EU AI Act Compliance Pricing

Risk-aligned pricing tiers designed for AI compliance software. Each tier corresponds to a legal risk class, mandatory obligations, and depth of automation.

Tier 1
minimal
For SaaS startups, internal tools, chatbots, recommenders, and summarization tools. Companies needing "AI Act-ready" posture.
€1,000/year
What's included:
  • AI system intake & classification (Art. 6)
  • Risk category determination (Minimal/Limited)
  • Transparency obligations checklist (Art. 13)
  • Human oversight guidance (light)
  • AI Act applicability memo (exportable PDF)
Tier 2
high
For AI startups selling into the EU, HR tech, fintech, insurtech, health AI. Vendors facing enterprise due diligence.
€5,000/year
What's included:
  • Everything in Tier 1, plus:
  • High-Risk qualification (Annex III mapping)
  • Risk Management System (Art. 9)
  • Data governance & bias controls (Art. 10)
  • Human oversight framework (Art. 14)
  • Technical documentation (Annex IV partial)
  • +11 more features
Tier 3
high
For scaleups & enterprises, public sector vendors, cross-border AI deployments. Companies expecting regulator scrutiny.
€15,000/year
What's included:
  • Everything in Tier 2, plus:
  • Full Annex IV technical documentation
  • Lifecycle governance (design → deployment → monitoring)
  • Post-market monitoring system (Art. 61)
  • Change-impact & retraining logs
  • Enforcement-ready audit pack
  • +11 more features
Add-On Only
Prohibited
For legal & compliance teams, investors doing AI due diligence, M&A / product design reviews.
€2,500
one-time advisory fee
What's included:
  • Prohibited practice analysis (Art. 5)
  • Design-around feasibility assessment
  • Legal exposure memo
  • Product pivot recommendations
  • One-time engagement fee: €2,500
Why This Pricing Works
Our pricing model aligns with how buyers, regulators, and investors think about AI compliance

Buyers think in risk, not features

Each tier corresponds to a legal risk class under the EU AI Act, making it easy for organizations to select the right compliance level.

Regulators think in obligations

Every tier maps directly to mandatory obligations (Articles 5-15, Annex III-IV), ensuring comprehensive compliance coverage.

Procurement wants predictable tiers

Clear tier boundaries and transparent pricing make budget approval and vendor selection straightforward.

Investors want ARPU expansion paths

Natural upsell progression from Tier 1 → Tier 2 → Tier 3 as customer risk and compliance needs increase.

Far cheaper than consultants (€50k–€250k), aligned to legal obligation depth, and expandable as customer risk increases. Perfect for zero-customer launch → enterprise upsell.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which tier I need?

Your tier depends on your AI system's risk classification under the EU AI Act (Articles 5-15, Annex III). Use our automated risk assessment tool to determine your system's risk level, then choose the corresponding tier. Most startups begin with Tier 1, then upgrade to Tier 2 once high-risk classification is detected.

What's the difference between Tier 2 and Tier 3?

Tier 2 (Operational Compliance) covers core high-risk obligations with mixed automation and annual reviews. Tier 3 (Audit-Ready & Enforcement Defense) adds continuous monitoring, full Annex IV documentation, post-market surveillance, and enforcement-ready audit packs for enterprises facing regulator scrutiny.

Can I upgrade or downgrade my plan?

Yes, you can change your plan at any time. Upgrades take effect immediately. Downgrades take effect at the end of your current billing period. Most customers upgrade from Tier 1 to Tier 2 once their AI system is classified as high-risk.

When would I need the Prohibited-Risk Advisory?

Tier 4 is an optional add-on for legal teams, investors doing AI due diligence, or M&A reviews when prohibited practices (Article 5) are detected. This is high-liability work and is offered only on request as a one-time advisory engagement.

Is there a free trial?

Yes, Tier 1 includes a free trial or €99 entry point. You can start with risk classification and basic compliance artifacts, then upgrade to Tier 2 once high-risk status is confirmed.