Selling an AI Product in Europe?
Find Out What the Law Demands From You.

The EU AI Act applies in full — and fines reach €35 million or 7% of global turnover. Answer a short questionnaire about your AI system and receive a written classification report: your risk category, your obligations, your deadlines, your action plan. $99, delivered in 3 business days.

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$99 Classification Report3 days delivery$19/mo Act Watch

Your AI system falls into one of four risk levels — here is how the Act treats them

Prohibited

Banned outright: social scoring, manipulative systems, real-time biometric ID in public spaces. Fines up to €35M or 7% of turnover.

High-Risk

Most regulated: hiring, credit scoring, medical, safety components. Conformity assessment, documentation, human oversight required. Fines up to €15M or 3%.

Limited

Transparency duties: chatbots, deepfakes, AI content must disclose they are AI-generated.

Minimal

Everything else: spam filters, games, basic tools. No extra obligations, but you still need to prove it.

Plus a fifth track many teams miss: general-purpose AI models (the models under your product) carry their own obligations on training-data transparency and systemic-risk evaluation.

What your $99 report contains

This report is a classification based on the public text of the EU AI Act. It is not legal advice and does not replace a lawyer.

How it works

Answer the questionnaire below. About 30 questions on what your AI system does, who uses it, and where it is sold. Ten minutes, all by email — no calls.
We classify your system. We map your answers against the Act's risk categories and the obligations that follow from each.
You receive a written report in 3 business days. Classification, obligations, deadlines and an action plan — in plain English, ready to forward to your lawyer or your team.
Stay current (optional). The EU AI Act Watch ($19/month) keeps your classification valid as the rules move: updated obligations and re-checks. Cancel anytime.

Plans

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Classification Report

$99
one time · one AI system
  • Full risk classification with reasoning
  • Obligations mapped to your category
  • Deadlines and penalty exposure
  • Step-by-step action plan, plain English
  • Delivered in 3 business days
Get My Report — $99

EU AI Act Watch

$19
per month · cancel anytime
  • Monthly digest of rule changes
  • Re-check when the rules move
  • Updated obligations for your system
  • Email alerts on critical deadlines
Subscribe — $19/mo

Prefer to start with the questionnaire before paying? Send it free — we confirm your price and delivery before any payment.

Answer the questionnaire

Fill this in — we reply within one business day confirming your classification path, price and delivery date.

The more detail here, the sharper your classification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this legal advice?

No. This is a written classification based on the public text of the EU AI Act: your system's likely risk category, the obligations that follow from it, and a step-by-step plan. It is not legal advice and does not replace a lawyer — the report says so on every page.

My company is in the US. Do I need this?

If your AI product is used by people in the EU or you sell into the EU, yes — the Act applies regardless of where your company is registered.

When did the EU AI Act start applying?

The Act entered into force in 2024. Banned practices applied from February 2025, general-purpose AI duties from August 2025, and the full Act — including high-risk obligations — applies from August 2026. The window for classification is now.

How big are the fines?

Up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover for prohibited practices; up to €15 million or 3% for most other violations. Classification is the cheapest step in the whole process.

What if my system is minimal risk?

Then your report says so — with the reasoning, section by section. Written proof that you checked is exactly what partners and insurers ask for.

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