Pricing

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Plans

Upgrade when GDPR research becomes routine.

All plans include source-backed answers and EU law context.

Free

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€0/month
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  • 5 researches per month
  • 1 jurisdiction + EU law
  • Source-backed answers

Explorer

For independent professionals.

20/month
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  • 50 researches per month
  • 1 jurisdiction + EU law
  • Email support
Add-ons

Need more?

One-time research packs for subscribers who need a little more.

Add-on Explorer Pro Price
Extra queries (50 pack) one-time 25€
Extra queries (100 pack) one-time - 40€
FAQ

Common Questions

Can I switch plans anytime?

Yes — you can upgrade or cancel your subscription at any time from your account. To switch to a lower plan, cancel first and choose a new plan when you're ready. Changes take effect at the end of the current billing cycle.

What jurisdictions are covered?

Our Pro plan covers 29 country-specific EEA jurisdictions. Slovenia is available in EU-wide queries. Pro includes EU-wide analysis, allowing you to perform cross-border legal comparisons across all jurisdictions simultaneously.

What is deep mode?

Deep mode uses multi-pass analysis with extended reasoning to provide more thorough answers. It decomposes complex questions, retrieves from multiple sources iteratively, and synthesizes a structured response with cross-jurisdictional comparison when relevant. Pro plans include 20 deep researches per month.

Can I add more researches if I run out?

Yes. Research packs are available as one-time purchases: 50 extra researches for 25€ or 100 extra researches for 40€ (Pro). Unused bonus researches expire at end of month.

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DPO Pilot is an AI powered research tool and does not constitute legal advice. AI can and does make mistakes. Always verify critical findings with qualified legal counsel.