The EU AI Act is in force. If your business uses any AI-powered software — chatbots, hiring tools, CRMs, pricing engines — you are a legally-defined "deployer" with obligations by August 2026. Find out exactly where you stand in 15 minutes.
The AI Act doesn't just apply to tech companies. If your business uses any AI-powered software — even off-the-shelf tools like ChatGPT or HubSpot — you are a "deployer" under the Act and have legal requirements.
Any AI assistant deployed on your website must clearly disclose it is AI. This applies to chatbots built by third-party agencies — you, as the deployer, bear the compliance obligation under Article 50.
CV screening tools, applicant scoring systems, or any AI that filters candidates is classified as high-risk under Annex III. This carries significant documentation, human oversight, and transparency requirements.
Tools that set individual prices, assess creditworthiness, or score financial risk face strict obligations: human oversight, audit trails, data governance, and transparency to affected individuals.
CRMs, marketing platforms, scheduling tools, and analytics suites with AI features all count. As a deployer, you are responsible for how these tools are used — regardless of the vendor's own compliance.
Tell us what AI tools your business uses and how you use them. No technical knowledge required. The assessment covers all AI Act risk categories and Annex III classifications.
We instantly classify your business: prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk, or minimal. Your headline risk result is shown immediately at no cost, with a plain-English summary.
For €199, receive a complete PDF: every obligation explained in plain English, a prioritised action plan with effort estimates, and each AI tool assessed individually.
Your report is a structured PDF document — not a dashboard, not a generic checklist. It identifies your specific obligations under EU Regulation 2024/1689, explains them in plain English, and delivers a prioritised action plan with effort estimates. Designed to be shared with your solicitor, accountant, or compliance officer.
Sample report structure — content tailored to your assessment
A solicitor would charge €500 or more for the same information — often without the clarity or actionability. One report. One payment. No subscription.
"An initial EU AI Act compliance review from a qualified solicitor typically costs €500–€1,500 — and may not include granular tool-by-tool analysis."