If you ship AI to anyone in the EU, you have weeks to produce conformity documentation, Article 50 disclosures, Article 4 literacy training, and a risk classification. Miss the deadline and fines run to €35M or 7% of revenue. This kit costs €49.*
* Article 50(1)-(4), AI Act Regulation (EU) 2024/1689
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CEN and CENELEC missed the August 2025 deadline to publish harmonised standards. The Commission's Digital Omnibus might push high-risk obligations to December 2027. It might also not. Finland flipped enforcement on in January 2026. Other Member States are next.
In the meantime, every AI product sold into the EU needs a defensible answer to three questions: Are we high-risk under Annex III? Do we meet Article 50 transparency? Have our staff completed AI literacy training under Article 4?
The law firms charging €300/hour to answer those questions are booked solid through July. Vanta-grade tools cost €15-50k/year and were built for compliance teams that don't exist at a 4-person startup.
Answer thirty questions about your product. The system classifies you under the AI Act and generates seven artifacts, signed with a SHA-256 hash and timestamp. Re-generate any time the regulation changes.
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Pre-order →Yes, if the output of your AI system is used by a person in the EU. The Act has GDPR-style extraterritorial reach under Article 2. A US-based SaaS with EU customers, an Indian dev tool with European users, a Singapore agency serving Berlin clients. All in scope.
Article 50 transparency obligations apply to almost everyone shipping generative or interactive AI, not just Annex III high-risk systems. Chatbots, image generators, deepfake tools, AI-written content tools. All need user-facing disclosure on August 2, 2026.
Article 4 AI literacy for staff has been enforceable since February 2, 2025. Most companies haven't done it.
The Commission has proposed delaying Annex III high-risk obligations, but only for high-risk systems, and only if harmonised standards aren't ready. The proposal is still under negotiation in Parliament and Council as of May 2026. Article 50 transparency and Article 4 literacy are not affected. Prudent compliance teams are treating August 2, 2026 as binding.
No. AIActReady is a software tool that generates structured documentation based on your inputs. The output is a starter dossier. Useful for self-assessment, partner inquiries, and as a working draft for a lawyer to refine. If you operate a high-risk Annex III system in critical infrastructure, biometrics, or law enforcement, get specialist legal counsel as well.
For the 95% of small AI builders who don't operate Annex III systems, this kit is enough to demonstrate good-faith compliance with Article 50 and Article 4. It saves you the €300/hour lawyer for the basics.
Those tools are built for compliance teams at companies with 50+ employees, enterprise pricing (€15-50k/year), and procurement cycles. AIActReady is built for founders with a credit card. €49 one-off, output in 30 minutes, no sales call.
No. The Kit license lets you re-generate the dossier for the same product as often as you need. The Monitoring subscription extends this to automatic re-generation when the regulation itself changes. New AI Office guidelines, Code of Practice updates, national supervisor positions, harmonised standards when they finally land.
Yes. Article 26 imposes obligations on deployers of high-risk AI: human oversight, monitoring, logging, and a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment for many use cases under Article 27. Article 4 literacy applies to every organisation deploying AI, full stop. The Kit covers both provider and deployer pathways.
14-day refund on the Kit, no questions. Cancel monitoring any time, prorated. Pro deals: 30-day refund.
Spend €49 and 30 minutes today, or €15,000 and three weeks in November.
Pre-order now, kit ships June 15. Full refund if it's not useful.