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Article 4 courseware deployed across your organisation, role and obligation-bound, with a platform-resident attestation record that turns training into evidence a regulator will accept.
A platform fee for the evidence layer, plus a per-seat rate set by the depth of each cohort. Whole-workforce universal literacy starts at £30 a learner and steps down with volume; specialist cohorts price higher for their certification depth.
A 1,000-person enterprise with 150 functional seats, 40 practitioners and 10 leaders lands at roughly £95,000–£100,000 a year, all-in, including the platform fee. Most organisations start smaller, on universal literacy plus the platform fee, and grow the role-based cohorts as accountability spreads.
Each seat is scoped to what that role actually owns under the Act, not a generic awareness module.
Completion and assessment are captured as a platform-resident record, exportable as evidence on demand.
Content follows the EU AI Act and its guidance, so your workforce's literacy stays live rather than dating.