Who it's for
AI-native startups, SaaS products adding AI features, and US or global teams that need EU market access. Especially relevant if you haven't yet formally classified your systems — the step most teams skip and the one everything else depends on.
How it works
1. Tell us what your AI does and where it operates — a short intake, no long discovery call.
2. We assess and classify against the Act's tiers and obligations.
3. You get the report and action plan within an agreed timeframe.
FAQ
Does the EU AI Act apply to companies outside the EU?
Yes, in many cases. If your AI system's output is used in the EU, or you place it on the EU market, the Act can apply regardless of where your company sits — similar to how GDPR reaches beyond Europe.
When do the obligations take effect?
The Act phases in. Prohibited-use rules and AI-literacy duties already apply; obligations for general-purpose AI and the bulk of high-risk requirements land through 2026. We map your specific systems to the timelines that bind them.
How do I know if my AI is 'high-risk'?
It depends on what the system does and where it's used — areas like recruitment, credit scoring, biometrics and critical infrastructure draw scrutiny. Classification is the first thing we do, because every other obligation flows from it.