Solutions · International & EU market access
EU AI Act compliance for companies outside the EU.
If your AI is used by customers in the European Union — or your product is placed on the EU market — the EU AI Act applies to you, wherever you’re based. We help non-EU companies determine their exposure, close the gaps, and stay sellable in Europe, working in English with a partner who sits inside the regulation’s home market.
Who it’s for
When Europe becomes a requirement, not just a market.
Most non-EU teams discover the AI Act through a customer’s procurement questionnaire or a contract clause — not through their own legal team. By then it’s a deal blocker. We turn it back into a planned program.
Who’s in scope
US, UK and other non-EU providers whose AI systems are placed on the EU market, and deployers whose AI output is used in the EU — extraterritorial by design.
The trigger
An EU customer asking AI Act or ISO-style questions in procurement, an EU subsidiary, or concrete plans to expand into the European market.
Decision-makers
Founders, General Counsel, Head of AI/ML, CISO — whoever owns the question “can we keep selling into Europe?”
Pain points we address
- Unsure whether the AI Act even applies to a non-EU company (it often does)
- An EU customer’s procurement is blocking a deal on AI compliance
- No EU-based presence to answer regulators or act as a point of contact
- Provider vs deployer role unclear across the Atlantic
- US-style AI governance doesn’t map cleanly onto EU requirements
- High-risk obligations (Dec 2027) feel abstract until a contract demands them
Why it applies to you
The AI Act doesn’t stop at the EU border.
The Act reaches providers who place AI systems on the EU market and deployers whose system output is used in the EU — regardless of where the company is established. In practice, the fastest route to discovering this is a European customer who needs you compliant to keep buying. A short scope check settles whether, and how, you’re affected — before it becomes urgent.
How we help
Your path to staying sellable in Europe.
The same four services we run everywhere — framed for a team encountering EU regulation from the outside. Most international engagements begin with a readiness assessment to settle scope and role.
EU AI Act Readiness Assessment
Establish whether the Act applies, your role (provider/deployer), which systems are in scope, and the gaps — translated from EU legal language into an engineering and product roadmap.
from €15,000
S2 · Test
AI Ethics Audit & Bias Testing
Independent validation of high-risk systems — fairness, explainability and data quality — the evidence EU customers and regulators expect.
from €8,000
S3 · Sustain
Continuous AI Monitoring
Post-market monitoring under Art. 72, so compliance holds as your models evolve — with reporting your EU customers can rely on.
from €6,000 setup
S4 · Understand
Responsible AI Workshops
English-language executive and technical training to build EU AI Act literacy across a non-EU team that’s new to the regulation.
from €2,000
Why a partner inside the EU
We’re based in Bremen and work Europe-wide, in English. That means timezone overlap with your European customers, fluency in what EU supervisors actually expect, and someone on the ground in the regulation’s home market — not a translation of US guidance.
Most non-EU companies don’t have an EU AI Act problem — they have an EU market-access problem wearing a compliance costume. We solve the one that pays the bills.
— Dr. Valentin José Mayr · Founder
Investment
Clear entry points, scoped to your exposure.
Pricing follows the service: Readiness from €15,000, Bias Audit from €8,000, Monitoring from €6,000 setup plus €2,000/month, Workshops from €2,000. We quote in euros and can mirror in USD on request; scope — number of systems, your role, your sector — drives the final number. All prices net of VAT.
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