AL360° Oceans by AffectLog

Start with the evidence problem, not a sales call.

Currents and Ripple have fixed prices. More consequential or institution-specific work receives a reviewed scope before purchase.

No meeting is required to start. Six questions check which product fits, and send you straight to checkout when it does.

Sensitive-context work is scoped before it is sold. Where a system touches patients, applicants, or children, the evidence depth and the governance responsibilities are not the same in two organisations - so they are not priced as if they were.

Self-serve - available now

Step 1 and step 2. Available today.

Open the file, then issue the passport. Both have a fixed, published price and are bought online - by card.

Currents - the evidence scan

Fixed price

€12,500

one-time, excluding VAT

Covers up to 20 AI systems and 2 user seats

Step 1. Opens the file on every AI system reaching your data.

What happens next

  1. 1Six questions - your AI estate, the data it reaches, and what is forcing the timeline.
  2. 2Your recommended plan and its price, on screen. Nothing is charged to see it.
  3. 3Pay by card. Your workspace opens as soon as the payment is confirmed.

Best for: DPO · CISO · Procurement · AI governance lead

  • Every AI system and supplier you use - named, with its owner and purpose
  • The data categories each one reaches
  • What evidence exists for each one, and what is missing
  • The gaps grouped by what closes them, with the request to send
  • Draft Ripples for systems with enough evidence to start one
  • The Currents report to print or save as PDF, plus CSV and JSON exports

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Ripple - the evidence passport

Fixed price

€6,000

per year, excluding VAT

Covers up to 3 active passports and 3 user seats

Step 2. The record one AI system carries into every review.

What happens next

  1. 1Six questions - your AI estate, the data it reaches, and what is forcing the timeline.
  2. 2Your recommended plan and its price, on screen. Nothing is charged to see it.
  3. 3Pay by card. Your workspace opens as soon as the payment is confirmed.

Best for: AI providers · deployers · compliance and product leads

  • One passport per AI system - 12 sections, article by article
  • Legal basis, DPIA status, bias examination, oversight design
  • Evidence Records attached to the sections they support
  • Wakes - evidence exports that travel to a reviewer
  • "Carries a Ripple" - a public status link a reviewer can look up
  • Expiry dates and a re-issue workspace

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Scoped proposal required

Health AI. Financial AI. Minor-facing AI.

The three contexts where a wrong model is wrong about a patient, a livelihood, or a childhood record. These are not sold from a checkout: the scope, the evidence depth, and the price are settled in review before any work - or any clearance - begins.

Wake Pack

Proposal

From €18,000

The evidence export that travels to a reviewer: model, data, security, hosting, and traceability - assembled for a named recipient.

Why review is required: The evidence a hospital trust accepts is not the evidence a supervisory authority asks for. The pack is scoped to who will read it.

Seal Review

Proposal

From €42,000

Human review, under seal, for the highest-consequence contexts: health AI, financial AI, and minor-facing AI.

Why review is required: GDPR Art. 9, Art. 22, and Art. 8 - with MDR, DORA, or DSA Art. 28 in parallel - impose different evidence frameworks and different liabilities. They are scoped before the work starts.

Oceans Operations

Proposal

From €54,000 per year + €9,000 onboarding

The standing border: Ripples issued and re-issued, Droplets granted and revoked, Wakes exported, Atlas held open across the estate.

Why review is required: Estate size, entity structure, SSO, and who holds revocation authority differ in every organisation - and determine what the platform must enforce.

Droplets - the visa add-on

Proposal

From €36,000 per year + €18,000 setup

Step 3 at scale: context visas for agents, copilots, and retrieval assistants - tool allowlists, Art. 14 oversight gates, Art. 12 event logging, revocation.

Why review is required: Tool boundaries, credential scope, egress limits, and the acts that must halt for a human are specific to each deployment context, and are confirmed before any agent runs.

Enterprise and partner

For institutions, authorities, and review practices.

Where the border is operated on behalf of others - a national authority, a multi-entity public body, a notified reviewer - the architecture and the revocation authority are settled in proposal, not in a checkout.

Oceans Sovereign

Proposal

From €156,000 per year + €42,000 implementation

Sovereign evidence infrastructure for EU institutions, national competent authorities, and multi-entity public deployments. Data residency and isolation requirements are scoped in the proposal.

Why review is required: Data residency, local or federated execution requirements, and cross-entity responsibilities are scoped per deployment. No customer-hosted runner is available yet.

Oceans Studio

Proposal

From €24,000 per year

For advisory and technical-review practices issuing passports and reviewing visas across a portfolio of client organisations.

Why review is required: Client isolation, delegated review authority, and who may grant or revoke a visa on a client's behalf must be settled before any case opens.

Starting prices are list prices. The final figure depends on the factors listed on each card.

Scope estimator

Not sure where you are in the doctrine?

Six questions. One scope. The calculator tells you whether to scan, to issue, or to grant first - based on the AI you actually run and the data it actually reaches.

Step 01

Which side of the border?

Deployer, provider, review practice, or the team shipping the agent.

Step 02

Which step do you need?

Open the file, issue the passport, grant the visa - or all three, in order.

Step 03

Your AI estate

Systems, model APIs, RAG pipelines, agents, entities, and named reviewers.

Step 04

The context it reaches

Health data under Art. 9, financial decisions under Art. 22, or anything a minor can reach under Art. 8.

Step 05

What is forcing it

A regulator's question, a blocked DPO sign-off, an agent about to ship, or a renewal you cannot defend.

Step 06

Your scope

The recommended path, the evidence depth it implies, the timeline, and the next action.

The calculator produces a scope label and recommended next step - not a binding quote.

Before you choose

  • Self-serve covers step 1 and step 2 - the scan and the passport. Nothing else is sold from a checkout.

  • Currents and Ripple have fixed prices. Scoped plans show their starting price, and each card says what moves it.

  • Health AI, financial AI, and minor-facing AI go through proposal review. Where a system reaches a patient, an applicant, or a child, the scope is settled before the work begins.

  • AL360° Oceans produces technical and operational evidence. It is not certification, not a notified-body conformity assessment, and not regulatory approval.

  • Entitlements activate on a verified webhook event - never on a browser redirect, and never on a price the browser supplied.

Prices in EUR, excluding VAT. Checkout collects your billing country and VAT number, and both appear on your invoice. Self-serve plans are priced and charged server-side - never from an amount in your browser.

Start at step one.

The scan is the only step that can be taken without the others. Open the file, and the passport queue writes itself.