A fixed-scope, fixed-price disclosure package for EU AI SMEs. Chatbot disclosure UX, machine-readable labels, six-month log retention policy. From “do we even need this?” to a downloadable, regulator-ready document set your customers and investors can read.
From €4,500 fixed. No hourly billing. 2–3 week delivery.
Citations to Article 50 §1–§4, Article 13 user-information cross-cut, Article 12 logging. Every artefact maps to a regulation paragraph.
Discovery call on Day 1. Master document + readout call on Day 12. Email support for 30 days (Sprint) or 90 (Sprint+).
Technical compliance engineering — disclosure deliverables, not legal opinions. Lawyer referrals in every member state for reserved-practice work.
What you get
Every Sprint delivery is built around six artefacts, each mapped to a specific Article 50 paragraph and reviewed against your actual product surfaces — no generic boilerplate.
3–5 page memo naming exactly which §1–§4 paragraphs apply to your system — and what is out of scope.
Drop-in strings for chatbot banners, AI-generated content metadata blocks, biometric / deepfake notices. Locale-aware.
JSON-LD schema and metadata-injection pattern designed for your content pipeline (S3, Vercel Blob, Mux, custom).
Events, fields, six-month retention default, tamper-evident signing pattern. What your AI Act auditor will ask for.
Confidence display, override button, override audit log, escalation flow. Drop-in iframe / SDK for your product.
Signed, dated, versioned. One PDF your regulator, your customers, and your investors can all read.
Pricing
Both prices are below the boutique single-system documentation band (€4–10k) per the Wavect market reference. Scope is a deliverable slice, not a full-readiness engagement.
50% deposit, 50% on delivery
Everything in Sprint + Annex III prep
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How it works
90 seconds. Five questions to map your Article 50 surface and recommend a tier.
We email a magic link. The intake form captures your AI feature surfaces, deployment context, and three gating questions.
We walk through your product together. We send the Article 50 Scope Memo the same day.
Five to ten working days to draft the six artefacts. 90-minute readout call. Final delivery, balance invoice.
Email support for any clarification. At Day 90 we check whether your scope has changed.
Frequently asked
A privacy policy is not Article 50 documentation. The deliverables map to specific Article 50 paragraphs and give your customers and regulator something they can actually read end-to-end.
No. We deliver technical compliance engineering — disclosures, schemas, UX copy, logging specs. For legal opinions, regulator correspondence, or reserved-practice work, we refer to qualified counsel in the relevant member state (we have a referral list across DACH, NL, FR, ES, IT).
The 2027 deferral covers Annex III high-risk obligations only. Article 50 transparency obligations (chatbots, synthetic content, biometric categorisation, deepfakes, public-interest AI text) are still enforceable 2 August 2026. If you have any of those features, the August date binds.
Scope is frozen at Day 4 of the engagement. Material changes after that move to a 'Phase 2 addendum' memo with a re-priced delta — protects both of us.
Stripe handles FX on the test-mode checkout. For production invoices in non-EUR, we can invoice in USD with manual bank transfer.
Sprint covers Article 50 transparency + the back-end ops artefacts (Articles 12, 13, 14). Sprint+ adds Article 9 risk-management, Article 10 data-governance, the Annex IV 9-section skeleton, FRIA, biometric design review, and 90-day (vs 30-day) support. Sprint+ is for multi-system deployments or companies planning EU enterprise sales in 2027.
Send us a quick note with your product URL and the AI feature you’re worried about. We’ll come back with a 1-page written gap memo within one business day — no pitch, no obligation.