/hr (October 2026).” https:/
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European AI agency hourly rates by country and region →
| Tier | Hourly rate | Agencies |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | Under €100/hr | 82—Siili Solutions, Solita, Algomine, Civitta, DareData, DATAFOREST, Deviniti, Imobisoft, +74 more |
| Mid-tier | €100–149/hr | 33—Vstorm, Plain Concepts, deepsense.ai, Kortical, Sparkbit, Upside Lab, Alice Labs, Clearlead AI Consulting, +25 more |
| Premium | €150–199/hr | 7—Pexon Consulting, dida, 2021.AI, Brainpool, DAIN Studios, Supervoima, WIANCO OTT Robotics |
| Top tier | €200+/hr | 2—Fast Data Science, OstraconAI |
Team capacity in Europe
Of the 266 agencies on this page, 243 disclose team size. The distribution breaks down as:
- Boutique (<10)42 agencies—Fast Data Science, Kortical, Limebit, Alice Labs, Clearlead AI Consulting, 010 Coding Collective, HolistiCRM, Softspring, +34 more
- Small/mid (10-49)85 agencies—Vstorm, dida, Brainpool, Imobisoft, Lazy Ants, MindTitan, Sparkbit, Upside Lab, +77 more
- Mid studio (50-99)73 agencies—DataSentics, Datatonic, Merantix Momentum, ML6, Satalia, Unit8, Pexon Consulting, Visium, +65 more
- Large studio (100+)43 agencies—Adastra, Artefact, Netcompany, Converteo, Plain Concepts, Siili Solutions, Solita, Ergo, +35 more
Ranked agencies
Rankings updated · Newest review

Adastra
#1Frankfurt, Germany
Best for: Banks, insurers and manufacturers that need AI put under approval paths, audit trails and cost limits before it scales.

Artefact
#2Paris, France
Best for: Large consumer and industrial groups that want AI agents adopted across a workforce, not piloted in one team.

DataSentics
#3Prague, Czech Republic
Best for: Large enterprises in finance, insurance, retail and e-commerce that need a production ML system built with a named internal data team.

Datatonic
#4London, United Kingdom
Best for: Enterprises standardizing ML delivery on Google Cloud or AWS, especially where a regulator has to be satisfied.

Merantix Momentum
#5Berlin, Germany
Best for: German enterprises and federal or city administrations taking a machine-learning or LLM use case from feasibility to an operated system.

ML6
#6Ghent, Belgium
Best for: Enterprises and public bodies putting AI into production systems that already carry real traffic.

Netcompany
#7Copenhagen, Denmark
Best for: Governments and national-scale operators buying a system that has to run for years, not a model handed over at the end of a project.

Satalia
#8London, United Kingdom
Best for: Enterprises with a scheduling, routing or workforce-allocation problem big enough to justify operations-research specialists.

Unit8
#9Lausanne, Switzerland
Best for: Industrial and financial enterprises building on Palantir Foundry, or weighing whether they should.

Faculty
#10London, United Kingdom
Best for: Enterprises and public bodies that need AI deployed under regulatory or safety scrutiny.

Vstorm
#11Wrocław, Poland
Best for: Mid-market operators putting an agent inside a product or a clinical workflow, where output has to be validated before it ships.

Converteo
#12Paris, France
Best for: Retail and consumer brands putting a customer-facing agent into production, with the evaluation and rollback to match.
Pexon Consulting
#13Munich, Germany
Best for: Regulated German industrial and mid-market firms that want the model running inside their own Azure or AWS tenant.

Visium
#14Zurich, Switzerland
Best for: Pharma and life-sciences teams that need the method described in full when the client name cannot be.

dida
#15Berlin, Germany
Best for: Organizations with a hard perception or document problem who want the method documented, not just the result.

Fast Data Science
#16London, United Kingdom
Best for: Pharma, research and public-sector buyers with an NLP problem on unstructured documents that has to survive review.

Plain Concepts
#17Madrid, Spain
Best for: Enterprises already committed to Azure that want an AI system delivered by a team with Microsoft-stack depth and named references.

Rewire
#18Amsterdam, Netherlands
Best for: Enterprises running an AI program who want their own team able to continue it afterwards.

Siili Solutions
#19Helsinki, Finland
Best for: Regulated Finnish and Nordic enterprises that need an AI system governed, certified and operated, not just delivered.

Solita
#20Helsinki, Finland
Best for: Large organizations in regulated or industrial settings that need analytics and AI delivered with the data platform underneath it.

element61
#21Ghent, Belgium
element61 is an analytics and AI consultancy with a Ghent office, working across data science, machine learning and performance management for enterprise clients, and part of Moore Belgium.

Ergo
#22Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Irish public institutions and regulated financial firms adding AI to a Microsoft estate they already run.

Halfspace
#23Copenhagen, Denmark
Best for: Nordic enterprises with an operating problem—capacity, pricing, safety—where a few percent of throughput is worth millions a year.

In The Pocket
#24Ghent, Belgium
Best for: Enterprises adding AI to a product or support workflow they already run, with the delivery team embedded alongside their own.

Instituto de Ingeniería del Conocimiento
#25Madrid, Spain
Best for: Spanish utilities, public hospitals and large employers bringing a forecasting, clinical-data or Spanish-language modeling problem.

Spanish Point Technologies
#26Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Software vendors and public bodies modernizing an Azure platform, where new AI has to fit systems already carrying live volume.

Ultra Tendency
#27Berlin, Germany
Best for: Institutions buying the data platform underneath analytics, where uptime and migration risk matter more than model accuracy.

Wavestone
#28Paris, France
Best for: Regulated organizations whose AI program has to satisfy a supervisor, an auditor or a board risk committee.

Zühlke
#29Zurich, Switzerland
Best for: Regulated enterprises buying AI inside a system an engineering firm will also build, run and document.

appliedAI
#30Munich, Germany
Best for: Industrial enterprises running an AI program that has to satisfy governance as well as engineering.

2021.AI
#31Copenhagen, Denmark
Best for: Enterprises and public institutions that want a named AI system built on a governance platform with a live production record.

Algomine
#32Warsaw, Poland
Algomine is a Warsaw AI and data-science house building generative AI, predictive machine learning, data platforms and MLOps for enterprise clients.

Brainpool
#33London, United Kingdom
Best for: Operators with a measurable production bottleneck AI can remove—from timber design queues to e-commerce pipelines.

Civitta
#34Vilnius, Lithuania
Best for: Public agencies and donor-funded programs that need an AI system designed, procured and delivered inside EU rules.

DareData
#35Lisbon, Portugal
Best for: Enterprises automating a high-volume back-office or support workflow, with the NOS and Heineken deployments as the reference pattern.

DATAFOREST
#36Tallinn, Estonia
Best for: Operators with data spread across many systems who want the pipeline and the model built and run by one team.

deepsense.ai
#37Warsaw, Poland
deepsense.ai is a Warsaw machine-learning consultancy building production AI, language-model, computer-vision and MLOps systems for enterprise clients.

Deviniti
#38Wrocław, Poland
Deviniti is a Wrocław IT and AI solutions provider building generative AI, custom software and Atlassian-based automation for enterprise clients.

Imobisoft
#39London, United Kingdom
Best for: Health and industrial companies taking a risk-scoring or compliance-reporting workflow from paper to a regulated digital platform.

Kortical
#40London, United Kingdom
Best for: Enterprises with a defined prediction or document-automation problem that want a model in production in weeks.

Lazy Ants
#41Frankfurt, Germany
Lazy Ants is a Frankfurt product engineering firm working across AI, Web3 and e-commerce, with an AI practice focused on taking operational workflows into production under verification and rollout constraints.

MindTitan
#42Tallinn, Estonia
Best for: Nordic and Baltic operators that want a measured ML system built end to end by the team that will hand it over.

Software Mind
#43Kraków, Poland
Software Mind is a Kraków-headquartered software company founded in 1999, offering generative AI development alongside cloud and modernization services. It builds its own agent-based tooling for large-scale migration work.

Sparkbit
#44Warsaw, Poland
Best for: Early-stage product companies that need the ML core of their product built, tested and handed over with the IP.

Tooploox
#45Wrocław, Poland
Best for: Product teams needing an ML problem researched and built from scratch—no dataset, no proven approach—not an off-the-shelf integration.

Upside Lab
#46Kraków, Poland
Best for: Teams that need governed, compliant data foundations before AI—healthcare research platforms or commerce running on real customer data.

AVISIA
#47Lyon, France
Best for: Large French consumer businesses industrializing scoring or support automation that already runs past the pilot stage.

Crunch Analytics
#48Ghent, Belgium
Best for: Retail and manufacturing teams that want pricing, forecasting and assortment calls made by a model their analysts can run.

Datasparq
#49London, United Kingdom
Best for: Operational businesses with data already flowing that want a system built on it rather than a strategy deck.

Dear Future
#50Copenhagen, Denmark
Best for: Consumer brands with first-party data already in the stack that want it turned into predictions the marketing team will actually use.

Dmlab
#51Budapest, Hungary
Best for: Hungarian operators in energy, logistics or media that need a forecasting system wired into how the business already trades.

Elsewhen
#52London, United Kingdom
Elsewhen is a London product consultancy working with technology and financial-services companies, pairing product design and engineering with AI and cloud delivery.

elunic
#53Munich, Germany
Best for: Manufacturers automating one inspection station or technical-document search on an existing line, not buying an open-ended AI program.

Geneea
#54Prague, Czech Republic
Best for: Media, banking and e-commerce platforms running high-volume, multi-market NLP on live customer content, not one-off pilots.

Hiflylabs
#55Budapest, Hungary
Best for: Banks, energy and manufacturing groups pairing an LLM or forecasting build with the data-platform work underneath it.

Implement Consulting Group
#56Copenhagen, Denmark
Best for: Large public-sector and regulated organizations that want AI work grounded in named policy and delivery consultants.

Inspari
#57Copenhagen, Denmark
Best for: Nordic enterprises already running a Microsoft or Snowflake data platform that want AI built on top of it, not a standalone pilot.

Lautmaler
#58Berlin, Germany
Best for: Enterprises putting voice or chat in front of real customers, where a wrong answer reaches the public.

Limebit
#59Berlin, Germany
Best for: Pharmaceutical companies and statutory health insurers that need analysis to survive a regulatory review and the code to come with it.

Lingaro
#60Warsaw, Poland
Lingaro is a Warsaw-headquartered data and AI engineering firm building enterprise data platforms, analytics and generative AI for global consumer brands.

Modulai
#61Stockholm, Sweden
Best for: Product teams that need a model shipped into production, from clinical retrieval to real-time vision on constrained hardware.

Neurons Lab
#62London, United Kingdom
Best for: Financial institutions that need agentic AI shipped inside regulatory constraints—training through production.

QUANT AI Lab
#63Madrid, Spain
QUANT AI Lab is a Madrid AI company building risk, forecasting and decision systems for regulated and operational environments, with offices in Paris, Bordeaux and London.

Version 1
#64Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Insurers, brokers and public bodies automating document-heavy back-office work with an ISO 42001-certified delivery partner.

Xomnia
#65Amsterdam, Netherlands
Best for: Dutch enterprises whose model problem turns out to be a data-platform problem.

Amsterdam Data Collective
#66Amsterdam, Netherlands
Best for: Regulated institutions and retailers with a pricing, risk or monitoring problem that can be measured.

DEUS
#67Amsterdam, Netherlands
Best for: Enterprises putting voice or conversational AI in front of their own customers.

Walma
#68Stockholm, Sweden
Walma is a Stockholm AI consultancy that maps, builds and operates agent flows and document automation, alongside its own AI platform and EU AI Act advisory practice.

Alice Labs
#69Stockholm, Sweden
Alice Labs is a Stockholm AI consultancy working with Nordic companies on strategy, agent builds, document and marketing automation, and team training.

Clearlead AI Consulting
#70Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Teams that want the senior consultant doing the build, with the architecture and its limits written down before delivery.

Digica
#71Manchester, United Kingdom
Digica is a Manchester AI software company working in computer vision, sensor fusion and embedded machine learning, taking systems from prototype into production.

Flowtale
#72Copenhagen, Denmark
Best for: Logistics and transport operators automating high-volume document intake—booking requests, requisitions—into systems they already run.

InData Labs
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#73Vilnius, Lithuania
Best for: Product teams with a defined forecasting, fraud or analytics problem who want an established ML team on fixed-price or dedicated terms.

Intelygenz
#74Madrid, Spain
Intelygenz is a Madrid AI consultancy and part of the VASS group, building process automation, machine learning and computer-vision systems for banking and telecoms clients.

N-iX
#75London, United Kingdom
Best for: Enterprises with large in-house engineering teams that want AI adoption or ML work measured against an agreed baseline.

OstraconAI
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#76Helsinki, Finland
Best for: Nordic marketing and sales teams that want AI tools built into HubSpot, Teams or Microsoft 365 and their own staff trained to run them.

Tensorway
#77Alicante, Spain
Tensorway is an Alicante AI development firm founded in 2019, building AI agents, machine-learning models and document-processing systems for legal, financial and software clients.

Unlock Management
#78Madrid, Spain
Best for: Small European B2B teams automating a WhatsApp, invoice or order workflow that already runs inside an ERP or CRM.

xtream
#79Milan, Italy
Best for: Utilities, lenders and scale-ups with a defined forecasting or planning problem and the data to feed it, handed over as a production model.
Talking to me
#80Stockholm, Sweden
Talking to me is a Stockholm generative AI consultancy building conversational assistants and voice systems on its own platform, with a second office in Malmo.

010 Coding Collective
#81Rotterdam, Netherlands
Best for: Founders and small teams who need a working AI feature in production fast, with the compliance reasoning written down.
HolistiCRM
#82Budapest, Hungary
Best for: Banks, retailers and utilities that want a propensity or next-best-offer model on their own data, scored on a business rate.

Syllotips
#83Rome, Italy
Best for: Mid-size telcos, insurers and banks whose support or sales floor leans on a few senior experts and runs a Microsoft-centered stack.

Adnovum
#84Zurich, Switzerland
Best for: Swiss institutions wanting a conversational AI system built into their own cloud and then operated for them.

b.telligent
#85Munich, Germany
Best for: Enterprises adding an AI layer onto a data platform their own team will run afterward, in manufacturing, insurance or media.

Kainos
#86Belfast, United Kingdom
Best for: UK public bodies and regulated enterprises buying delivery at program scale, with AI as one workstream inside a larger build.

Sngular
#87Madrid, Spain
Best for: Enterprises staffing a multi-year engineering program in infrastructure, banking or back-office automation with a single partner.

Fuzzy Labs
#88Manchester, United Kingdom
Best for: Teams with a model that works in a notebook and needs to run, and keep running, in production.

NextAI
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#89Valencia, Spain
Best for: Spanish-speaking mid-sized companies replacing scattered CRM, ERP and spreadsheets with one operating layer.

Softspring
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#90Madrid, Spain
Best for: Founder-led products that need one AI feature built properly, with the data boundary and the human checkpoint decided up front.
Dr. Mark Wernsdorfer
#91Berlin, Germany
Best for: Research institutes and public bodies with a hard technical problem and a named specialist to answer for it.

Addepto
#92Warsaw, Poland
Best for: Retail and e-commerce operators automating visual quality and compliance checks with computer vision.

Analytics Engines
#93Belfast, United Kingdom
Best for: Public bodies and research organizations that need messy data unified and throughput measured before any model work starts.

App4You
#94Gdańsk, Poland
Best for: Polish public institutions and smaller operators that want a fixed-scope build with the price published before the first call.

Blueberry Consultants
#95Birmingham, United Kingdom
Best for: Businesses hardening an AI prototype into a supportable production application, or embedding an LLM into software they already run.

Boldare
#96Amsterdam, Netherlands
Best for: Consumer-facing businesses adding an OpenAI-backed chatbot or generated content to a web platform Boldare builds or runs.

Buildo
#97Milan, Italy
Best for: Scale-ups and regulated medtech firms that need an ML or LLM feature built into an existing product by a full-stack team.

Cloud District
#98Madrid, Spain
Best for: Consumer-facing brands and large operators in Spain evolving a digital product over years, with AI added into an existing workflow.

DAIN Studios
#99Berlin, Germany
Best for: Industrial and media organizations that want their own team running the system once it works.

DataNorth AI
#100Groningen, Netherlands
Best for: Northern Dutch organizations that need a build and the team trained to run it afterwards.

Hybrid Heroes
#101Berlin, Germany
Best for: Product owners adding AI to an app that already has users, rather than starting from a model.

iCentric Agency
#102London, 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.

LANARS
#103Oslo, Norway
Best for: Hardware startups that need firmware, apps and cloud built by one team, with model work brought in alongside.

Linnify
#104Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Best for: Founders and product owners who want an AI product validated and shaped before it is built, not just engineered to a spec.

Marionete
#105London, United Kingdom
Best for: Banks and insurers that need the data and MLOps platform under their AI built to regulated-industry standards.

Merixstudio
#106Poznań, Poland
Best for: Product owners modernizing a platform who want AI inside the delivery process and in selected features, not a model built from scratch.

Neuron Solutions
#107Budapest, Hungary
Best for: Industrial and pharmaceutical groups that want their own engineers taught to run AI projects before they buy a system.

Paradigma Digital
#108Madrid, Spain
Best for: Enterprises and public bodies putting a governed data platform under an AI program, with named references they can check first.

STX Next
#109Poznań, Poland
Best for: Python-heavy teams that need senior engineers now, with AI built into how the work is delivered and reviewed.

Transparity
#110London, United Kingdom
Best for: UK enterprises, charities and public bodies already on Microsoft 365 and Azure that want Copilot adopted and governed.

Wolfpack Digital
#111Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Best for: Companies shipping a mobile or web product, including AI products that need everything around the model built properly.
Algorithma
#112Stockholm, Sweden
Best for: Nordic retailers and service businesses that want customer operations run by agents and measured weekly.

ADVISORI
#113Frankfurt, Germany
ADVISORI is a Frankfurt IT and AI consultancy for regulated industries, pairing AI strategy and implementation with information security, risk management and regulatory compliance.

Almawave
#114Rome, Italy
Almawave is a Rome natural-language and speech AI company building multilingual language models, conversational systems and clinical and administrative data interpretation for public administration, healthcare and finance.

Altar.io
#115Lisbon, Portugal
Best for: Funded founders building a regulated fintech or commerce product who want engineering that carries them to the next raise.

Amach
#116Dublin, Ireland
Amach is a Dublin data and cloud engineering consultancy working on contact-center platforms, automation and analytics, with a specialism in airline and loyalty operations.

Babel
#117Madrid, Spain
Best for: Spanish and Portuguese banks, insurers and public administrations wanting AI delivered by a large integrator with the data work around it.

Babelscape
#118Rome, Italy
Best for: Publishers, IP offices and research institutions that need multilingual text analytics from a team that publishes its research.

BI4ALL
#119Lisbon, Portugal
BI4ALL is a Lisbon data and AI consultancy working on analytics platforms, machine learning and generative-AI automation for banking, insurance, pharmaceutical and energy clients.

Bismart
#120Barcelona, Spain
Best for: Organizations whose AI plans depend on fixing the data layer first, especially in healthcare, public services and tourism.

Closer Consulting
#121Lisbon, Portugal
Closer Consulting is a Lisbon data science and AI consultancy working on machine learning, fraud and risk models and analytics platforms for banking, telecom, energy and retail clients.

Cloudflight
#122Graz, Austria
Cloudflight is an Austrian digital engineering firm headquartered in Graz, building AI, data-engineering and cloud-native software for industrial and enterprise clients.

Contiamo
#123Berlin, Germany
Best for: German municipal utilities, housing companies and consumer brands adding GPT-based assistants to customer service and content work.

Damavis
#124Madrid, Spain
Damavis is a big-data and machine-learning studio with Madrid and Palma offices building data lakes, models and real-time pipelines for data-driven companies.
Data Reply
#125Munich, Germany
Data Reply is the big-data and AI engineering practice of the Reply group, working from Munich on data platforms, machine learning and generative AI for enterprise clients.

Datamole
#126Prague, Czech Republic
Best for: Equipment manufacturers turning machine telemetry into a product feature their own service or R&D teams will keep running.

Datarmony
#127Barcelona, Spain
Best for: Retail and travel brands fixing attribution, forecasting and data quality before they buy anything LLM-shaped.

Ekimetrics
#128London, United Kingdom
Best for: Consumer and industrial brands that need marketing spend measured and modeled rather than an AI system built.

enliteAI
#129Vienna, Austria
enliteAI is a Vienna deep-tech AI consultancy and venture studio focused on reinforcement learning, working on power-grid optimization and industrial decision problems for energy and public-sector clients.

Konversational
#130Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Enterprises standardizing on ServiceNow that want customer workflows implemented and the platform's AI features actually adopted.

Kruso
#131Copenhagen, Denmark
Best for: Consumer brands and public bodies adding AI search or an assistant to a commerce or content platform the same firm builds and operates.

Sonrai Analytics
#132Belfast, United Kingdom
Best for: Diagnostics and pharma teams that need multi-omic and pathology data analyzed by named scientists, with a regulatory path in view.

statworx
#133Frankfurt, Germany
statworx is a Frankfurt data-science and AI consultancy working across strategy, engineering and training, with a practice built around regulated and enterprise clients.

TEKenable
#134Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Irish and UK organizations running on Microsoft platforms that want AI added to systems they already depend on.

AI Sisters
#135Paris, France
Best for: Large French employers that want their own people building agents rather than a vendor owning them.

Alexander Thamm
#136Munich, Germany
Alexander Thamm is a Munich-headquartered data and AI consultancy operating from six German offices since 2012, covering strategy, engineering and enterprise-wide AI programs.

Birds on Mars
#137Berlin, Germany
Best for: Public bodies and institutions that need an AI system they can operate, inspect and publish afterwards.

Motius
#138Munich, Germany
Best for: Manufacturers with a physical process to automate and no settled view yet on which technology does it.

wegewerk
#139Berlin, Germany
Best for: Nonprofits and associations adding AI to a digital operation that already carries accessibility and procurement obligations.

7code
#140Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Best for: Founders who need a compliant retrieval-grounded product built and shipped in months, at a rate that leaves budget for the next iteration.

Abelium R&D
#141Ljubljana, Slovenia
Abelium R&D is a Ljubljana research and development company founded in 2009, working in mathematical optimization, operations research and tailored algorithms, with forecasting and hybrid-intelligence platforms among its published research projects.

AI Superior
#142Darmstadt, Germany
AI Superior is a Darmstadt AI development company building computer vision, deep learning and language systems, from feasibility study through to deployment.

Apriorit
#143Poznań, Poland
Apriorit is a software engineering firm with a Poznań office, founded in 2002, working in cybersecurity, systems programming and research-led development with an AI and machine-learning service line.

BID Company
#144Milan, Italy
BID Company is a Milan data and AI consultancy building predictive models, language-model platforms and analytics architecture for Italian banks, insurers, pharmaceutical groups and transport operators.

Brights
#145Warsaw, Poland
Best for: Product companies adding an AI assistant or agent feature to a web or mobile platform built with an outsourced team.

Conectia
#146Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona engineering partner that builds LLM, RAG and agent-based products for startups and scale-ups, and staffs CTO-vetted senior engineers into client teams. Offers AI chatbots and agents, AI automation, and CTO-as-a-Service alongside its delivery squads.

coompanion
#147Munich, Germany
Best for: Mittelstand and startup operations teams automating a document or ticketing workflow on tools their own staff will keep running.

Dashbouquet
#148Tallinn, Estonia
Best for: Seed-stage founders who want an LLM feature or a data-extraction pipeline built into a product by the same team that ships the app.

Innowise
#149Warsaw, Poland
Innowise is a Warsaw software development company running full-cycle delivery across data, machine learning and generative AI alongside its wider engineering, cloud and staff-augmentation practice.

Lexogrine
#150Kraków, Poland
Best for: Founders shipping a consumer product that needs an AI feature designed, built and released inside one small team.

Lexunit
#151Budapest, Hungary
Best for: Industrial and legal-publishing operators buying a machine-vision or document-automation system to run on their own premises.

Mobile Reality
#152Warsaw, Poland
Best for: Fintech and proptech product teams that want LLM agents or AI forms built into a JavaScript platform by a small senior team.

Neoteric
#153Gdańsk, Poland
Neoteric is a Gdańsk software company founded in 2005, building generative AI and language-model applications alongside custom product development. Clutch named it a top artificial intelligence and generative AI company in 2023.

Preste
#154Paris, France
Best for: Hardware and industrial firms that need computer vision running on the device, not in the cloud, delivered as a 2–6 month build.

punktum digital
#155Berlin, Germany
Best for: Founders putting a model inside a consumer health, sports or wellbeing product.

QED Software
#156Warsaw, Poland
Best for: Data-rich firms and startups with a detection, vision or forecasting problem suited to a research-led team.

Riseapps
#157Tallinn, Estonia
Healthcare-focused AI and software firm building clinical documentation, care-plan generation, claims automation and remote monitoring systems for providers and healthtech companies. Registered in Tallinn, with delivery offices in Kyiv and Warsaw and a US presence.

Serokell
#158Tallinn, Estonia
Serokell is a Tallinn-founded software engineering firm with a Paris office, known for Haskell and blockchain work, with a machine-learning practice in predictive maintenance, NLP and recommender systems.

Softblues
#159London, United Kingdom
Best for: Early-stage B2B product teams and smaller UK or Irish firms scoping a first voice agent, agent pipeline or Claude rollout.

Sputnik Digital
#160Manchester, United Kingdom
Best for: Early-stage software companies adding an AI feature that has to work on day one of the pitch.

Techrivo
#161Lisbon, Portugal
Techrivo is a Lisbon technology consultancy with a Luxembourg office, working in financial-services engineering: KYC and anti-money-laundering systems, compliance platforms and technical due diligence.

Tiksom
#162Manchester, United Kingdom
Best for: Startups needing an agent system designed rather than assembled, from a shop whose wider client list runs to UNICEF and Erasmus MC.

WeAreBrain
#163Amsterdam, Netherlands
Best for: Product teams adding an AI feature to software they already run, whether that is a Heineken-scale rollout or a startup platform.

Wise Monks
#164Vilnius, Lithuania
Best for: Lithuanian mid-market operators buying a defined AI automation at a published price, with named clients to call in the same market.

Wolf Logic
#165Birmingham, United Kingdom
Wolf Logic is a West Midlands software company that rebuilt its delivery around an in-house AI orchestration platform, working on custom systems, legacy modernization and agent workflows for healthcare, industrial and public clients.
Marinuzzi & Associati
#166Rome, Italy
Best for: Public bodies that need an independent expert to specify, procure and supervise an AI program, not to build it.
ontolux
#167Berlin, Germany
Best for: German public bodies, broadcasters and publishers that need tagging and search over large German-language text collections.
Die AI Berater
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#168Hanover, Germany
Die AI Berater is a Hanover AI consultancy for German SMEs, selling a fixed-price use-case analysis followed by custom builds of voice, document and generative-AI applications.

AISOMA
#169Frankfurt, Germany
AISOMA is a Frankfurt AI consultancy specializing in locally hosted and open-source systems, with an emphasis on keeping models and data inside the client's own infrastructure.

Algoretico
#170Milan, Italy
Best for: Italian manufacturers and financial firms with awkward data—CAD, drawings, voice—that a text-only search will not reach.
appleute
#171Munich, Germany
Best for: Companies with one well-defined AI problem—damage detection, checkout automation—that want it built and put into production.

BySix
#172Lisbon, Portugal
Best for: Product and operations teams buying a first generative-AI agent wired into Jira, Slack, Shopify or an ATS at a fixed weekly price.

FELD M
#173Munich, Germany
FELD M is a Munich data consultancy covering analytics, data engineering and privacy, with a data-science practice building predictive and classification models.

Idiro Analytics
#174Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Consumer-facing telecom and utility operators, and Irish public bodies, that need models tested and evidenced rather than built.

Intellishore
#175Copenhagen, Denmark
Intellishore is a Copenhagen analytics and strategy consultancy pairing strategic advisory with data-science and AI delivery, weighted toward life sciences.

Nebuli
#176London, United Kingdom
Best for: Organizations wanting a private, self-hosted generative AI workspace over their own documents rather than a public LLM.

Nimo AI
#177Stockholm, Sweden
Best for: Swedish small and mid-sized businesses automating one back-office process, such as document filing, order intake or HR reporting.

Qweri
#178Lyon, France
Qweri is a Lyon data-marketing consultancy building web analytics, data engineering and data-science pipelines for retail, e-commerce and B2B clients.

Unetiq
#179Munich, Germany
Unetiq is a Munich machine-learning agency and TUM spin-off building computer-vision, forecasting and language systems for industrial and B2B clients, with a second office in Amsterdam.

AI Pirates
#180Munich, Germany
Best for: Media and consumer brands that want AI skills built into the team, not just a system handed over.
Ortom
#181Manchester, United Kingdom
Best for: SMEs with one well-defined machine-learning problem who want a senior practitioner on it directly.

The AI Consultancy
#182London, United Kingdom
Best for: UK small businesses that want a working system and a named person answering the phone.

Violet AI
#183Stockholm, Sweden
Best for: Large Swedish operators with a forecasting or matching problem in the core of the business.

Hexploits
#184London, United Kingdom
Hexploits is a London software consultancy that builds AI platforms and cloud infrastructure for startups, taking product engineering from architecture through to production hosting.

Logikon Solutions
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#185Rotterdam, Netherlands
Logikon Solutions is a two-person data and AI company based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. We engineer intelligent processes from your data: the pricing, forecasting, planning and scheduling decisions a business still runs on instinct, rebuilt to run on evidence using operations research and machine learning. Our work covers demand forecasting and dynamic pricing, inventory and resource optimisation, geospatial models on satellite and location data, recommendation and propensity models, and LLM agent systems with retrieval, tool calling and evaluation before they go live. Every project follows our five-step LOGIK process, from locating the decision to handing over dashboards and automated recommendations your team acts on. Founded by Panos and Antonis Mavritsakis, with backgrounds at TU Delft, Arup and Deltares. We start every engagement with a short fixed-scope Diagnostic and quote each project fixed after a scoping call.
Flowt
#186Lyon, France
Flowt is a Lyon data and AI agency taking projects from framing to production across business intelligence, data engineering, data science and generative AI.
Mozza
#187Paris, France
Best for: Companies that want an honest read on whether an AI project is worth building before commissioning one.

Inbold
#188Oslo, Norway
Best for: Consumer and healthcare brands needing campaign and compliance production at Nordic scale, with AI used in the making.

Intunio
#189Gothenburg, Sweden
Best for: Industrial manufacturers that want AI and interfaces designed into everyday work, with the price list published up front.

Knowmad Mood
#190Madrid, Spain
Knowmad Mood is a Madrid digital transformation consultancy with a dedicated AI, IoT and data practice serving banking, public-sector and telecom clients.

Old St Labs
#191London, United Kingdom
Best for: Founders and small UK firms building a first web or mobile product with an LLM feature inside it.

TUATARA
#192Warsaw, Poland
Best for: Banks, insurers and telecoms in Poland or the Gulf that want a conversational assistant deployed inside existing customer channels.

Vention
#193London, United Kingdom
Best for: Venture-backed product companies adding engineers to an existing team, with AI as one feature inside the software work.

Powehi
#194Lyon, France
Powehi is a Lyon agency building AI agents and automation for small and mid-sized companies, with a stated preference for open-source models and sovereign, on-premise deployment.

allUpp
#195Vienna, Austria
Best for: Companies already on Salesforce that want Agentforce agents added to service or sales workflows at a fixed package price.

Codec
#196Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Irish public bodies and regulated organizations buying case management or a data platform from a long-established Microsoft partner.

Datahouse
#197Zurich, Switzerland
Best for: Swiss insurers, banks and property analytics teams wanting a small data-science team that publishes its methods.

Dataroots
#198Ghent, Belgium
Dataroots is a data and AI consultancy and part of the Talan Group, working across data strategy, machine learning, MLOps and generative AI for enterprise clients, with a Ghent office and its head office in Leuven.

ELCA Informatik
#199Lausanne, Switzerland
Best for: Swiss institutions adding AI inside a larger systems program run by a long-established integrator.

Jakala
#200Milan, Italy
Best for: Large retail and hospitality brands buying a marketing and data program at group scale rather than a single system.

KVL
#201Rotterdam, Netherlands
Best for: Dutch insurers, pension providers and care organizations building a Microsoft data platform and an in-house data team.

Moxoff
#202Milan, Italy
Moxoff is a Milan mathematical-modeling and AI firm and Politecnico di Milano spin-off, building simulation, forecasting and generative-AI systems for industrial, healthcare and energy clients.

Nathean Analytics
#203Dublin, Ireland
Nathean Analytics is a Dublin analytics consultancy building clinical and business intelligence platforms, data integration and reporting automation, and a founding industry member of Ireland's applied AI center.

Qubix Consulting
#204Frankfurt, Germany
Best for: German wholesalers, manufacturers and online retailers modernizing ordering, ERP and shop systems.

Shift Agency
#205Frankfurt, Germany
Best for: Enterprise brands and institutions rebuilding a website, newsroom or brand platform, with AI applied to marketing and visibility.

Wolfgang Digital
#206Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Consumer retail brands in Ireland and the UK putting AI to work inside paid search, product feeds and email rather than building a system.

Waterglass
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#207Vienna, Austria
Best for: Venture teams and platform businesses building an AI product from zero, with GDPR settled before the first line of code.

Kelriva AI
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#208London, United Kingdom
Kelriva AI is a London AI consultancy that builds document processing systems and AI agents for UK businesses, with a focus on regulated sectors such as financial services. We automate the extraction, checking and routing of data from contracts, KYC files, compliance filings and invoices, and build LangGraph agents that take over multi-step approval and review workflows. Every engagement is scoped in writing and delivered at a fixed fee. We work vendor-neutral and build on the systems a business already uses.

wukonig.com
#209Graz, Austria
Best for: B2B and industrial firms that want to be named in AI answers and will fund a measured, ongoing program.

AGIgent
#210Budapest, Hungary
AGIgent is a Budapest AI engineering firm working on physics-informed models, satellite and sensor signal processing, energy forecasting and long-horizon agent frameworks for research and industrial clients.

Atomic Actions
#211Warsaw, Poland
Best for: Small manufacturers, contractors and agencies automating invoice, document and CRM workflows on a Make.com or Zapier stack.

B13 AI
#212Birmingham, United Kingdom
Best for: UK founders and small product teams who need a build partner at UK-regional rates, with AI as one component of a wider system.

DatenVorsprung
#213Vienna, Austria
Best for: Industrial automation teams that need an AI controller's safe operating range tested ahead of certification.

Dev House Austria
#214Vienna, Austria
Dev House Austria is a Vienna AI and software development firm building custom AI applications, language-model integrations and process automation for B2B clients.

DevKit
#215Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinn software firm offering dedicated teams and staff augmentation, with AI work covering machine-learning vulnerability detection and automated remediation. Estonian headquarters with a US office in Wilmington.

DevXHub
#216Helsinki, Finland
DevXHub is a software company with a Helsinki office, building AI applications alongside full-stack product development. Its published AI work covers conversational platforms and multi-model AI tooling.

Elinext
#217Warsaw, Poland
Elinext is a software development group headquartered in Warsaw, founded in 1997, with an AI and machine-learning service line alongside its platform practice. Its AI work covers retrieval-augmented systems, recommendations, and document processing.

Enlightenment.ai
#218Lisbon, Portugal
Best for: Large consumer brands and banks that want a costed sequence for their data program before they commission any model.

Fantasy Space
#219Madrid, Spain
Best for: Early-stage founders in Spain who need a product built quickly and will scope any real model work separately.

Gemmo AI
#220Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Financial-services teams with their own engineering who need a machine-learning bench for the experiment-and-prototype stage.

Mercury Labs
#221London, United Kingdom
Best for: UK public bodies and publicly funded research programs building AI tools that keep expert reviewers in charge.

MS iHub
#222Ljubljana, Slovenia
Best for: Manufacturers and online retailers commissioning a first scoped AI feature or MVP from a small Ljubljana team.

Phenomenon Studio
#223Tallinn, Estonia
Best for: Funded startups that need the interface and front end of an AI product designed and built while the model stays in-house.

R-Szoft
#224Budapest, Hungary
Best for: Hungarian companies that need a software house for business-system builds, with on-premise AI document automation added.

Ronas IT
#225Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinn web and mobile development firm trading since 2007, with a published portfolio spanning generative AI tooling, in-app assistants and recommendation systems alongside a much larger body of conventional product work.

Stepwise
#226Warsaw, Poland
Best for: Early-stage B2B software companies that need a cloud and data engineering team, with AI as one part of the product build.

Supervoima
#227Helsinki, Finland
Helsinki AI consultancy running a two-phase model: a strategic workshop that scopes where AI pays back, then deployment of AI agents into existing workflows on Azure, GCP or AWS. Focused on finance, infrastructure and real estate, and publishes on agent protocols including MCP and A2A.

TechNow
#228Berlin, Germany
TechNow is a Berlin AI consultancy running use-case discovery, training and implementation for mid-sized companies, alongside managed IT services and company building.

VisualLabs
#229Budapest, Hungary
Best for: Field-service and distribution businesses on Microsoft Dynamics that want their data and processes fixed before adding Copilot or agents.

WIANCO OTT Robotics
#230Darmstadt, Germany
German automation company near Darmstadt that builds and licenses EMMA, a cognitive AI platform for automating cross-system business processes without APIs or scripted bots. Sells mainly through implementation partners, and offers cognitive-AI consulting and EMMA training directly.
Upscale Paris
#231Paris, France
Upscale Paris is a Paris AI consultancy working on operating-model change, from AI strategy and governance through prototype builds to adoption programs inside client teams.
Notch (Notch Software Solutions)
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#232Zagreb, Croatia
Notch is a European AI-native product engineering company for mid-to-large enterprises. We build AI models, agents, and enterprise-grade custom software products. What do we do? 1. AI-native software development. We build new software products from scratch and modernize legacy applications. Senior engineers direct coding agents across the full lifecycle, from discovery to deployment and beyond. 2. Agentic systems. Autonomous agents built with architecture, testing discipline, and human oversight in place from the start. Entry points include an AI proof of concept and an AI minimum viable product. 3. Custom AI models. Purpose-trained models scoped to a specific business case. They outperform general-purpose models on accuracy, latency, data sovereignty, and running cost. 4. AI strategy consulting. The work before the build, turned into build-ready blueprints. Delivered as an AI Discovery Workshop or an AI Audit. 5. Agentic Experience Design. Designing how people work with agents across screen, chat, and voice. We make agent behavior transparent, controllable, and safe to delegate to. Who do we work with? Enterprise and mid-market companies with business-critical systems and a real engineering standard to meet. Typical clients have in-house technology teams and need depth those teams don't have on staff. Problems Notch is hired to solve "We know AI belongs in this process. We do not know what changes around it." An AI Discovery Workshop or AI Audit maps the process, the data behind it, and the operating model that has to change with it. Output is a build-ready blueprint. "An internal team built a working AI prototype. Now it has to run in production." A code and architecture review, a security and data isolation assessment, an evaluation baseline, and a decision on what to keep and what to rebuild. Then the production build, with the same team staying on. "Our core system is old, and every change takes a quarter." Agents map the codebase in days, not mon

ActinVision
#233Lyon, France
ActinVision is a data and AI consultancy with a Lyon office building data platforms, visualization, data science and generative AI for industry, retail and logistics clients.

Arana AI
#234Munich, Germany
Arana AI is a Munich-area generative-AI firm building language-model applications and assistants for healthcare and medical-technology clients, alongside its own accessibility assistant.

Brain Computing
#235Rome, Italy
Brain Computing is a Rome software house and consultancy building business-process automation, custom CRM and learning platforms with AI agents and blockchain notarization for training bodies, retailers and healthcare clients.

Datalyo
#236Lyon, France
Datalyo is a Lyon data and AI consultancy building data platforms, machine-learning models and business intelligence for industrial, retail and public-sector clients.

Datrix
#237Milan, Italy
Datrix is a Milan AI group that acquires software companies and builds machine learning, forecasting and scoring into them, working across financial services, marketing technology and industrial data.

DMBI Consultants
#238Rome, Italy
DMBI Consultants is a Rome-area data-science consultancy building forecasting, text mining, satellite image analysis and predictive maintenance models for banks, utilities, telecom operators and public bodies.

eMentalist
#239Vienna, Austria
Best for: Real-estate and facility owners that want AI applied to property data quality or building-maintenance data.

Grepton
#240Budapest, Hungary
Best for: Hungarian companies on Microsoft Dynamics 365 or Azure that want AI added inside the ERP, CRM and data systems they already run.

kiba solutions
#241Berlin, Germany
kiba solutions is a Berlin AI engineering firm working on site with small and mid-sized companies across Berlin and Brandenburg on AI workflows, automation and locally hosted AI systems.

Navique
#242Zurich, Switzerland
Best for: Energy and utility firms that need the data platform built properly before any model work starts.

Nexid
#243Milan, Italy
Best for: Italian enterprises and institutions that want AI scoped inside a wider process, governance or platform engagement.

Nucleo
#244Dublin, Ireland
Nucleo is a Dublin advisory and technology consultancy whose Data & AI division builds automation, analytics and AI systems for finance, public-sector and enterprise clients.

Performanze
#245Madrid, Spain
Performanze is a Madrid consultancy building custom software, data models and AI agents that consolidate sales, operations and finance for B2B companies and public bodies.

Storm Technology
#246Dublin, Ireland
Best for: Irish organizations already running Dynamics 365 or Power Platform that want Copilot and Azure AI advice from a Microsoft partner.

Syncronika
#247Milan, Italy
Best for: Italian brands that want one long-term partner for site, commerce, integrations and marketing, with AI added to that stack.

WITH Madrid
#248Madrid, Spain
Best for: Consumer and luxury brands that want a conversion or asset-delivery problem solved and measured, not a model built.
Odysi
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#249Madrid, Spain
Odysi builds AI agents for customer service: WhatsApp agents that answer customers from the company's own rules, collect photos and documents, open requests in the company's platform and hand unusual cases to a person with the full conversation, and email agents that draft replies a person reviews and sends. We also build AI process automation and AI document review, all built on each client's own rules. Every agent goes live only after passing a written acceptance test agreed with the client, and the client owns the documentation behind it. Odysi is a remote AI studio with its base in Madrid, working with companies across Spain and abroad. It was founded in 2025 by Thomas Trincado and Mike Tucci, who do the work themselves, in English and Spanish.
What's Next AI
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#250Amsterdam, Netherlands
Scaling CIRFOODs tender process from 4 -> 45 per year with the same team.

AdamI
#251Amsterdam, Netherlands
AdamI is an Amsterdam AI consultancy and implementation firm building assistants, chatbots and analysis tools for organizations that keep their engagements confidential.

Opinov8
#252London, United Kingdom
Best for: Teams adding cloud, data or modernization engineers who want AI coding tools applied to that delivery.
Pixelette Technologies
#253London, United Kingdom
Best for: Founders commissioning a first blockchain or AI product build on a startup budget who will check references before signing.
Data Analytics
#254Rotterdam, Netherlands
Best for: Mid-sized Dutch companies that want ERP, CRM and finance data in one managed Power BI environment before any AI build.
Sociaty
#255Lyon, France
Sociaty is a Lyon AI consulting and training agency building assistants, conversational agents and workflow automation for small and mid-sized companies.

Blackbirds
#256Rotterdam, Netherlands
Blackbirds is a Rotterdam AI consultancy pairing strategy with engineering for planning, document, forecasting and compliance work, mainly for logistics, public sector and industrial clients.

McLeuker
#257Paris, France
McLeuker is a Paris agentic AI and fashion-tech consultancy that ships engagements onto its own multi-agent platform or builds an equivalent stack inside the client's infrastructure.

Opace
#258Birmingham, United Kingdom
Opace is a Birmingham digital consultancy running an AI practice across chatbots, agents, process automation and AI-driven marketing for UK businesses.
DataGenius
#259Lyon, France
DataGenius is a Lyon machine-learning consultancy building predictive models, language processing and production data-science modules for pharma, health and SME clients.
KI Agentur FAI
#260Frankfurt, Germany
KI Agentur FAI is an AI automation agency serving Frankfurt and the Rhine-Main area, building workflow automation, chatbots, voice reception and locally hosted models for small and mid-sized companies.
Konektor Group
#261Barcelona, Spain
Konektor Group is a Barcelona AI automation agency building AI agents, chatbots and process automation for B2B and healthcare clients.

Shymow
Verified: the agency confirmed ownership from a company email address, and the listing passed editorial review#262Barcelona, Spain
Shymow is a Barcelona knowledge-infrastructure practice structuring an organization's knowledge as a machine-readable layer so AI systems can retrieve and cite it accurately.

Stratify AI
#263Budapest, Hungary
Stratify AI is a Budapest AI consulting and implementation firm building contract summarization, natural-language database query and recruitment screening systems for business operations.

Witebot
#264Zurich, Switzerland
Witebot is a Zurich AI automation agency building AI agents, workflow automation and custom LLM solutions for B2B companies and SME clients in Switzerland.

Data Technology
#265Vienna, Austria
Data Technology is a Vienna analytics and IT consultancy in the SanData IT group, offering data-strategy workshops, proofs of concept and generative-AI advisory alongside IBM, SAS and Denodo licensing.
AI Manager Agency
#266Tallinn, Estonia
AI Manager Agency is a French technology service provider that helps startups and small businesses implement practical AI automation tools instead of hiring expensive, full-time AI engineers.
Expert Insight
Why Hire an AI Consulting Firm?
Kill bad use cases before they cost real money—Internal teams pitch AI projects based on what's technically interesting; a consultancy ranks them by feasibility and payback. A €20,000 discovery engagement that stops one doomed €150,000 build has already returned 7x. The most valuable line in a consulting report is the list of things you should not do
Vendor-neutral build-vs-buy judgment—The market is full of advisors who are actually resellers. An independent consultancy will tell you when an off-the-shelf tool covers 90% of the requirement for 5% of the cost of a custom build—and when the opposite is true because your workflow or data is genuinely non-standard. That one decision usually outweighs the entire consulting fee
Regulatory fluency—The EU AI Act sorts systems into risk classes with real obligations: documentation, human oversight, transparency. A consultancy that works in European regulated sectors knows which of your use cases land in which class before you build, not after. Retrofitting compliance onto a deployed system costs a multiple of designing for it
A tested path from pilot to production—Industry surveys consistently find that most AI pilots never reach production. Consultancies that have shipped know why: data access, integration debt, unclear ownership, no maintenance budget. They design for those failure modes from week one, which is the difference between a demo in a slide deck and a system that still runs in 18 months
Where AI Consulting agencies are based
266 ai consulting agencies across 44 European cities. Distribution by hub:
Services frequently bundled with AI Consulting
Beyond AI Consulting itself, the 266 AI Consulting agencies in our directory most commonly offer:
- AI Consulting266 of 266 — Adastra, Artefact, DataSentics, Datatonic, +262 more
- AI Development237 of 266 — Adastra, Artefact, DataSentics, Datatonic, +233 more
- Generative AI100 of 266 — Adastra, DataSentics, Datatonic, Merantix Momentum, +96 more
- AI Automation96 of 266 — Artefact, Faculty, Pexon Consulting, dida, +92 more
- AI Agents78 of 266 — Artefact, ML6, Satalia, Faculty, +74 more
- AI Marketing8 of 266 — Converteo, OstraconAI, Ekimetrics, Inbold, +4 more
Frequently asked questions — AI Consulting in Europe
- How much do AI Consulting agencies in Europe charge?
- Of the 266 AI Consulting agencies on this page, 124 publish complete hourly rate ranges. They range from €20 to €400, with a median around €65. Across the register, rated agencies in Europe bill €65–110/hr (155 rated). 82 agencies operate under €100/hr: Siili Solutions, Solita, Algomine, Civitta.
- Which are the top-rated AI Consulting agencies in Europe?
- Based on our editorial scoring (portfolio quality, business credibility, and case study depth), the top-ranked AI Consulting agencies in Europe are Adastra, Artefact, DataSentics. See the full review on each agency's profile.
- Which European cities have the most ai consulting agencies?
- London leads with 25 ai consulting agencies (9% of the European total), followed by Madrid (16) and Berlin (15). Top firms in London include Datatonic, Satalia, Faculty.
- How recent are these AI Consulting agency reviews?
- 262 of the 266 agencies on this page have been editorially reviewed between Aug 4, 2026 and Oct 9, 2026 — the most recent being InData Labs. See our review methodology for how scores are calculated.
- What's the smallest team size available for ai consulting in Europe?
- Fast Data Science, Kortical, Limebit are the boutique studios (under 10 people) on this page, ideal for projects needing senior-level attention without large-team overhead.
Hiring Guide
What to Know Before Hiring a AI Consulting Agency
Here's the reality: most companies don't need more AI ideas—they need someone to kill the bad ones. The typical organization has 20 candidate use cases, of which 3 are feasible with the data they actually have and 1 will pay for itself. A good consultancy earns its fee by ranking that list honestly before you spend €100,000 finding out the hard way. For hourly rates, anchor on the European range on our rate index; strategy engagements typically land between €15,000 and €60,000, and enterprise programs start from €30,000 and run 3–6 months.
The first test of any consultancy is vendor neutrality. Ask directly: do you earn commissions or margins from any AI platform, cloud provider, or reseller program? A firm that always recommends 'build' is selling its own engineering hours. A firm that always recommends 'buy' is often sitting on a reseller margin. A genuinely neutral advisor will sometimes tell you the answer is a €200/month SaaS subscription and a process change—advice that earns them nothing beyond the engagement fee. If nobody at the firm has ever recommended against building anything, keep looking.
The second trap is the strategy deck that leads nowhere. AI strategy without an execution path is expensive theater: a 60-slide vision document, a maturity model, and no answer to 'what do we build first, with which data, at what cost?' Demand concrete deliverables—a ranked use-case portfolio with feasibility and ROI estimates per item, a data readiness audit that names the specific gaps, and a 12-month roadmap with budget bands. Beware the 'AI transformation workshop' whose only concrete output is a proposal to hire the same firm for everything else.
One more thing: check what happened after previous engagements. The central risk in this market is the demo-vs-deployed gap—systems that impressed in the boardroom and never reached production. Ask references two questions: 'Did anything from the roadmap actually ship?' and 'Would you rehire them?' For ongoing advisory after the initial engagement, expect retainers of €2,500–8,000/month—worth it only if the consultancy stays accountable for outcomes, not just recommendations.
AI consultancy hourly rates are published on our rate index, computed from listed ranges rather than estimated; focused strategy engagements run €15,000–€60,000 and enterprise programs start at €30,000 and up. A 2–4 week use-case discovery sprint sits at the lower end; a full readiness assessment with data audit and 12-month roadmap sits at the upper end. Ongoing advisory retainers run €2,500–8,000/month. Be suspicious of both extremes: a €3,000 'AI strategy' is a sales funnel for implementation work, and a six-figure strategy phase with no shipping milestone is consulting theater. Anchor the price to a decision the engagement will enable you to make.
A good AI consulting engagement delivers three concrete artifacts: a ranked use-case portfolio with feasibility and ROI estimates per item, a data readiness audit naming specific gaps, and a costed roadmap for the next 6–12 months. Everything else is packaging. The ranked portfolio matters most—it forces the consultancy to commit to numbers ('this document workflow burns 25 hours a week at €40/hour') rather than vision language. If the proposal lists deliverables like 'AI maturity assessment' and 'transformation vision' without a single euro figure or named dataset, you're buying slides. Ask to see a redacted example deliverable before signing.
Buy when an existing tool covers 80%+ of your requirement; build only when your workflow, data, or compliance constraints are genuinely non-standard. That's the honest default, and it's the question a consultancy should resolve before any development starts. The math is stark: a capable SaaS tool costs €100–1,000/month, while a custom build starts around €30,000 and carries ongoing maintenance. Custom wins when the workflow is your competitive edge, the data can't leave your infrastructure, or integration requirements rule out off-the-shelf options. A consultancy that never recommends buying is selling engineering hours, not advice.
Ask one direct question: 'Do you earn commissions, margins, or partner incentives from any platform you might recommend?' A neutral firm answers in one sentence; a conflicted one talks about partnerships being good for clients. Then check their published case studies—if every engagement ends on the same cloud platform or the same vendor's stack, the pattern tells you more than the pitch. Neutrality doesn't mean having no opinions; it means the recommendation changes when your constraints change. Also ask for an example where they advised a client not to build anything. Firms that have never given that advice are optimizing for their own pipeline.
A focused use-case discovery takes 2–4 weeks; a full AI readiness assessment with data audit and roadmap takes 6–10 weeks. Anything quoted at 6 months for strategy alone is padded—the market and the tooling shift too fast for a strategy that takes half a year to write. The realistic full arc, from first workshop to a first system deployed in production, is 3–6 months for a mid-sized use case. The timeline killer is usually data access: getting IT, legal, and the data owner to agree on what the consultancy may touch routinely adds 2–3 weeks. Resolve that before the engagement starts, not during it.
Not always—but skipping it is only safe when you already know exactly what to build and have checked the data exists to build it. If you can name the workflow, the dataset, and the number that defines success, go straight to a development agency and save the consulting fee. If the brief is 'we should be doing something with AI,' a short discovery engagement (€15,000–€30,000) is cheaper than finding out mid-build that the use case was wrong. Many development agencies bundle a paid discovery phase for exactly this reason. The red flag is an agency that quotes a fixed price for a vague brief—someone is guessing, and it's usually not in your favor.
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