Founding cohort, 10 vendors

You got the AI Act
questionnaire.
Answer it by Thursday.

Enterprise buyers now ask for Article 13 instructions, oversight descriptions and model-change policies before they'll sign. Art13 turns that burden into a public trust page, then drafts the next fifty questionnaire answers from the documents you already published.

No lawyers on retainer · No SOC-2-sized price tag · Built for teams under 50

art13.eu/t/demo

Public trust page · Acme AI

  • art13Transparency Noticev2 · 9f4c1a8e
  • art14Human Oversight Protocolv1 · bf2960e1
  • art10Data Governance Statementv3 · 576996cb
  • art12Logging & Traceabilityv1 · e90cc1d5

Every version SHA-256 stamped · machine-readable bundle at /json

Why deals stall

The questionnaire is the new security review

Procurement teams took the SOC 2 playbook and pointed it at AI vendors. They want instructions for use, human-oversight descriptions, data-flow maps and model-change policies, with evidence, timestamped. Most small vendors answer with a Notion link. The deal quietly goes to whoever looked ready.

The ask

40 to 120 questions, per buyer, each one worded differently.

The reality

A founder rewriting the same answers at 11pm, from memory.

The cost

Weeks of latency on a deal that was already won on product.

What's inside

Seven documents, mapped to the articles buyers cite

Answer one product profile. Art13 drafts the whole pack, you edit and publish. Every publish freezes the bytes and stamps a SHA-256 an auditor can verify.

Transparency Noticeart13art50art52
Risk Management Policyart9
Data Governance Statementart10
Technical Documentationart11art18
Human Oversight Protocolart14
Logging & Traceability Recordart12art19
Accuracy, Robustness & Cybersecurity Statementart15

Model-change watchdog

Know the moment your evidence goes stale

Foundation models ship fast. The day your provider releases a new flagship, half your documentation quietly stops being true. A daily sweep of provider model pages catches it, so you find out before your buyer does.

  • Sweeps provider model pages once a day
  • Maps each new model to the specific documents that named its provider
  • Flags those documents stale until you publish an updated version

⚠ Stale · detected in this morning’s sweep

Your provider shipped a new flagship model. Your declared model stack no longer matches what you disclosed.

Transparency Noticedraft ready
Technical Documentationdraft ready
Data Governance Statementdraft ready

The whole idea

“If you can't show what you checked,
you didn't check it.”

Which is why Art13 never asserts a fact about your product it hasn't been told. Unfilled sections render as visible placeholders, not confident prose. A drafted answer that quietly invents something about your company is worse than no answer at all.

Pricing

Less than one afternoon of counsel

8 of 10 founding vendor slots remaining

Templates reviewed by EU tech law counsel: review in progress.

Built solo in Lisbon by a founder who got the questionnaire too.

Solo

€79per month

One product, full document pack, public trust page.

  • 1 product profile
  • 7 evidence documents
  • Public trust page + JSON bundle
  • Questionnaire autopilot
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Team

€249per month

Multiple products, the watchdog, and an audit trail.

  • Unlimited products
  • Model-change watchdog
  • Full audit log & version history
  • Answer bank across questionnaires
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Reviewed

Talk to us

Everything in Team, with counsel-reviewed documents.

  • Lawyer-reviewed publish status
  • Named reviewer on the trust page
  • Priority watchdog triage
  • Onboarding with your counsel
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FAQ

The questions we actually get

Is this legal advice?+

No. Art13 is compliance enablement. It structures and publishes what you tell it, and stamps it so a buyer can verify what they were shown. Have counsel review anything you rely on.

What if I don't know the answer to a section?+

It stays a visible placeholder. The product will not invent a fact about your company to fill a gap. That is the one thing it is designed never to do.

Do my answers get shared with other customers?+

No. Answers you approve are scoped to your organisation. The shared answer bank contains only curated entries we wrote ourselves, never another vendor's content.

Can a buyer verify a document wasn't changed after the fact?+

Yes. Every published version is frozen and SHA-256 stamped, with the hash shown on the trust page and in the JSON bundle. Re-hash the bytes and compare.

What happens when I update a document?+

Publishing creates a new version. Old versions stay immutable, and the trust page always serves the live one, never a draft, never a superseded revision.