FREE
Free self-serve EU AI Act path
Free
Use the open-source repo on your own. No commercial support is included.
- Unlimited self-serve evaluation
- EU starter + open-source docs
- Builder + templates
- Live demos
- No setup help included
Pricing
Choose the path that matches your stage: free self-serve, one-time help for Article 50 or the first real package, supported self-hosted use for up to 3 or 10 agents, or enterprise support for broader rollout.
Free self-serve
Use the open-source repo, Builder, templates, and EU starter when your team wants to evaluate the workflow on its own.
FREE
Free
Use the open-source repo on your own. No commercial support is included.
Paid help
Choose this when your team wants hands-on help reaching the first real package faster.
PAID HELP
EUR499
Use this when your team needs hands-on help getting to the first real package on its own system.
ARTICLE 50
EUR199
Use this when Article 50 is your only EU scope. This usually applies if your system talks to people as AI, generates synthetic text, image, audio, or video, uses emotion recognition or biometric categorisation, or produces deepfakes or public-interest synthetic content.
Subscriptions
Choose a recurring plan when the workflow is already in real use and your team wants supported self-hosted operation for up to 3 or 10 agents.
UP TO 3 AGENTS
EUR299/month
Choose this when the workflow is already useful in-house and your team needs recurring support for a smaller operating footprint.
UP TO 10 AGENTS
EUR890/month
Choose this when several agents already rely on the workflow and your team needs broader recurring support than the 3-agent tier.
Enterprise
Choose enterprise support when the work spans multiple systems, multiple teams, or formal procurement and review.
ENTERPRISE
Custom
Use this when support needs to cover multiple systems, multiple teams, or formal procurement and review.
Fit
Stay self-serve while you are evaluating. Pay only when the work moves from trial to delivery.
Best when your team can run the workflow on its own and wants to evaluate fit first.
Best when Article 50 is the only EU scope and your team wants paid help reaching the first real transparency package.
Best when one system needs a first real package and your team wants hands-on activation help.
Best when the workflow is already useful in-house and your team needs recurring support for a smaller operating footprint.
Best when multiple agents already rely on the workflow and your team wants broader operating headroom.
Best when support spans multiple systems, multiple teams, or formal procurement and review.
FAQ
No. The core evidence workflow is self-hosted. Your runs stay in your environment.
Start free with Builder and the EU starter if you are still evaluating fit or can run the workflow yourself. Use standalone Article 50 help when Article 50 is the only EU scope and your team wants hands-on help. Use first-package help when one system needs its first real full package. Move to the 3-agent or 10-agent subscription only when the workflow is already in real use. Use enterprise support when the work is broader or more formal.
It is a one-time help offer for teams whose only EU scope is Article 50 transparency duties. It is narrower than the full package path and does not replace legal review or final sign-off.
First package help gets one real system to its first package faster. It does not replace legal review, governance review, or final sign-off.
A supported agent is one real agent or system workflow with its own package lifecycle inside the paid support scope.
Yes. Additional supported agents are EUR120 per month each. For some teams that is cheaper than moving immediately to the 10-agent tier.
Paid work starts through direct contact rather than self-serve checkout. Scope, billing cadence, cancellation terms, and any refund terms are confirmed in writing before paid work begins.
Use public GitHub issues for public product questions and security@agent-qa-toolkit.com for private security disclosures. Paid support contacts and response windows are confirmed in the agreed commercial scope.
No. The recurring plans cover supported self-hosted use, updates, and ongoing support. First-time setup help is sold separately.
No. The site and toolkit generate technical evidence and documentation structure. Legal teams still own legal interpretation.