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EU AI Act Readiness Assessment
An assessment of how the EU AI Act applies to your AI systems and what you need to do to comply.
From $7,5003–5 weeks
Public agencies receive quotes structured to fit their procurement rules.
You own everything we produce.
Who this is for
Organizations usually call us about this when:
You sell AI products or AI-enabled services to customers in the European Union.
A European customer or partner asked how you comply with the AI Act.
You need to know whether you’re a provider, a deployer, or both.
Overview
The EU AI Act applies to many U.S. companies that sell AI systems or AI-enabled services into the European Union, with obligations that phase in by risk category. We inventory your AI systems, classify them under the Act, identify your role as provider or deployer, and give you a prioritized plan for the obligations that apply.
What’s included
- Inventory of AI systems with EU exposure
- Classification by the Act’s risk categories
- Your role as provider, deployer, or both
- Gap analysis against applicable obligations
- Prioritized compliance roadmap
- Leadership readout
Available under attorney-client privilege. We can perform this work at the direction of your counsel, so findings may be protected by privilege. Ask us about privileged engagements.
How it works
Inventory
We identify the AI systems you offer or use in the EU.
Classify
We map each system to the Act’s risk categories and your role.
Plan
We deliver a gap analysis and prioritized roadmap.
How it works for your organization
The same service, tailored to the obligations and realities of each sector.
Private Sector
U.S. companies selling into Europe use the assessment to understand their obligations before deadlines arrive.
- Classification of AI products and features
- Provider and deployer obligations
- Documentation and transparency duties
- A roadmap aligned to the phase-in schedule
Public Sector
Public institutions with European partners use it to see how the Act affects shared AI systems.
- AI used in international programs
- Obligations for shared or licensed systems
- Alignment with U.S. AI policy
- A clear summary for leadership
Nonprofits
International nonprofits use the assessment to understand obligations for AI used in European programs.
- AI tools used by European offices
- Obligations for client-facing AI
- Practical steps for small teams
- A summary for the board
Frequently asked questions
How much does EU AI Act Readiness Assessment cost?
EU AI Act Readiness Assessment starts at $7,500. The final price depends on scope, and we confirm it in writing before any work begins.
How long does it take?
Most engagements take 3–5 weeks, depending on scope and how quickly information is available.
What do we receive?
The engagement includes: inventory of AI systems with EU exposure; classification by the Act’s risk categories; your role as provider, deployer, or both; gap analysis against applicable obligations.
Can this be done under attorney-client privilege?
Yes. When your counsel engages us and directs the work for the purpose of giving legal advice, our findings may be protected by privilege. Ask your counsel to contact us and we’ll structure the engagement with them.
What if a deliverable doesn’t meet the agreed scope?
We revise it until it does, at no extra cost. And if we miss an agreed delivery date, we take 10% off that deliverable.
Who owns the deliverables?
You do. Everything we produce for you is yours to keep, use, and share.
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