Start the EU AI Act readiness assessment, without a call.

Four steps, in this order: the scope agreement, the deposit, the intake questionnaire, then Day 1 by email. Nothing else has to happen first, and a call is optional rather than a gate.

The three fields below open the agreement with your details already in it. That is the whole of this step.

Not legal advice. Not a certification. The report cites the article behind every finding so your counsel can make the legal determination quickly. It does not make it for them.

Four steps, then the work starts.

1. The scope agreement. One page, on screen, on the next step. It sets out what is in scope, what is not, the dates, the price and the terms. You fill in your legal name and address, type your name and title, and accept.
2. The deposit. US$3,750, half of the fixed fee. The payment link follows the moment the agreement is accepted, on screen or by email. Work starts when the deposit clears.
3. The intake questionnaire. Your company, the AI systems you operate, the controls and records you have today, whatever is putting pressure on the timeline, and who I should be able to reach during the engagement.
4. Day 1 by email. I confirm Day 1 in writing once the completed questionnaire and the access it describes have both arrived. Ten working days from there: draft report by day 8 for your factual corrections, final report by day 10.

Half on signing, US$3,750. Half on delivery of the final report. No hourly billing and no scope creep: the agreement fixes the scope before you pay anything.

Ten working days from Day 1. Draft report by day 8 so you can correct anything factual, final report by day 10.

What you get is one written report with nine deliverables: scope and inventory, role determination, obligation mapping, risk classification, gap analysis, record-keeping review, a FRIA starter, a remediation plan, and an evidence appendix. The long version is on the assessment page, and it is worth reading before you sign anything.

Seller: COSTRINITY INC., Collin Obey. No subcontractors.

Three fields, then the agreement.

Use the legal name of the entity that will sign, and a work email you can open the agreement from. Submitting this does not commit you to anything: the next page is the agreement, and you read it before you accept it.

Take the call instead.

Thirty minutes, no charge, and I will tell you on the call if the assessment does not fit what you are building. Some questions are faster answered out loud than in a scope document.

Or write to hello@costrinity.xyz.

Not legal advice. Not a certification. The report cites the article behind every finding so your counsel can make the legal determination quickly. It does not make it for them.