Every European synthetic data platform reviewed
Nantes, France
Free for one month; Starter €15k, Professional €48k, Expert €83k (billing period not stated on the page)
Demo on request
Best for: Health, industry and defence organisations that must fix a budget before the first sales call
Octopize sells the Avatar method, which converts confidential tables into synthetic copies, and it is the one vendor in this group that prints its prices. A free first month leads into Starter at €15k, Professional at €48k and Expert at €83k, and the tiers are separated by rows, columns, user seats and annual support days of 2, 9 and 12.
Octopize Mimethik Data (SAS) is registered in Nantes under RCS 839 370 681. The service runs on Scaleway in France, which the page calls HDS certified, or in Docker on your infrastructure. Quotes on the site come from French hospitals, a pharma company and an aerospace group. The vendor says CNIL assessed its automated approach, a claim worth requesting in writing.
What Octopize does well
- Prices and a free month listed openly
- Row, column and seat limits spelled out per tier
- Hosted version or Docker install on your side
- French hosting with HDS certification stated
- Hospital, pharma and aerospace references
Where Octopize falls short
- Entry tier costs €15k
- Whether fees are monthly or yearly is not stated
- Imports and support days are capped each year
- Website and docs are French first
Standout feature. Octopize lets a buyer work out the cost of a synthetic data programme from its public pricing page alone.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Basic, Standard and Ultimate plans on quote; no consumption charges stated
Demo on request
Best for: Developers and QA groups that want production-like copies of several relational databases
Syntho is an Amsterdam company whose engine mixes three ways of producing data: masking after a scanner finds sensitive values, rules and formulas, and AI models that learn the statistics of production tables. The vendor says the methods can run together in one job, and AI output comes with a quality report.
Syntho B.V. deploys inside the customer's environment and states that it has no access to it. Plans depend on features, database connections and connector types, with no fee per generation, database or workspace and support included. Logos on its site include KPN, Philips, Nederlandse Spoorwegen, Leiden University Medical Center and Statistics Netherlands. On 9 June 2026 it announced the purchase of the MOSTLY AI brand.
What Syntho does well
- Masking, rules and AI generation can run in one job
- No per-generation or per-database fees mentioned
- Sits in the customer's own environment
- Connectors and a REST API
- Well-known Dutch organisations on the customer wall
Where Syntho falls short
- No amounts on the pricing page
- No trial or open-source edition mentioned
- No certificates shown on the site
- MOSTLY AI brand deal is still recent
Standout feature. Syntho is the tool here that combines masking, formula-built data and AI-learned data in a single run.
Madrid, Spain
Start for free; paid pricing not published
Demo on request
Best for: Finance and data groups wanting validation, anonymisation and synthetic generation from one vendor
Dedomena presents synthetic data as one module of a larger platform that also validates datasets, anonymises them, offers a data space for sharing and adds AI agents. Users pick one of four algorithms, one aimed at banking data, and choose which columns to train on.
The vendor is DEDOMENA ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, S.L. of Madrid, registered at an address in Rivas-Vaciamadrid according to its terms. It states that one generator can learn from several tables or files while preserving referential integrity, and each run closes with a quality report on utility and privacy. Paid pricing and hosting region are not published, and the speed-up figures come from Dedomena itself.
What Dedomena does well
- Choice of four algorithms, one for banking data
- Learns from several tables with relations kept
- Utility and privacy report after each generation
- A free start is offered
- Profiling and anonymisation sit next to generation
Where Dedomena falls short
- Paid prices are not shown
- No hosting region on the pages reviewed
- More modules to learn than a plain generator
- Performance gains are the vendor's numbers
Standout feature. Dedomena is the only platform here where profiling, anonymisation and generation share one workspace with a data-sharing space.
Trieste, Italy
Founded 2018
See website; no prices published
Demo on request
Best for: Hospitals, pharma groups and CROs that need evidence from protected patient records
Aindo began in 2018 as an AI lab at the SISSA school in Trieste and now builds its message around public health, real-world evidence, external control arms and clinical intelligence. Synthetic cohorts serve observational studies, and synthetic control arms address trials where recruiting a comparison group is hard.
Aindo SpA lists Europrivacy under Article 42 GDPR, ISO 27001 and ISO 9001, and calls itself the first company in Europe with Europrivacy for synthetic data in healthcare, which is its own description. The privacy policy places processing on EU servers and the platform page says local use is possible. The claim that analysis can begin at once instead of after months of access talks is the vendor's, and no prices appear publicly.
What Aindo does well
- Built for clinical and life-science datasets
- Europrivacy, ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certificates listed
- Processing on EU servers per the privacy policy
- Can be used locally
- Research background that goes back to 2018
Where Aindo falls short
- No public prices
- The clinical orientation limits other uses
- Speed claims have not been verified
- Clinical language-model products are lightly documented
Standout feature. Aindo is the only vendor here that offers synthetic control arms for clinical trials.
Vienna / Amsterdam, Austria
Free hosted version at app.mostly.ai; enterprise pricing on request
Demo on request
Best for: Data scientists who want to begin with a Python package and add a shared platform later
MOSTLY AI is known for its Synthetic Data SDK, which installs with pip and trains a generator on your own CPU or GPU. The home page describes it as a permissive open-source project under Apache v2, and the documentation covers Docker and air-gapped use. A client mode links to a remote platform where locally trained generators can be uploaded.
The SDK models categorical, numerical, geospatial and text columns, in single tables, linked tables and time series, with differential privacy as an advanced training option. The brand was bought by Syntho B.V. on 9 June 2026, and the legal entity running the platform could not be read from public pages, so confirm it before signing. Enterprise prices are on request, while the hosted version at app.mostly.ai is free.
What MOSTLY AI does well
- Open SDK licensed Apache v2, per the vendor
- Training on your own CPU or GPU
- Single tables, linked tables, time series and text
- Differential privacy available when training
- A free hosted version exists
Where MOSTLY AI falls short
- The signing entity is unconfirmed
- The brand changed owner in June 2026
- Enterprise pricing is not public
- The SDK assumes Python skills
Standout feature. MOSTLY AI lets a data scientist generate a first dataset from a pip install, without any contract.
Zurich (Dietikon address in terms), Switzerland
Founded 2021
See website; no prices published
Demo on request
Best for: Swiss and other European companies planning synthetic data for model training, testing or reporting
Syntheticus describes itself as a GenAI company in Zurich, founded in 2021, and sorts its use cases into AI and LLM work, software testing, and analytics with business intelligence. For AI projects the vendor claims gains of up to 3 percent in model performance, and up to 5 percent when synthetic data is mixed with real data.
The product terms name Syntheticus AG with an address in Dietikon, while the About page gives Zurich. Switzerland has an EU adequacy decision but is outside the EEA. A blog post announces ISO 27001 and a trademark registration, a trust portal is linked, and a 2023 notice describes a partnership that adds Syntheticus as a data module on the Linebreak edge platform. Prices, a module list and hosting region are absent from the public pages.
What Syntheticus does well
- Contracting entity under Swiss law
- Distinct tracks for AI, testing and analytics
- ISO 27001 announced on its blog
- A trust portal for security questions
- Linebreak edge partnership since 2023
Where Syntheticus falls short
- Prices are not published
- Public pages list no modules
- Hosting region is not named
- Performance gains are the vendor's figures
Standout feature. Syntheticus is the only vendor here sold under Swiss law with separate offers for training, testing and analytics.
Paris, France
See website; no prices published
Demo on request
Best for: Analysts working on sensitive data they should never see directly
Sarus calls itself a privacy layer: data scientists connect to a dataset they cannot read, query rewriting makes each processing job privacy-safe on the fly, and output-level control limits what leaves. Synthetic data is one route among several, made by a generative model trained with differential privacy.
Sarus Technologies SAS is a société par actions simplifiée in Paris, registered as RCS Paris B 879 906 055. It deploys on-premise or in a public cloud with Docker or Kubernetes, and lists PostgreSQL, Snowflake, MongoDB, Tableau, SageMaker and Vertex AI integrations, plus a notice on Azure Confidential Clean Rooms. SarusLLM extends the idea to fine-tuning open-source language models on private data. No prices are shown and the licence of its GitHub repositories was not checked.
What Sarus does well
- Differential privacy underlies the approach
- On-premise, Docker, Kubernetes or public cloud
- Rewrites queries and controls what leaves
- Connectors for databases, BI and ML platforms
- Code repositories on GitHub
Where Sarus falls short
- Synthetic files are only one of its features
- Pricing is not displayed
- Open-source scope is not stated
- Analysts query data instead of receiving a file
Standout feature. Sarus is the tool here that rewrites analysts' queries so they never receive raw records.
Yokneam, Israel
Pricing on request
Demo on request
Best for: Banks and telecoms with many linked systems that need consistent test data
K2view sells an enterprise data product platform in which synthetic data sits next to test data management, masking and tokenisation. Generation works on whole business entities, so a customer's related records stay consistent across systems, instead of one table at a time.
K2view Ltd. is registered in Israel under number 514314632 at Hayetsira 6, Yokneam, and Israel is outside the EU and EEA. The vendor lists AI generation from masked production patterns, rules-based generation without production data, cloning, masking and subsetting, across applications, files, SQL and NoSQL databases, mainframe and cloud stores. The terms we read cover the website, the privacy policy adds a US address for US users, and the entity signing a product contract needs confirming.
What K2view does well
- Keeps entities consistent across systems
- AI and rule-based generation combined
- Many source and target types, mainframe included
- Masking and subsetting alongside generation
- Registered company with a stated Israeli number
Where K2view falls short
- Quote-only pricing
- Deployment model is not stated
- A full platform is a lot for small teams
- Product contract entity is unconfirmed
Standout feature. K2view generates complete business entities across connected systems, where the other tabular tools work on tables.
Madrid, Spain
Pricing on request; demo and possible trial
Demo on request
Best for: Automotive, defence and robotics groups training or validating perception models
Anyverse does not produce tables. Its engine simulates light, materials and sensors, with models for cameras, LiDAR, time-of-flight, radar, RGB-IR, NIR and thermal, and builds scenes procedurally with rain, snow, fog, glare and failure modes included.
Anyverse S.L. is named in its legal notice as registered in the Madrid commercial registry. Rendered layers cover RGB, semantic and instance labels, depth, normals, materials, motion vectors and raw 16-bit images. The site mentions alignment with Euro NCAP and UNECE test protocols and lists TISAX. Pricing is on request and the cloud region is not named.
What Anyverse does well
- Many sensor models, from RGB to radar
- Deterministic datasets that can be reproduced
- Rich labelled output such as depth and instance masks
- TISAX is stated
- Entity in the Madrid commercial registry
Where Anyverse falls short
- Visual and sensor data only
- Pricing is not published
- No cloud region given
- Building scenes takes specialist skill
Standout feature. Anyverse simulates radar, LiDAR and thermal sensors in the same scene pipeline as ordinary cameras.
London, United Kingdom
Pricing on request
Demo on request
Best for: Vision AI engineers in automotive, drones, security and medical imaging who need annotated images
SKY ENGINE AI works with images. Its Synthetic Data Cloud renders scenes and exports training sets with the ground truth attached: semantic and instance segmentation, 2D and 3D boxes, depth maps, normals, object metadata and keypoints for pose work.
The platform simulates visible, NIR, thermal and UWB sensors with physically based rendering and offers GAN-based post-processing for domain adaptation. A domain inspector quantifies the gap between real and synthetic images, and PyTorch and TensorFlow integration plus a built-in code environment support training. The legal notice names SKY ENGINE Limited in London, so the United Kingdom adequacy decision applies. Pricing and deployment beyond the managed cloud are not published.
What SKY ENGINE AI does well
- Detailed ground-truth labels with each image
- Thermal and NIR sensors can be simulated
- A tool that measures the domain gap
- Works with PyTorch and TensorFlow
- British operating company named in the legal notice
Where SKY ENGINE AI falls short
- Images only
- Price list is absent
- On-premise use is not mentioned
- Region of the cloud is unstated
Standout feature. SKY ENGINE AI includes a domain inspector that puts a number on how far synthetic images differ from real ones.
Turin, Italy
Founded 2019
See website; no prices published
Demo on request
Best for: Italian and European organisations that want a small research team to run synthetic data projects
Clearbox AI is a Turin team with a research background in machine learning and data privacy, founded on 31 July 2019, with offices in Turin and Milan. The site gives three reasons to use synthetic data: protecting sensitive data, augmenting data for ML and LLM work, and correcting bias.
Clearbox AI Solutions S.r.l. is named in the privacy policy at Corso Castelfidardo 30/a, and the About page cites an in-house CIPP/E certified privacy professional. Much of the newest content concerns Replica Italia, a consumer panel built on card transactions and refreshed monthly, which is a data asset rather than software you run. No self-serve platform, documentation, pricing or hosting details were visible.
What Clearbox AI does well
- A team that comes from research
- Positioned around GDPR concerns
- Privacy professional on the team
- Italian company with named address
- The Replica Italia panel as a second product
Where Clearbox AI falls short
- No self-serve product on view
- Prices are unpublished
- Recent content leans toward Replica
- Hosting is not described
Standout feature. Clearbox AI is the project-based option here, run by a team with in-house privacy certification and no product to download.