Run a free EU AI Act Article 50 scope check with Disclo. Get disclosure text, a hosted badge, and an exportable disclosure-event record before the Aug 2, 2026…
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated August 5, 2026
Disclo is a compliance tool built around Article 50 of the EU AI Act, which requires operators to disclose when visitors are interacting with AI (for example, a chatbot) on their website. The homepage frames the product around this need directly, with the heading "Using AI on your website? Your visitors need to know." The core workflow starts with a free scope check that helps a site owner determine whether Article 50 applies to them at all, ahead of the regulation's 2 August 2026 compliance deadline. For sites that do need to comply, Disclo provides ready-to-use disclosure text and a hosted compliance badge that can be placed on the site, removing the need to draft legal-style disclosure language from scratch. Beyond the disclosure itself, Disclo keeps a record of disclosure events that can be exported — the site describes this as useful "for internal records, audits, or authority requests," which points to a record-keeping/audit-trail use case on top of the customer-facing disclosure. The site also maintains a standalone "AI Transparency Notice" page and a blog that publishes educational content on the topic, including a post specifically addressing whether WordPress sites with AI chatbots need a disclosure. A dedicated pricing page ("Simple pricing. No surprises.") indicates paid tiers exist alongside the free scope check, though specific plan details were not captured in the crawl.