AOE Group vs DataFix B.V.

Ranking updated 26 October 2026How we rank

In n8n Agencies, AOE Group holds position 5 and DataFix B.V. position 4. They list no industry in common. Both build on n8n and HubSpot. AOE Group publishes a starting price of $10,000; DataFix B.V. publishes one of $1,000.

Side by side

FactAOE GroupDataFix B.V.
HQ Wiesbaden, GermanyBest, Netherlands
Founded 1999Not published
Team 200+Not published
Pricing From $10kFrom $1k
Starting price $10,000$1,000
Pricing model MixedNot published
Stack n8n, Kubernetes, kloudease, HubSpot, Microsoft 365, AWS, Magenton8n, HubSpot, Exact Globe Next
Industries Financial ServicesNot published
n8n Agencies #5 of 20#4 of 20
Third-party ratings
Best for Large European enterprises with budgets from $50,000 that want n8n run as a managed, monitored service inside a wider digital transformation program.Dutch-speaking companies that need a bespoke n8n node built for a system n8n ships no connector for, or an existing automation platform migrated onto n8n.

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Our verdict on AOE Group

AOE is the enterprise-program option in this category and is well evidenced as an agency: 4.8 from 44 reviews on DesignRush, recognisable German clients, and a managed n8n service with Kubernetes hosting and 24/7 operations behind it, which very few firms here can match operationally. In a ranking specifically about n8n, though, it is a generalist.

The main caution: n8n is one service line inside a 200+ person generalist digital agency whose main business is strategy, engineering, cloud and DevOps.

Our verdict on DataFix B.V.

This is a narrow recommendation and a genuinely useful one: if the blocker is that n8n has no node for the system you need to reach, DataFix builds nodes and has done so more than thirty times, which is a harder skill than assembling workflows and is scarce in this category. The trouble is that a buyer has essentially no way to size the firm.

The main caution: Publishes no founding year, no team size and no pricing, so a buyer cannot size the firm or budget against it.