Providers
Who serves what, from where, and at what published input price.
Filters
No organisation matches those filters. , or untick with public models to search the full register.
Models
One row per distinct model. Paired strips plot every European input and output offer on one shared log €/1M scale; missing rates are stated in words.
No model matches that search.
All prices
Every published per-token rate in the register, converted to euro at fixed ECB rates (native figure kept underneath). Rows without a published per-token rate are excluded — absence is not zero.
| Provider | Model | input €/1M | output €/1M | note |
|---|
No price row matches.
Per-GPU-hour serving
Some providers serve models on rented accelerators rather than per token. Those rates are a different unit and are kept out of every per-token figure on this site — no spread, no histogram, no “from €X /1M”. Reproduced here as published, converted at the same fixed ECB rates.
| Provider | GPU / instance | € / hour | native | as published |
|---|
No per-hour row matches.
Compare
Company cards side by side, rows aligned by the fixed card anatomy. Max three.
Go Europe AI · a field guide to the European model stack · est. 2026
Method & provenance
How this register is assembled, verified, mapped, and kept exact.
This directory was assembled by a multi-agent research sweep (22 research subagents across two waves plus an adversarial fact-check and a completeness critic), normalised into a single register of organisations, and is refreshed daily by a pricing-page watcher with an LLM fallback for pages that change or block fetching.
The map
Headquarters use the controlled static gazetteer, never coordinates inferred from prose. Infrastructure follows the same canonical SQLite boundary as organisations and pricing: human-promoted place, facility, relationship, live status, LLM-service availability and exact captured evidence are imported from reviewed-infrastructure.json. A square means a physical datacentre proven to run an LLM workload at that facility; generic footprint, residency, GPU availability and machine consensus do not qualify. Today the gate publishes sites across orgs. Typed regions use a halo. Dense headquarters cities collapse into a count glyph and expand as you zoom.
What counts as a record
One record per organisation. Resellers of non-European models are recorded
as inference providers. Every non-obvious field carries a primary-source URL; anything
unverifiable is null and shown as “unknown”.
Pricing
per-token price rows captured from providers’ own pages (, watcher-refreshed). The board converts to euro at fixed ECB rates (). IONOS runs two independently-set lists (.de EUR-native, .com USD-native) — converting one can never substitute for the other.
Sovereignty without compensation
The provider register keeps headquarters jurisdiction, promoted LLM-infrastructure geography and runtime dependency as separate filters. An EU facility cannot cancel a non-EU legal seat or a named external runtime. Runtime labels come only from named-human promotions in reviewed-runtime-posture.json, imported through SQLite; legacy prose is never classified by keyword. “Infrastructure provider” means only that a reviewed current compute product exists—it asserts no ownership, facility geography, LLM availability or absence of dependencies. A provider-managed service requires exact current service evidence. “Evidence missing” and “evidence unclear” remain distinct.
Adversarial review
A fact-check pass tried to refute the riskiest claims. Two blockers were applied: Aleph Alpha has been a Cohere subsidiary since April 2026, and Domyn’s ~$1.1bn raise never verifiably closed. Unconfirmable claims are marked unverified.
Logos
Marks are keyed on each organisation's own web domain, never on an API endpoint host. Where no own domain is verifiable the pin falls back to an ink monogram — never a broken image.
Data
Full dataset: directory.json + pricing.csv (caveats preserved in note/unit_raw). Schema: SCHEMA.md. Site: static, zero dependencies, build.py regenerates data.js.
Compiled · · numbers belong to their providers; verify before you invoice.