GDPR for startups. From $2,000.
The program European customers ask a processor for before they sign. A documented GDPR compliance program is issued by no one, because no certificate exists, never by us. We build the program, the policies and the evidence behind it.
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What you get for GDPR.
The same platform every framework runs on, pointed at this one: your answers, your evidence, your documents.
How GDPR runs here.
Four steps, in this order, with the handoff at the end.
- Step 1
Map your data in an afternoon
Answer the intake on what personal data you collect, why, where it goes, and which processors touch it.
- Step 2
Gap analysis against the articles
A deterministic gap analysis scores your answers against the obligations that apply to a company your size and shape.
- Step 3
Records and policies drafted for you
The Record of Processing Activities, privacy notices, and security policies are written from your own answers rather than from a template.
- Step 4
Answer buyers with the binder
Hand the evidence binder to a customer's data protection officer. If a European customer wants Europrivacy, that assessment is arranged through partner firms.
What GDPR costs.
Published where it can be published, and arranged with the firm that signs it where it cannot.
$2,000 one time for platform onboarding.
That is the intake, the gap analysis, your policies, the evidence binder and the handoff package.
A documented GDPR compliance program is arranged with no one, because no certificate exists and quoted before it begins.
No general certificate for GDPR exists. Europrivacy is the only scheme approved by the European Data Protection Board, and Polara does not issue certificates of any kind.
There is no certificate for this framework. What you get is a documented, evidenced program a buyer or regulator can review.
GDPR questions.
What buyers ask, and what the work actually involves.
Unblock the deal.
Tell us where you are with GDPR and we will tell you what is left.