Pricing

Flat prices, published up front. Pay once or monthly — no calls, no quotes, no hourly billing.

Readiness Audit (one-time)

$149

one-time

chain-of-liability map per SKU, 8-point readiness score, prioritised gap list.

Choose Readiness Audit (one-time)

Evidence Pack (one-time)

$449

one-time

everything in Audit + supplier evidence index, disclosure-response pack (30-day evidence production + 1-month identity response), listing/store fixes, incident-log template set up.

Choose Evidence Pack (one-time)

Sentinel (recurring)

$79

/mo

new SKUs checked as you add them, evidence-expiry alerts, EU rule-change digest.

Choose Sentinel (recurring)

Straight talk: AnswerableEU is a readiness and document service. It is not legal advice, not a law firm, and not an EU authorised representative — we never hold ourselves out as your EU entity. Where you need one, the Pack includes a vetted-provider shortlist and the exact questions to ask (typical market price €150–€500/yr, paid by you directly to the provider).

Questions

Does this apply to products I already sell?

Only products placed on the market on or after 9 December 2026 fall under the new directive; earlier stock stays under the 1985 rules — the Audit separates the two.

I only dropship — am I exposed?

Yes, more than most: the customer-facing seller is the first stop, and a non-EU supplier with no EU entity is exactly the gap the directive closes.

Is GPSR the same thing?

No — GPSR (since Dec 2024) is about keeping unsafe products off the market; the PLD is about who pays when a defective product causes harm. We check the PLD chain; the Pack flags obvious GPSR responsible-person gaps too.