We get your data right, so AI actually works.

Wharfedale AI is a Yorkshire-based data and AI consultancy. We build the data foundations, AI systems, and ongoing support that UK businesses genuinely need, without the hype or the pilots that go nowhere.

A consultancy built on doing data properly

Straight-talking help, from data to AI

Yorkshire-based, fixed-price, and data first. We keep it simple: get the data right, build AI that earns its place, and support it properly. No jargon and no lock-in.

Honest advice from the people who build the thing

We are not a reseller or a hype machine. We build data pipelines and AI systems for a living, so the advice you get is grounded in what actually works rather than what is easiest to sell. If AI is not the right answer yet, we will tell you.

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Questions we get a lot

What kind of businesses do you work with?

Mostly UK small and mid-sized businesses that suspect AI could help but are not sure their data is ready. We work across sectors. The common thread is wanting practical results, not a science project.

Do we have to start with the audit?

Not always, but it is usually the cheapest way to avoid wasting money. The Data Foundations Audit tells you what is ready and what is not before you commit to a build. If your data is already in good shape, we can go straight to implementation.

How do you price your work?

Fixed price wherever possible, agreed before we start. Audits and projects are scoped up front. Ongoing support is a monthly retainer. No open-ended day rates and no surprise invoices.

What if AI is not the right answer for us?

We will tell you. Sometimes the honest answer is to fix a process or a spreadsheet first. We would rather keep your trust than sell you something that will not work.

Are we locked in once we start?

No. Everything we build is yours, documented so another team could pick it up. Managed services are month to month. You stay because it is working, not because you are stuck.

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