Which EU AI Act risk tier is your AI system in?
Most compliance failures carry fines of up to 3% of global turnover — startups and SMEs get a lower capped rate. Paste a description of your AI system and get your risk classification, required documentation, and next steps in under a minute.
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Not generic AI advice
Grounded in the actual regulation.
Every classification maps to a specific article of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — not a vague summary.
Article 5
Prohibited practices
Social scoring, untargeted biometric scraping, and real-time public surveillance are banned outright, regardless of safeguards.
Annex III & Article 6
High-risk systems
Employment, credit scoring, medical devices, law enforcement, and critical infrastructure carry the strictest compliance obligations.
Article 50
Transparency obligations
Users must be told when they’re interacting with an AI system, especially chatbots and generated content.
Article 99
Penalties
Fines are tiered by violation type — from a smaller cap for procedural issues up to the largest cap for prohibited practices.
| Tier | Maximum fine | Applies to |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | €35M or 7% of global turnover | Prohibited practices (Article 5) |
| Tier 2 | €15M or 3% of global turnover | Most provider, deployer, and transparency obligations |
| Tier 3 | €7.5M or 1% of global turnover | Supplying incorrect information to authorities |
SMEs and startups pay the lower of the two figures, not the higher (Article 99(6)). Read the full regulation on EUR-Lex →
Simple process
From description to compliance report in under a minute.
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Describe or pick an example
Paste a description of your AI system, or choose one of the built-in examples to try it instantly.
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AI analyzes your system
Claude reviews the description against the EU AI Act risk categories and obligations.
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Get your risk classification
See whether your system is minimal, limited, high-risk, or prohibited — with a plain-language rationale.
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Download your report
Export the full compliance breakdown as a PDF to share with your team or legal counsel.
What you get
Everything you need in one report.
Risk Category
Instant classification under the EU AI Act’s four-tier risk framework.
Documentation
The technical and governance records your system needs to keep on file.
Transparency Obligations
What you must disclose to users interacting with your AI system.
Data Governance
Requirements for the data used to train and run your system.
Human Oversight
Where a human needs to stay in the loop on decisions and outputs.
Next Steps
Concrete, prioritized actions to move toward compliance.
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