Every client you have is asking about the AI Act this week.
Article 50 duties are enforceable now, and the high-risk clock runs to December 2027. Your clients need classifications, gap analyses and Annex IV documentation — and you need a way to deliver them at advisory margins, not at write-it-from-scratch cost. AnnexWise is the engine; the letterhead is yours.
The partner math
| Using the engine, branded, on your own matters | Free — start today, no agreement |
| Partner agreement (liability boundary, release notes, named support, attribution terms) | €9,500 / year, unlimited clients |
| If you price a readiness package at | €2,000–€5,000 per client |
| Break-even | 2–5 clients |
| …then 20 clients in a readiness quarter | €40K–€100K of advisory revenue, plus the remediation work |
Two ways to work with us — pick one
Not for the branding — that's free and ungated, and you can switch it on below before you reply to this page. The agreement covers what the software can't: a written liability boundary your risk committee can read, article-level release notes every time the rule set changes, named support from the founders, and agreed attribution terms. Firms running client work on the engine want those in writing. Firms that aren't, shouldn't pay for them yet.
No licence fee. Your clients buy directly from us through your referral link, and we pay you 30% of their first-year revenue (Starter and Growth purchases), settled quarterly. Fits firms that want to introduce clients without running engagements — and you can upgrade to Track A whenever the volume makes it obvious.
Rule of thumb: if you'll run the client work yourself, Track A earns you multiples more. If you'd rather just make introductions, Track B costs nothing to start.
What the engine gives your practice
All of this is in the product today, for every firm, with or without an agreement — the branding included. The paid tiers add document downloads (Annex IV, FRIA, the policy pack) and inventory capacity; the partner agreement adds the contractual layer, not a feature key.
Your brand on every document
Reports, gap analyses, Annex IV files and policies all carry “Prepared by your firm”. Your client sees your expertise; the engine stays invisible.
A 10-minute live deliverable
Run the assessment with the client in the meeting. They walk out with a risk verdict, a scored gap report and a 30-day plan — billed as your advisory work.
Client confidentiality by architecture
Assessments run entirely in the browser. Client data never reaches AnnexWise's servers — a one-sentence answer to the first question every GC asks.
Defensible methodology
A deterministic, versioned rules engine with a public methodology page, golden test suite and audit fingerprints on every report — built to survive scrutiny by your own lawyers.
Unlimited clients, portable files
Nothing meters your usage — there is no per-client or per-seat counter to run out of. Keep a separate inventory file per client via export/import — each backup file is a complete, portable client record — and export every deliverable as clean Markdown for your document systems.
You stay the advisor
AnnexWise is preparation software. The legal judgment, the sign-off and the client relationship remain exclusively yours — by design and by contract.
Auditable where others are opaque
Other white-label assessment layers ask your firm to vouch for a methodology you cannot see. Ours is public, versioned and covered by golden tests — audit every rule at /methodology before your name touches a single report, and check the sample dossier first.
Three steps to a branded practice
Brand it — free
Set your firm's identity in the product right now, on this page. It isn't gated, it doesn't expire, and it never will be: every report from then on reads “Prepared by your firm”. No agreement and no permission needed to start.
Run it internally first
Your associates use it to prepare; a partner reviews the output. Nothing carrying your name reaches a client until you've decided the engine has earned it. Most firms should spend the first weeks exactly here.
Formalise, if it earns its place
When it's part of how the firm works, the partner agreement covers what software can't: a written liability boundary your risk committee can read, article-level release notes whenever the rule set changes, named support, and agreed attribution terms.
White-label mode — live, right now, free
Enter your firm's name and run any assessment. Every report, gap analysis, Annex IV document and policy will carry “Prepared by your firm · powered by AnnexWise”. This is not a trial and it does not expire: branding is a setting in your own browser, we don't meter it, and you can keep using branded output without an agreement or an account.
Partner questions, answered straight
→If the branding is free, what am I actually paying for?
The branding is a setting in your own browser. We don't gate it, and gating it would be theatre — you can switch it on further down this page in ten seconds and use branded output indefinitely without telling us. What the partner agreement buys is what software cannot provide: a written contract stating exactly where our responsibility ends and your firm's begins, which is the document your risk committee will ask for; article-level release notes whenever the rule set changes, so a client alert is never based on a superseded date; named support from the founders rather than a queue; and agreed terms for how the attribution line reads. If you'd rather use the branded output with none of that, do it — no permission needed. We'd rather you tried it than took our word for it.
→Do we pay you, or do you pay us?
Either — you pick one of two tracks. Track A (partner agreement): €9,500/year for the contractual and support layer above, while you run the assessments yourself and bill your clients at your own rates — we take no share of your fees. Track B (referral): you pay nothing; your clients buy directly from us via your referral link and we pay you 30% of their first-year revenue (Starter and Growth purchases), quarterly. Track B moves your client into a direct relationship with us, which some firms specifically don't want — if that's you, Track A is the one to look at, and using the engine unbranded or internally costs nothing in the meantime.
→Who carries liability for the legal conclusions?
You do — deliberately. AnnexWise produces structured, article-referenced preparation output; your firm reviews and signs it as professional advice under your own licence and insurance, exactly as with any research tool. The partner agreement states this boundary explicitly, and the product surfaces counsel-review flags on every genuinely gray call instead of hiding them.
→What do our clients see?
Your name. Documents read “Prepared by <your firm> · powered by AnnexWise” — and the attribution line is configurable in the partner agreement.
→Does the tool connect to or scan our systems?
No — nothing is connected, installed or scanned, ever. The assessment is a structured questionnaire: a person answers questions about each AI system, and the rules engine classifies those answers, entirely inside the browser tab. No agents, no integrations, no network access to your environment or your clients' — architecturally there is nothing to grant access to, so there is no access request for IT to approve.
→Where does client data live?
In the client's (or your) browser only. The assessment engine runs fully client-side; AnnexWise's servers never receive the answers. For conflict-checks and confidentiality reviews, that's usually the shortest security questionnaire your IT team will ever complete.
→How current is the rule set?
The engine is versioned against a stated legal-state date, covered by a golden test suite, and updated as Commission guidelines, AI Office templates and harmonised standards land. Partners get release notes with article-level diffs — material for your own client alerts.
→Can we run this during a client meeting?
That's the intended motion: 10 minutes per system, live. The deliverable lands before the meeting ends, and the follow-up remediation work is yours.
The confusion quarter is your growth quarter.
Start with the engine itself — brand it below and run it on a real matter this week; that costs nothing and needs no reply from us. If you want the agreement, write with your firm name and we'll come back within one business day with the draft.
partners@annexwise.com →Your reply comes from the founders themselves — two practicing attorneys. Who's behind AnnexWise.