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ActScope vs SetAIComply: Which EU AI Act Tool Fits Your SME?

ActScope and SetAIComply are both self-serve EU AI Act compliance tools for SMEs, and both start at €39 a month. How they differ on documents, pricing model, coverage and who each suits.

Klaudio Kyjovsky· Founder of ActScope2 November 2026
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Short answer: both are self-serve EU AI Act tools for small and mid-sized companies, and both start at €39 a month. Choose ActScope if you want the documents written for you across the full high-risk set, a dated action plan and a flat per-seat price with unlimited systems. Choose SetAIComply if you want DPIAs, ISO 42001 or NIST mapping and shadow-AI detection in the same tool, and are comfortable with usage-capped tiers.

I build ActScope, so read this with that in mind. SetAIComply's details come from its public listings and published prices as of 2 November 2026; check its site for the latest.

At a glance

ActScopeSetAIComply
Built forSMEs, typically under 250 people with 3 to 15 AI systemsSMEs that develop, deploy, embed or resell AI
Free optionFree risk classifier, no sign-upFree tier
Entry paid planStarter €39/month, up to 5 systemsStarter €39/month
Main paid planPro €99 per seat/month, unlimited systems and documentsGrowth €129/month, Scale €349/month
Pricing modelPer seat; Pro has no caps on systems or documentsTiers capped by document generations and copilot messages
ClassificationRisk tier plus provider/deployer role, with the reasoning and articlesAnnex III classification with provider, deployer, importer and distributor roles
Documents15 types, including Annex IV, FRIA, QMS, EU Declaration of Conformity and EU database registrationAnnex IV technical documentation, DPIAs and FRIAs
Beyond the AI ActAI Act onlyHigher tiers map to ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF
Also includedDated action plan, Article 50 disclosure kit, sign-off, evidence, trust page, team seatsCopilot grounded in the Act's text, evidence collection and shadow-AI detection on higher tiers, AI literacy course
Data locationEU (Stockholm)Listed as Amsterdam

Where ActScope is stronger

  • Documents written for you, end to end. ActScope drafts every document a high-risk provider needs, through to the Quality Management System, EU Declaration of Conformity and EU Database Registration, from the details you give it once.
  • A plan, not just a register. Every open obligation becomes one next step, ordered by its legal deadline under the Digital Omnibus dates.
  • Predictable cost as you grow. Pro is a flat price per seat with no caps on systems or documents, which suits companies that discover they have more AI systems than they thought.
  • Article 50 done fast. A copy-ready disclosure kit for chatbots, AI-generated content and emotion recognition.

Where SetAIComply is stronger

  • Broader frameworks. If you need ISO 42001 or NIST AI RMF mapping, or DPIAs alongside the AI Act, its higher tiers cover more ground.
  • Shadow-AI detection and automated evidence collection on higher tiers, useful for larger teams with AI tools spread across departments.
  • Language coverage and an AI literacy course are listed as part of the product.

Which should you choose?

  • A few systems, mostly chatbots or generated content: either works at €39/month. Try both free options and pick the one whose output you prefer.
  • One or more high-risk systems and you want the documentation drafted: ActScope Pro.
  • You need ISO 42001, NIST or DPIAs in the same place: SetAIComply's higher tiers.

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