If your site runs a chatbot or publishes AI content without disclosing it, the EU AI Act exposes you to fines up to €15M or 3% of global revenue. Act50 scans, flags every gap, and fixes it in one line.
Not just for AI companies — for any business that deploys AI on a public site. Most sites we scan fail at least two.
Any assistant that talks to people has to tell them it's an AI system — clearly, at the first message.
AI-generated text, image, audio or video must carry a machine-readable, detectable mark.
AI media and AI text that informs the public must be labelled — unless a human held editorial control.
The disclosure has to be distinguishable, shown at first interaction, and meet accessibility rules.
No legal team, no audit project. A scan, a report, and one line of script.
Enter any URL. A real headless browser detects your chatbot and checks it against each Article 50 disclosure duty.
A plain report, per page, cited to the exact article — what's missing and why. Re-scanned every week.
Drop in <script src="act50.eu">. Disclosures and machine-readable marks are added automatically.
Straight about scope: the scan reliably catches chatbot gaps. The one-line widget then makes you compliant across §1, §2 and §5.
One payment fixes it — no subscription trap. Add monitoring only if you want ongoing cover as your site, and the law, keep changing.
That's the Article 50 penalty ceiling. This is the cookie-banner moment of 2018 — the sites that move first never get the letter.
No. Act50 checks your site against the text of Article 50 and links every finding to the law. For formal legal sign-off, talk to a lawyer — Act50 does the detection and the fix.
No — and that's the point most people miss. Article 50 binds deployers: any business that uses AI on a public-facing site. Have a chatbot or publish AI content? You're in scope.
Then §4 gives you an editorial exemption for published text — but you have to be able to show it. Act50 keeps the human-review log that proves the carve-out.
Yes. Act50 is platform-agnostic — Intercom, Tidio, Drift, Landbot, Voiceflow, custom widgets. The scan detects them; the fix works alongside them.
2 August 2026. The transparency obligations of Article 50 become binding on that date across the EU.