Get EU AI Act-ready with a fixed-price readiness assessment — not a €50,000+ open-ended consultancy. Our AI legal agent AEGIS does the heavy lifting (AI inventory, risk classification, gap analysis, Annex IV-style documentation) and a human reviews and signs off every step. With key obligations applying from 2 August 2026, now is the time.
What the readiness assessment includes
- AI system inventory — every AI system, feature and third-party model you use or ship.
- Risk classification — each system mapped to the Act’s tiers (unacceptable / high / limited / minimal).
- Gap analysis + sample report — where you stand vs the requirements, with prioritised fixes.
- Documentation drafts — Annex IV-style technical documentation and transparency notices.
- Human-reviewed — a person checks and approves everything; nothing is left to an unsupervised AI.
Why fixed-price + AI-assisted wins
Traditional consultancies quote tens of thousands and bill by the hour. We use AI agents to do the inventory and drafting at speed, then a human expert reviews — so you get a thorough assessment for a clear, fixed fee, in English, French and Arabic. It’s ideal for US and MENA companies selling into the EU. Learn more on our AI Legal & Compliance page, and read EU AI Act compliance for MENA & Gulf companies.
Does it apply to you?
If your AI’s output is used in the EU — even with no EU office — the Act can apply. High-risk uses (recruitment, finance, healthcare) carry the strictest duties. The readiness assessment tells you exactly where you stand.
Start your readiness check. Take the free AI Readiness Audit for an instant view, then WhatsApp +44 7716 757436 or book a call to scope your fixed-price assessment.
FAQs
How much does an EU AI Act readiness assessment cost?
We work on a fixed price scoped to your number of AI systems — typically far below the €50,000+ open-ended quotes from traditional consultancies, because AI agents do the inventory and drafting and a human reviews.
What do I get from the assessment?
An AI inventory, risk classification of each system, a gap analysis with a sample report and prioritised fixes, and Annex IV-style documentation drafts — all human-reviewed.
When do I need to be compliant?
Most high-risk and transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026, with some duties already in force and a final set in 2027. Readiness work takes weeks, so starting now is advised.
Does the EU AI Act apply to companies outside the EU?
Yes, if your AI system’s output is used in the EU, regardless of where your company is based — including MENA and US businesses.