Independent service — no affiliation or partnership with Anthropic, the maker of Claude. FR
For companies

You know what AI should save you. Now you need someone to build it.

Claude Partners introduces you to providers who deploy AI assistants in real companies. Searching is free, and so is getting in touch.

Three problems every company looking for an AI provider runs into

You cannot assess competence

The AI market has no qualification or standard yet. A profile that is convincing in a meeting may never have delivered anything in production. We impose a profile format that makes the gaps visible: deliverables, prices, lead times, examples.

Quotes cannot be compared

The same project costs €4,000 with one provider and €40,000 with another, because nobody describes the same scope. Here, every offer states what it includes and the starting price.

You lose weeks sourcing

Describe your project once. We identify the providers whose skills genuinely match — and we tell you plainly if none of them fits.

What companies come to us for

  • Automating a repetitive task that costs hours every week
  • Putting an AI assistant to work for your customer support
  • Making your internal documentation searchable by asking it questions
  • Connecting AI to your business tools (CRM, ERP, invoicing)
  • Training your teams in professional, safe use
  • Auditing what can really be automated in your company — and what cannot

Each need has its own page: automating a repetitive task, having an AI agent built, making your documents searchable, having what can be automated audited, training your teams.

And if your first question is budget, the AI project cost simulator gives you an order of magnitude in four questions, with the calculation shown, without asking for anything.

If your project does not fit any of these boxes, describe it anyway: we will tell you honestly whether it falls within our scope. And if you are still unsure which type of provider you need, the comparison AI agency or AI freelancer sets out what each one really sells you.

What you pay

€0

to search, post a project and get in touch.


€0

even if you hire a provider. Claude Partners is paid by the provider you choose, not by you. No hidden fees, no subscription.

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Why a provider lists here rather than in the official directory

On 3 June 2026, Anthropic formalised the Services track of its partner programme and organised it into four tiers. Its public directory, the Services Partner Directory, features providers who have already deployed Claude for large enterprise clients — which means having reached the Select tier.

Tier Certified people Clients in production over 12 months Public case studies
Registered commitment to train 10 — —
Select 10 2 1
Preferred 100 15 3
Global Premier 1,000 100, across 3 or more regions 15

The first tier actually visible to clients: Select. Below it, a provider can be enrolled in the programme without ever appearing in the directory.

A freelance developer working alone at a desk, with a laptop and an open notebook
With fewer than ten certified people, the official directory stays closed — which is the case for almost all French-speaking AI providers.

The criterion that blocks them is not headcount, it is the middle column: two Claude clients in production over the last twelve months. That cannot be prepared, it has to be delivered. A solo freelancer never reaches it. Nor does an AI agency of three, five or eight certified people, whatever its technical level. The next two tiers — 100 and then 1,000 certified people — are for the international consultancies.

This is not a flaw in the programme: it is built for deployments at the scale of a large group. But it leaves almost all French-speaking AI providers out of the directory, including those who deliver very well.

Claude Partners does not replace this programme and is neither a lighter version of it, nor a competitor, nor an equivalent. It makes visible the layer the programme does not list: businesses of one to ten people, reachable this week, whose profile shows their deliverables, starting price and lead time. The profile is free, checked and published straight away; we only take 20% if an engagement is won here.

Thresholds noted on 24 August 2026 from Anthropic’s announcement of 3 June 2026 and from claude.com/partners. Claude Partners has no connection with this programme.

Why a company comes to us rather than the official directory

The two directories do not answer the same question. The official one answers “which integrator can deploy Claude across my whole group, with public references and an account plan?”. This one answers “who can automate how we handle quote requests within six weeks, and for how much?”.

The official programme’s entry threshold automatically selects businesses that have already served large enterprises: ten certified people, two deployments in production, one public case study. Their pricing follows that profile. For a first automation project worth a few thousand euros, they are neither available nor relevant.

What you lose by coming to us, we may as well say it: the safety net of a label. We check that profiles are complete and consistent; we do not certify skills or the certifications providers declare — our ranking rules say so in black and white.

What you gain: a day rate usually between €300 and €700 excl. VAT depending on seniority (our barometer), a contact who is also the person who delivers, and a quote in days rather than weeks. What that comes to for a whole project is worked out here: how much does an AI project cost.

And if your project really calls for an official Anthropic partner — a multi-country deployment, a contractual commitment with the vendor — tell us. We will say so, and we will not take the project: it is not our market.

Three staff members of a small business comparing provider proposals around a table
A first automation project is decided in days, not in purchasing cycles.

Five minutes, on either side

Describing a project does not require an account; nor does creating a profile. We get back to you within 48 business hours, even if the answer is no.