AI development agencies that publish their prices.
Most AI agencies answer “what does it cost?” with “contact us.” These 16 put a number for a defined scope on their own site. Gigabit wrote this page and is one of the agencies listed, alphabetically, like everyone else. Every price was read on the firm’s own page on 22 October 2026.
What counts as publishing a price.
A number on the agency's own site, for a scope that is written down. That rules out 'contact us', minimum project sizes, ranges set after a call, and market cost guides. Those firms are listed separately below, because a range still tells you more than nothing.
Published prices for a defined scope.
Offer names and prices as each firm shows them, with the currency it uses. Several offers per firm are separated by semicolons, in the same order across columns.
| Agency | Offer | Published price | Scope and time |
|---|---|---|---|
| AFSolutions | AI Fast-Track | $14,950 per workflow or agent | One AI workflow or agent: sprint plan, architecture diagram and a working agent in your dev account. 15 working days. |
| Apptycoons | Discovery Sprint | $5,000 fixed, credited to the build | Two weeks of discovery before a fixed-price build, which it prices at $25,000–$120,000 per project over 6–16 weeks. |
| Architech | Transformation Blueprint; Workflow Activation | From CAD $9,900 plus HST; from CAD $2,500/mo per workflow | A two-week, senior-led workflow review that ends in the build's fixed price. Activation is the monthly run-and-improve retainer after launch. |
| Context Studios | Prototyping Sprint (plus two workshops) | €4,500 excl. VAT (workshops €1,500 and €2,500) | A two-day prototyping sprint. Its setup, four-week sprint and build formats are fixed-price only after scoping. |
| DataNorth | AI Design Sprint | €9,000 ($9,900 in the US) | A five-day sprint ending in a tested prototype and a roadmap. |
| Digital Scientists | AI prototype sprint | $20,000 fixed | Five days to working software, with full IP ownership. HIPAA-regulated work may cost more. |
| GeekyAnts | AI Discovery Sprint | $25,000 fixed fee | Three to four weeks ending in ranked use cases, a pilot scope, a roadmap and an investment case. The pilot after it is not priced. |
| Gigabit | Quick Win Sprint; Transformation Sprint; Gigabit Agents; Managed AI Operations; Embedded AI Teams; AI Security Assessment | $8,000; $25,000; from $8,000 per agent; $3,000–$20,000/mo; $3,000–$7,500 / engineer / mo; From $12,000 | Quick Win: one workflow, up to 3 tools, 3 weeks. Sprint: 2 weeks, ends in a deployed pilot. Agents: one production agent, built and deployed, flat fee. Ops by tier: Light $3,000/mo, Standard $8,000/mo, Heavy $20,000/mo. |
| Goodspeed | Automation Accelerator | $5,000 fixed scope | Up to four production n8n workflows. Its ongoing automation team starts from $10,000/mo; n8n licences and hosting are extra. |
| HELX | LLM penetration test | €4,250 excl. VAT, fixed | Five days of testing on a scope agreed beforehand: chatbot, RAG, agents and integrations. |
| HouseofMVPs | Single Agent; Agent Team; Enterprise | $1,500 fixed; $6,000 fixed; from $18,000 | One agent with one integration in 7–10 days; up to three coordinating agents in 3–4 weeks; five or more agents with enterprise security in 6–10 weeks. 30–90 days of support. |
| Netguru | AI Pod Pilot | From €60,000 | A senior team ships a production AI system around one KPI in 4–6 weeks; scope, timeline and price are fixed at the start. |
| Outright Mental | Feasibility Read; AI Capability Sprint; Agentic SDLC Enablement | $4,500; $9,500 fixed; $18,000 | One week, a written feasibility read; two weeks, one workflow automated on your stack; four weeks, an issue-to-merge agent pipeline on your repos. |
| SpotDev | AI Foundations; Custom Agents; AI Transformation | £8,000; £20,000; £45,000 (excl. VAT) | Platform rollout with training; custom agent build with integration and 60 days' support in 4–8 weeks; multiple agents across departments in 8–12+ weeks. |
| Sudus | Starter; Professional; Enterprise | $900; $3,000; $7,500, fixed in the contract | A single-purpose agent in 14–25 days; multi-agent orchestration in 35–60 days; private-cloud models and a security audit in 90–180 days. Model usage extra. |
| WorkWise Solutions | Comprehensive Discovery Sprint | $30,000 | Three to four weeks: readiness and platform choice, AI governance, a hands-on pilot of one or two workflows, and a partner readout. |
Every row was read on the firm’s own page, linked from its name, on 22 October 2026. Prices exclude tax unless the firm says otherwise, and model or platform usage is usually billed separately. If a price here is out of date, email hello@gigabit.agency and we will correct it. For pilot and discovery offers only, with what runs at the end and what happens to the fee, see fixed-price AI pilots compared.
Agencies that publish ranges, minimums or cost guides.
A starting point for a budget conversation, not a price you can hold anyone to.
| Agency | What it covers | What it publishes | Why it is listed here |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bluefire Redteam | AI / LLM security testing | $6,500–$15,000+ | Labelled a typical range, not a fixed price. |
| Cleveroad | AI agent cost guide | $20,000–$35,000+ to $100,000–$200,000+ | Market ranges by agent type; its own price comes from a workshop or estimate. |
| Flow8 | n8n workflows | From €900; maintenance from €500/mo | Starting prices; the binding fixed price is set after a free intro call. |
| IndiaNIC | Vibe-to-Production | Audit $2K–$5K; Rescue & Ship $5K–$25K | Bands it calls indicative, quoted per engagement against the audit findings. |
| ITRex | AI agent development | Feasibility $15K–$40K; PoC $30K–$80K; production from $100K | Ranges and a starting point, not fixed prices. |
| LowCode Agency | Projects | $9,000–$50,000+; AI-powered apps from $20,000 | Project ranges and category starting points. |
| Phos AI Labs | Discovery and embedded implementation | Discovery from $10,000; $10,000–$50,000/mo | Figures from a blog post; it says it does not publish a price list. |
| RaftLabs | Any project | Starts at $10,000 | A minimum project size; each phase is priced in writing after scoping. |
| RapidDev | App builds and rescues | $13,000–$25,000 | Its standard project range; each project is then quoted as a fixed price. |
What a published price is worth, and what it is not.
Five things to check on any fixed-price AI offer.
The lowest number in a table is rarely the cheapest project. Price the same workflow at three firms, with the same integrations and the same support period, before you compare.
Published AI agency pricing, plainly
Which AI development agencies publish their prices?
On 22 October 2026, 16 firms showed a price for a defined scope on their own site: AFSolutions, Apptycoons, Architech, Context Studios, DataNorth, Digital Scientists, GeekyAnts, Gigabit, Goodspeed, HELX, HouseofMVPs, Netguru, Outright Mental, SpotDev, Sudus, WorkWise Solutions. Nine more publish ranges, minimums or cost guides instead: Bluefire Redteam, Cleveroad, Flow8, IndiaNIC, ITRex, LowCode Agency, Phos AI Labs, RaftLabs, RapidDev. Gigabit wrote this page and is one of the agencies listed.
What counts as a published price?
A number on the agency's own site for a defined scope: a fixed fee, or a starting price for an offer whose scope and duration are written down. A range quoted after a call, a minimum project size, or a market cost guide does not count, so those firms are listed separately.
How much does an AI agent cost from an agency that publishes its price?
Among the firms listed, a single production agent ranges from $900 (Sudus) and $1,500 (HouseofMVPs) to $14,950 (AFSolutions) and £20,000 (SpotDev). Gigabit's agents start at $8,000 flat per agent. The spread reflects scope: integrations, evaluations, security and support after launch differ a lot between those offers.
Is a published fixed price always cheaper than a quote?
No. A fixed price tells you the number before you talk to anyone, but it only helps if the scope behind it matches your workflow. Compare what is included (integrations, evaluations, support period, who owns the code) and what a change costs, not only the headline figure.
Why do most AI agencies not publish prices?
Custom work varies, and a price on the page invites comparison. The firms that do publish usually productize a narrow first step (a sprint, an audit, one agent) and quote larger builds after it. That is also how Gigabit works: fixed prices for productized offers, written quotes for larger or unusual scope.
How was this list made?
Each row was read on the firm's own website on 22 October 2026, with the link in the table. Prices on directories such as Clutch or Zapier's partner list were not used. Rows are alphabetical. If a firm's price changes or is missing, tell us at hello@gigabit.agency and we will correct it.
Every productized offer, with its price on the page.
AI Quick Win Sprint $8,000. AI Transformation Sprint $25,000. Gigabit Agents From $8,000 · flat, per agent. Managed AI Operations $3,000–$20,000/mo.


