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Arrakis

by Arrakis

Industry & GovernmentAI Agents & OrchestrationEnterprise PlatformAutomation & Workflows

AI transformation for mission-critical industries — production AI agents for aerospace, energy, shipping, and manufacturing

Contact for pricing·Added July 24, 2026·Updated July 24, 2026
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Arrakis

by Arrakis

Industry & GovernmentAI Agents & OrchestrationEnterprise PlatformAutomation & Workflows

AI transformation for mission-critical industries — production AI agents for aerospace, energy, shipping, and manufacturing

Contact for pricing

Arrakis is a model-agnostic AI agent platform that helps industrial enterprises design, build, and scale AI agents for real-world operational execution, spanning aerospace and defense, chemicals, energy and commodities, engineering and construction, shipping, and telecommunications. It is aimed at operations, supply-chain, and technology executives at asset-heavy companies rather than at office knowledge work, and emerged from stealth on July 22, 2026 with $38 million raised.

At a Glance

Category
Industry & Government
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CIOs, CTOs, COOs, Supply Chain Executives, Industrial Operations Leaders
Founded
2025
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Customers
5 customers at July 2026 launch, including a New York-listed shipping company

Key Features

  • Model-agnostic agent platform
  • Industrial data integration
  • Workflow automation with governance logic
  • Unified command center
  • Embedded vertical teams
  • Value-based pricing

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Supplier risk identification
  • Spend optimization
  • Real-time operational and cash-flow visibility

Ideal For

Best For

  • Deploying production AI agents inside asset-heavy industrial operations
  • Supplier risk identification and spend optimization across ERP and document systems
  • Giving industrial executives real-time cash-flow and operational visibility in one command center

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeVertical industrial AIModel-agnostic

Pros

  • Agents already live in production with paying customers across multiple countries at launch
  • Value-based pricing lowers buyer risk versus large upfront platform commitments
  • Strong investor and operator backing: Blossom Capital, Accel, plus Datadog's and OpenAI's product leaders as angels

Cons

  • Roughly seven months old with only five customers and about 15 employees
  • No published pricing, benchmarks, or named references
  • Delivery leans on embedded vertical teams, which may limit how fast it can scale

Pricing

Enterprise (value-based)

Contact for pricing

  • Model-agnostic agent platform
  • ERP, warehouse, and document integrations
  • Governed workflow automation
  • Command center dashboard
  • Embedded vertical delivery team

Arrakis uses value-based pricing so that, in its words, customers "only pay for the value our Agents deliver." No published tiers.

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Arrakis is a model-agnostic AI agent platform that helps industrial enterprises design, build, and scale AI agents for real-world operational execution, spanning aerospace and defense, chemicals, energy and commodities, engineering and construction, shipping, and telecommunications. It is aimed at operations, supply-chain, and technology executives at asset-heavy companies rather than at office knowledge work, and emerged from stealth on July 22, 2026 with $38 million raised.

At a Glance

Category
Industry & Government
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CIOs, CTOs, COOs, Supply Chain Executives, Industrial Operations Leaders
Founded
2025
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Customers
5 customers at July 2026 launch, including a New York-listed shipping company

Key Features

  • Model-agnostic agent platform

    Builds and runs AI agents without locking the customer to a single foundation-model vendor.

  • Industrial data integration

    Connects and unifies data across ERPs, data warehouses, and document repositories including SAP, Oracle, Infor, IBM, and Workday.

  • Workflow automation with governance logic

    Automates operational workflows with governance rules embedded in the execution path.

  • Unified command center

    Presents agent activity and operational state through a single operational dashboard for executives and operators.

  • Embedded vertical teams

    Pairs the platform with domain teams that deploy alongside the customer, targeting impact in weeks rather than quarters.

  • Value-based pricing

    Charges against measured value delivered by the agents rather than a fixed seat or platform fee.

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Supplier risk identification

    Agents monitor supplier and procurement data to surface risk exposure before it disrupts production.

  • Spend optimization

    Agents analyze spend across ERP and document systems to find and act on cost-reduction opportunities.

  • Real-time operational and cash-flow visibility

    Consolidates fragmented industrial systems so leaders can monitor operations and cash position continuously.

Ideal For

Best For

  • Deploying production AI agents inside asset-heavy industrial operations
  • Supplier risk identification and spend optimization across ERP and document systems
  • Giving industrial executives real-time cash-flow and operational visibility in one command center

Market & Ratings

Estimated Customers

5 customers at July 2026 launch, including a New York-listed shipping company

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeVertical industrial AIModel-agnostic

Pros

  • Agents already live in production with paying customers across multiple countries at launch
  • Value-based pricing lowers buyer risk versus large upfront platform commitments
  • Strong investor and operator backing: Blossom Capital, Accel, plus Datadog's and OpenAI's product leaders as angels

Cons

  • Roughly seven months old with only five customers and about 15 employees
  • No published pricing, benchmarks, or named references
  • Delivery leans on embedded vertical teams, which may limit how fast it can scale

Pricing

Enterprise (value-based)

Contact for pricing

  • Model-agnostic agent platform
  • ERP, warehouse, and document integrations
  • Governed workflow automation
  • Command center dashboard
  • Embedded vertical delivery team

Arrakis uses value-based pricing so that, in its words, customers "only pay for the value our Agents deliver." No published tiers.

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