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How to evaluate Complipath

EU AI Act compliance software for small companies: an AI register, rule-based risk classification, obligations, evidence and Annex IV drafts

Last updated October 29, 2026 · Every fact traceable to a public source

Complipath — EU AI Act compliance software for small companies: an AI register, rule-based risk classification, obligations, evidence and Annex IV drafts. This page distills the key evaluation questions for procurement teams considering Complipath. Every data point links back to a public source on the vendor profile.

What does Complipath actually do?

EU AI Act compliance software for small companies: an AI register, rule-based risk classification, obligations, evidence and Annex IV drafts

Which frameworks does Complipath cover?

Complipath references coverage of EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 in their own materials. Every claim links to a public source on the vendor page.

How is Complipath priced?

Pricing model: tiered. Prices in euros, excluding VAT. Free: one AI system and one person, no end date. Starter: €499/month or €4,990/year, up to 20 AI systems and 5 users; each extra 10 systems costs €249/month or €2,490/year. Growth: €1,499/month or €14,990/year, up to 50 AI systems and 25 users. Scale: from €4,999/month with no limit on AI systems, by contact. Starter and Growth start with a 30-day free trial; the Starter trial covers up to three systems and needs no card. Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace integrations on Growth are marked coming soon.

What should I check before buying?

Verify these six things: (1) which frameworks the vendor covers end-to-end (not just references), (2) accredited certifications (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO/IEC 42001), (3) data-residency options, (4) model coverage (proprietary models, open-source models, third-party APIs), (5) red-teaming depth, and (6) customer-reference calls. Every claim on Complipath's profile on this site is linked to a public source.

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