AI Compliance Checker 2026
Is My Website AI Compliant?
Five questions reveal whether your website meets EU AI Act, GDPR, and CCPA requirements in 2026. EU AI Act enforcement is active since August 2, 2026. Check your site before regulators do.
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5 Questions That Reveal Your AI Compliance Risk
Answer these honestly. Each 'yes' without the corresponding disclosure is a compliance gap.
Does your website use a chatbot or AI assistant?
If yes: EU AI Act Article 50(1) requires the chatbot to identify itself as AI before or at the start of every conversation.
Does your website publish AI-generated content?
If yes: EU AI Act Article 50(4) and FTC guidelines require disclosure when AI-generated content could be mistaken for human-created material.
Does your website collect personal data from EU users?
If yes: GDPR applies. Your privacy policy must disclose every AI tool that processes user data, the lawful basis for processing, and data transfer safeguards.
Do you use third-party AI APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI)?
If yes: GDPR Article 28 requires a Data Processing Agreement with each vendor. GDPR Chapter V requires Standard Contractual Clauses for US-based providers.
Do you have a published AI usage policy page?
If no: EU AI Act transparency obligations and GDPR Articles 13/14 both call for public disclosure of your AI systems and their purposes.
Not sure how to answer any of these? The automated scan answers them for you.
Run Free Scan →What AI Compliance Means Under Each Regulation
| Regulation | In force | Key requirement for websites | Maximum penalty |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU AI Act | August 2, 2026 | Article 50 transparency obligations: chatbot disclosures, AI content labeling, emotion recognition notices. | Up to €15M or 3% of global turnover |
| GDPR | Since May 2018 | Lawful basis for AI data processing, cookie consent, privacy policy disclosures, data transfer safeguards. | Up to €20M or 4% of global turnover |
| CCPA / CPRA | Since January 2023 | Disclosure of AI data collection for California residents, opt-out rights, data sharing with AI vendors. | Up to $7,500 per intentional violation |
How to Check and Fix Your AI Compliance
Run the automated scan
Enter your website URL on the scan page. SiteProof AI crawls every publicly accessible page and checks for compliance gaps across EU AI Act, GDPR, and CCPA.
Review your compliance report
The report shows every issue found, the specific regulation article it violates, a severity score, and step-by-step fix instructions you can implement yourself.
Fix the gaps
Most compliance fixes for limited-risk AI are straightforward: add chatbot disclosure text, update your privacy policy, create an AI policy page. The report tells you exactly what to add.
Generate your AI policy
Once you have fixed the technical gaps, generate a compliant AI usage policy tailored to your site's actual AI tools and risk profile. Included in paid plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my website is AI compliant?
The fastest way is an automated scan. Manually, you can check: (1) does your chatbot identify itself as AI, (2) is AI-generated content labeled, (3) does your privacy policy name your AI tools, (4) do you have an AI policy page, and (5) do your cookies require consent before loading. If any answer is no, you have a compliance gap.
What does 'AI compliant' actually mean in 2026?
In 2026, AI compliance for websites means satisfying obligations under three frameworks: the EU AI Act (transparency for chatbots and AI-generated content, enforced since August 2, 2026), GDPR (data processing transparency, consent, and rights for EU users), and for US visitors, CCPA/CPRA requirements for AI data collection.
Does a small website with no chatbot need to worry about AI compliance?
If your website has no AI-facing features — no chatbot, no AI-generated content, no AI analytics collecting user data — your AI compliance risk is low. However, many websites use third-party tools with AI components without realizing it: analytics platforms, live chat widgets, CRM integrations. An automated scan identifies these.
What's the difference between EU AI Act compliance and GDPR compliance?
GDPR covers how you collect, store, and process personal data from users. The EU AI Act covers how you disclose the use of AI to those users. For websites, they overlap: AI tools that process user data must satisfy both sets of requirements simultaneously.
How long does it take to become AI compliant?
For most small to medium websites with limited-risk AI (chatbots, content generation, analytics), the core compliance actions take a few hours: updating the chatbot interface, revising the privacy policy, and creating an AI usage policy page. The automated scan shows you exactly what needs doing.
What if I use a third-party chatbot widget — am I still responsible?
Yes. You are a 'deployer' under the EU AI Act even when using third-party AI tools. The obligation to ensure users receive proper disclosures falls on you as the website operator, not only on the tool vendor.
Is there a free AI compliance checker?
Yes. SiteProof AI's free scan checks the publicly visible compliance signals on your website: chatbot disclosure, cookie consent behavior, privacy policy presence, and AI content labeling. No signup required.
What happens if my website is not AI compliant?
Under the EU AI Act, fines for Article 50 transparency violations can reach €15 million or 3% of global annual turnover. Under GDPR, fines can reach €20 million or 4% of global turnover. Regulators also have the power to require service suspension. For US violations, FTC enforcement can result in fines and consent decrees.
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