Compliance for the price of software, not consulting
Everdge exists to make Digital Product Passport compliance reachable for the companies the enterprise vendors price out.
The gap we were built for
There are two ends of this market and almost nothing between them.
ONE END
€100k+
Enterprise integration projects with a services team attached. They work, and they are priced for companies with a compliance department.
THE OTHER
€ thin
QR generators that produce a code and a landing page, and leave the part that is actually hard — the supplier data — entirely to you.
THE MIDDLE
A mid-market brand or importer has a real obligation, real suppliers who do not answer, and no compliance department. The reason nobody served them is that the data labour needed people — so we pointed AI at the labour instead of pointing salespeople at the customer.
What we believe
Four commitments that are visible on this site rather than stated on it.
Publish the price
You cannot budget for a number you are not allowed to see. Our pricing is on the site, in full, in EUR.
Compare honestly
When we name a competitor we source the claim and date it. A comparison you cannot check is an advert.
AI drafts, a human confirms
A passport is a legal document. The AI does the labour; the person who carries the obligation signs off on it.
Say when something is not in scope
The checker tells people when they do not need us. Selling compliance to someone who has no obligation is how this market lost its credibility.
Where we are focused
Battery first, because 18 February 2027 is the one date in this regulation that has not moved. Textile next, because it is the largest category by product count. The rest of the ESPR queue follows its delegated acts.