Article 50 has applied since 2 August 2026. Machine-readable marking under 50(2) is due 2 December 2026.
Pricing

What’s free, and what you pay for

The free scan records the AI disclosures it can observe and explains what it could not verify. What you pay for is an evidence record you can share with counsel and monitoring that reports changes on your verified sites. See a sample report, exactly what you get →

Launch pricing, live now. First-time Pro and Business subscribers get a 7-day free trial and can cancel from the dashboard. Annual billing saves 17%.
Free
€0
The diagnosis. One URL, graded against Article 50, with the screenshot to prove it.
  • Homepage scan, on demand
  • All 6 core Art. 50 checks graded, covering every duty
  • Desktop and mobile chat-panel screenshots when the widget can be opened (2 viewports)
  • Tamper-evident sealed record (SHA-256), viewable online
  • 7-day evidence retention
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Pro
€20 / month
The fixes, plus a weekly watch for drift on sites you verify.
  • Everything in Free, plus
  • All 9 checks: 3 advanced added (disclosure language coverage, structural C2PA, official EU icons)
  • Root causes on all 9 checks, plus the pages and assets a finding recorded
  • How-to-fix guidance on each of the 9 checks
  • A diff against your previous scan of the same site, in every report
  • Multi-page scan: homepage plus up to 10 key pages on sites you verify
  • Monitoring: 1 site, weekly re-scan with email drift alerts on sites you verify
  • Direct question to the chat widget: 1 short test message on sites you verify
  • 90-day retention
  • Evidence Pack PDF for your site at the €49 member price
Business
€200 / month
Up to 10 sites, checked daily on sites you verify.
  • Everything in Pro, plus
  • Site crawl: up to 500 pages, money-pages first, on sites you verify
  • Unlimited Evidence Pack PDFs, any site
  • Monitoring: up to 10 sites, daily + drift alerts on sites you verify
  • Direct question to the chat widget: 1 short test message on sites you verify
  • Multi-site dashboard, up to 10 sites; drift timelines on sites you verify
  • White-label reports
  • Subscription-lifetime retention · priority support

What monitoring actually does

A disclosure is not a thing you fix once (six ways one disappears without anyone deciding to remove it). Widget vendors ship updates, marketing swaps a greeting, a CMS migration drops metadata. Monitoring re-runs the whole scan on a schedule, diffs it against the last one, and writes to you when something changes — keeping the before and after as dated evidence. Below is a staged demonstration on our own demo fixture: we took a site whose widget disclosed its AI, removed the disclosure and two content credentials, and ran both versions through the production pipeline. Every line is the differ's real output — nothing here is marketing copy, and there are no invented dates or customers.

SCAN 1 Baseline. The fixture's chat widget discloses its AI in the first message; articles carry their labels; both sampled images carry content credentials.
SCAN 2 The staged change. The greeting lost its AI line, three article labels were removed, one image lost its credentials. The differ recorded 8 changes:
STATE CHANGE Chatbot AI disclosure at first interaction: PASS → WARN
eu50.1.chat-disclosure PASS → WARN
STATE CHANGE Chatbot disclosure on mobile: PASS → NA
eu50.1b.mobile-disclosure PASS → NA
STATE CHANGE Chatbot disclosure language coverage: WARN → NA
eu50.1c.language-coverage WARN → NA
STATE CHANGE Machine-readable provenance marking on media: PASS → WARN
eu50.2.media-provenance PASS → WARN
STATE CHANGE AI-content label on article-like pages: PASS → WARN
eu50.4.text-label PASS → WARN
STATE CHANGE Official EU labelling icons: WARN → NA
eu50.4b.eu-icon WARN → NA
DISCLOSURE CHANGE Chat widget disclosure changed: discloses AI (ai assistant) on panel → no AI disclosure detected
discloses AI (ai assistant) on panel → no AI disclosure detected
PROVENANCE DROP Media provenance-marking ratio dropped: 1 → 0.5
1 → 0.5
NOTE A WARN state renders as Attention on the report — a hedge, not a verdict. Both scans stay sealed, so you can show what the widget said on each date, not just that it changed.
The alert this generates
fixture.disclosureproof.com: 8 Article 50 changes detected (review suggested)
Chatbot AI disclosure at first interaction: PASS → WARN
Chatbot disclosure on mobile: PASS → NA
Chatbot disclosure language coverage: WARN → NA
Machine-readable provenance marking on media: PASS → WARN
… and 4 further change lines

Alert emails list every change as a before → after line and link both sealed scans. Nothing in them is a legal conclusion; they are a dated record of what a visitor saw. This one was generated by the production alert code from the staged change on the left.

One-time · no subscription
Evidence Pack
€79 / scan
€49 for Pro members
A second, far deeper scan of your site — not a PDF of the free one. Up to 100 pages, all 9 checks, sealed as a dated document.
Start with the free scan → See a sample report →

Bought from a finished report; the crawl starts automatically on payment. The free scan reads one page; this one reads up to 100. The pack and its crawl do not require site owner verification. Sign in and confirm your email to buy.

Download a specimen Evidence Pack (PDF)Illustrative layout with fictional scan data and example seal values. This specimen cannot be verified as signed evidence.

  • A second scan at Business depth.
  • Fresh site crawl: up to 100 pages, money-pages first (the free scan reads 1)
  • All 9 checks unlocked, with root causes plus affected pages & assets
  • Changes vs your previous scan of the same site
  • All how-to-fix guidance
  • Sealed Evidence Pack PDF: recorded scan times, SHA-256 + HMAC
  • Raw evidence appendix: payload excerpts + full hash list
  • Art. 50(3) attestation module, sealed
  • 1-year retention

Scan times come from DisclosureProof’s clock. The HMAC protects the recorded time from alteration; it does not independently prove when the capture occurred. Anyone can check the evidence hashes; confirming our HMAC seal relies on DisclosureProof. Verification limits.

What each tier includes

The rule is consistent: the finding is always free; the proof and the ongoing watch are what scale up.

Capability Free€0 Pro€20/mo Evidence Pack€79 once Business€200/mo
Pages per scanHomepage+10 key pages
on sites you verify
up to 100 · prioritized
no site owner verification needed
up to 500 · prioritized
on sites you verify
Direct question to the chat widgeton sites you verifyon sites you verifyon sites you verifyon sites you verify
Core Article 50 checks (6) + screenshots✓✓✓✓
Advanced checks (3): language coverage · C2PA structure · EU iconsteasers only✓✓✓
Root causes + affected pages & assets per finding—✓✓✓
Changes since your previous scan, in the report—✓✓✓
How-to-fix guidance—✓✓✓
Sealed Evidence Pack PDF—own site✓ this scan✓ unlimited
Raw evidence appendix (payloads + hashes)——✓✓
Art. 50(3) attestation module——✓✓
Scheduled monitoring + drift alerts—1 site · weekly
on sites you verify
— one-time10 sites · daily
on sites you verify
Multi-site dashboard & timelines———✓ dashboard
timelines on sites you verify
White-label reports———✓
Evidence retention7 days90 days1 yearsubscription-lifetime

To verify a site, add the dashboard’s DNS TXT record or meta tag to your site, then click Check verification in the dashboard. Pro and Business scan one homepage until you verify the site; monitoring also requires that step.

Common questions

What stays free, forever?

The diagnosis. Any visitor can scan a homepage and see the six core Article 50 findings, graded, with captured evidence when available, including the chat widget's first message when it can be read. We never gate whether you have a problem; we charge for the deeper read on it — the three advanced checks, root causes, affected pages and change tracking — and for the sealed record and the monitoring. The advanced checks are graded and stored on every scan, so upgrading reveals them on the report you already have, no re-scan needed.

What is owner verification and how long does it take?

Owner verification checks that you control a site. Add the DNS TXT record shown in your dashboard to your domain, or place the provided meta tag inside the homepage’s <head>, then click Check verification in the dashboard. Allow about five minutes to add the record or tag if you have access to your DNS settings or website. DNS changes can take longer to propagate; if the record is not detected yet, check again later. Pro and Business multi-page scans and monitoring work on sites you verify. On verified sites the scan also types a short test message into your chat widget to see how it answers, which can create a conversation in your support inbox.

How is the one-time Evidence Pack different from Business?

The Evidence Pack gives a single scan all 9 checks and a crawl of up to 100 pages (Business subscriptions crawl up to 500). It includes every fix and the sealed PDF with its timestamp and hashes. The raw evidence appendix and the 50(3) attestation are included. The pack, including its PDF and crawl of up to 100 pages, does not require site owner verification. Sign in and confirm your email to buy. The crawl respects robots.txt on unverified sites; the chat test message only runs on sites you verify. No subscription. Business adds daily monitoring on up to 10 sites you verify, white-label reports, and retention for the life of the subscription.

Why would I pay monthly if I can buy one Evidence Pack?

Compliance drifts. Widget vendors push updates that drop the disclosure, exports strip metadata, new channels launch unlabeled. A one-time pack proves the notice was there on one date; on sites you verify, Pro and Business re-scan on a schedule and email you the moment a finding changes, with a fresh sealed record each time.

My site has way more than 500 pages. Is the crawl even useful?

Yes, because Article 50 problems are almost never page-by-page problems. Your chat widget ships in the site template. If the disclosure is missing it is missing on every page, and one rendered check catches that. The same goes for AI-content labels (a per-article-template decision) and your AI policy page (one URL). So the crawl doesn't read your archive front to back: it prioritizes the pages where the duties live: homepage, contact and pricing pages, a broad sample of article pages, and your legal/policy paths, and reports exactly which URLs were checked and how, so the coverage claim in your evidence is honest. If you run a very large or multi-domain estate and want deeper coverage, email hello@disclosureproof.com.

Is a scan or an evidence pack legal advice?

No. DisclosureProof is an informational scanning and evidence tool, not a law firm, and nothing here is a compliance guarantee. Use it to find gaps and keep proof; use qualified counsel for legal interpretation.

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