The traditional compliance lane charges for documents. The measurement lane produces evidence — signed results anyone can recompute.
| Item | Published range | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| EU AI Act compliance programme (startup, first year) | €15,000–94,000 | Consultant-built documentation |
| Entity-level programme | €320,000–600,000 | Multi-system documentation |
| Enterprise programme | up to $8–15M | Global compliance organisation |
| Third-party audit | $15,000–20,000 | A point-in-time opinion |
| Red-team engagement | $10,000–150,000 | A report, once |
| Compliance training | $18–30 / seat / year | Static courseware |
| Code-signing certificate (CA) | $226–507 / year | Identity only — no measurement |
Ranges are as published by industry analyses and vendor price lists; they vary by scope and vendor. We publish our measurement method, not these numbers, as our evidence.
| Item | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Article 50 signed passport | Free | Ed25519-signed provenance passport, verifiable offline |
| Measured results readout | Free | Frozen-split benchmark results with confidence intervals |
| Attestation pack | £299 / month (waitlist) | Signed evidence packs; corpus-watch re-fires when provisions change |
The gap is not a discount — it is a different artefact. A PDF asserts. A signed, frozen-split measurement proves, and keeps proving when the law changes.
We do not replace notified bodies where the law requires them, and nothing here is legal advice. We make the evidence layer verifiable and inexpensive; auditors and counsel remain auditors and counsel — and they can recompute our results.