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Crux Digits

Crux Digits provides AI consulting from use-case audit to integrated MVP and production launch. Review its published step prices and code and evaluation handover.

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Service coverage
Crux Digits says it serves organizations in the Netherlands and across Europe; confirm delivery location and language for a particular project.
Industries
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Delivery mode
AI Implementation
Pricing model
Provider-published prices, excluding VAT: AI audit and strategy EUR 2,500; production-ready MVP EUR 20,000; production launch from EUR 50,000. Scope and final quote require confirmation.
Headquarters
NL
Languages
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Record summary4 facts documented · sources reviewed Oct 15, 2026
Provider-reported 4Not stated 0Independently corroborated 0

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01 · At a glance

What this provider does

Crux Digits describes a Netherlands-based consultancy that audits AI opportunities and builds custom AI systems for SMEs and mid-market organizations. Its official pages explain a staged audit, an MVP on customer data, production integration and handover of code and an evaluation set. Generative AI work includes document-grounded retrieval and workflow integration. Published step prices are provider quotations excluding VAT, not verified offers for every scope. Buyers should test the proposed use case, data handling and division of support with their existing IT supplier before contracting.

Consulting tied to a custom build

Crux Digits describes itself as a Dutch AI consultancy and engineering firm for SMEs and mid-market buyers. It offers an initial audit that examines processes, existing data and likely use cases, followed by a custom MVP and a production build if the case warrants it. That staged approach lets a buyer decide on one bounded workflow before paying for a full system. The provider's marketing claims about outcomes are not independent evidence of what a new customer will achieve.

Its generative AI service names document-grounded search and answers, AI agents and workflow integration as possible work. The buyer still needs to specify the actual input data, tools, permissions, evaluation criteria and human review path for the proposed use case.

Sources: Crux Digits — AI Consultancy and Engineering ↗ (provider) · Crux Digits — AI Implementation Partner ↗ (provider) · Crux Digits — Generative AI Services ↗ (provider)

A staged quote and production handover

The official implementation-partner page publishes an AI audit and strategy at EUR 2,500, a production-ready MVP at EUR 20,000, and a production launch from EUR 50,000, excluding VAT. These are provider-published figures for defined steps, not a verified quote or a promise that all integrations fit the base price. Each step should state what the buyer receives and what would change the final scope.

For production, the provider says it integrates, secures and monitors the system, then hands over source code, models and an evaluation set. Its generative AI page also describes guardrails and monitoring. A buyer should inspect the proposed test cases, operating documentation and ownership terms rather than equating an MVP demonstration with production acceptance.

Sources: Crux Digits — AI Implementation Partner ↗ (provider) · Crux Digits — Generative AI Services ↗ (provider)

Working beside the existing IT supplier

Crux Digits says it works alongside a buyer's current IT team or supplier and does not take over general infrastructure, service desk or system management. It describes agreeing before go-live who owns the model and evaluation set, who receives incidents and who approves a model behavior change. The provider says model/data triage remains with it while access and availability matters stay with the existing supplier, subject to the written project split.

The public site says it serves organizations in the Netherlands and elsewhere in Europe, but does not establish every service country or a universal support level. Buyers should confirm delivery location, working language, post-launch support and the exact responsibility split in the contract. Claims about EU AI Act or GDPR readiness are provider descriptions of design intent, not a certification or independent compliance finding.

Sources: Crux Digits — AI Consultancy and Engineering ↗ (provider) · Crux Digits — AI Implementation Partner ↗ (provider) · Crux Digits — Generative AI Services ↗ (provider)

Buyer fitDutch and European SMEs seeking a scoped AI audit followed by a custom MVP or production system. Ask which data and business process are included, who owns code and evaluations, how the new system connects to existing tools, what human review and monitoring are required, and how incidents are split between Crux Digits and the current IT supplier. Confirm current quoted prices, VAT, support terms and actual service location.

02 · Claims and sources

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AI audit and custom build

Provider-reported

Crux Digits says it audits business processes and data, prioritizes use cases, builds a production-ready MVP on customer data, then integrates a production system.

Defined project steps

Provider-reported

Its public fixed steps are an AI audit and strategy, an MVP, and a production launch; each step is scoped separately. Published prices exclude VAT and production starts at, rather than equals, the listed figure.

Existing tools and data

Provider-reported

The generative AI service describes retrieval grounded in customer documents, integration with existing tools, evaluation, guardrails and monitoring; the exact systems are project-specific.

Code, evaluations and operating split

Provider-reported

Crux Digits says it hands over source code, models and an evaluation set, and agrees before go-live which model/data issues it handles and which infrastructure or access issues remain with the existing IT supplier.

04 · Sources & updates

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Sources last reviewedOct 15, 2026
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