Confidential information in a public AI tool
Someone on your team pastes client, patient, or customer details into a chatbot to save ten minutes. You may not find out until it shows up in a complaint, a breach notice, or a deposition.
AI governance for licensed professionals · Attorneys · Physicians · CPAs · Advisors
You earned your license. Don't lose it to an AI tool nobody was watching.
States, agencies, courts, and licensing boards are all writing AI rules. When a client, insurer, or regulator asks how your business uses AI, you need a real answer with records behind it.
AI Governance Rule Watch™ is AI governance software for businesses that don't need an enterprise platform. We watch the rules, tell you what to do and give you the policies. Your account keeps a dated record of every step you take.
Protect my business for $67/monthFounding rate. Professional email required. Plus applicable taxes. Renews until canceled.
The risk you're already carrying
Your staff is already using AI. "I didn't know" won't protect you.
Your licensing board holds you responsible
Professional rules on competence, confidentiality, and supervising staff apply to AI. For lawyers, ABA Formal Opinion 512 says so directly. The vendor doesn't hold a license. You do.
Having a policy isn't good enough
Insurers, clients, and regulators are asking how you handle AI. A policy sitting in a drawer doesn't tell them who approved which tools, when you last reviewed them or what your staff agreed to.
Picture a fine from a state regulator, a client questionnaire you can't fill out, a breach traced back to a chatbot or a complaint to your licensing board. Any one of those costs far more than $67 a month. The businesses that handle them well are the ones that can show what they did and when they did it.
The market gap
Your business still has to govern its AI. You shouldn't need an enterprise project to do it.
AI governance platforms are priced and built for corporations with compliance departments. Security-audit tools don't track AI law. A memo from counsel is out of date the month after you pay for it. Licensed businesses had nothing in between, so we built it.
| AI Governance Rule Watch™ | Enterprise AI governance platformse.g. Credo AI, OneTrust AI Governance, IBM watsonx.governance | Security & audit automatione.g. Vanta, Drata, Secureframe | Outside counsel or consultantsLaw firms, compliance consultants | Free newsletters & law trackersBill trackers, law-firm alerts, news roundups | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | $67/month or $670/year (founding rate) | Typically tens of thousands of dollars per year, sold through sales teams | Commonly $10,000+ per year | Hourly. A single policy memo often runs into the thousands | Free |
| Time to get started | About 10 minutes | Weeks to months, usually with an implementation team | Weeks, connected to cloud servers and code repositories | Days to weeks per engagement | None |
| Built for | Smaller businesses and firms that need real AI governance | Large companies with compliance departments and in-house AI models | Software companies pursuing SOC 2 or ISO certificates | One-time advice on a specific question | Staying generally informed |
| What it means for a smaller business | Keeps watching the rules, tells you what to do, gives you the policies and keeps a dated record of the work you did. | Built to govern machine-learning systems at big companies. A 5- or 50-person business using everyday AI tools doesn't need that. | Strong for IT controls. They don't track state AI laws, court AI rules, or professional-board guidance. | A memo answers today's question. AI rules change every month and nobody keeps watching or keeps your records current. | A feed of links. It doesn't tell you what applies to your business or what to do and it keeps no record of what you did. |
Costs are typical published or widely reported ranges as of 2026 and vary by vendor and contract. Product names belong to their owners; no affiliation is implied.
What you get
Everything you need to govern your AI use. You stay in control.
We watch the rules
1,200+ official sources, including federal agencies, all 50 states, DC, and territories, courts, and local governments, checked around the clock and filtered to your business.
We tell you what to do
A plain-English briefing with action items for your profession, your AI tools, and where you operate. You get clear instructions you can act on.
We give you the policies
Ready-to-adopt documents, including a staff AI policy, client notice, vendor rider, and incident protocol, tailored to your states and your tool list.
You keep the records
A list of your AI tools, scheduled reviews, an Evidence Vault, a permanent Diligence Ledger and a one-click AI Governance Status Report you can hand to an auditor, insurer, or client.
Setup takes about ten minutes. You do the work and AI Governance Rule Watch™ tells you what's next and records it when it's done. We never ask for client, patient, case, or employee records. How it works.
Everything included for one monthly price.
Rule monitoring, action items, policies, reviews, and your records, set up in about ten minutes. Your rate stays the same for as long as you stay subscribed.
$67/month
Or pay yearly and get 2 months free: $670/year. Planned standard price after the founding rate closes: $149/month.
Protect my business for $67/monthPlus applicable taxes. Renews each month until canceled. Not legal advice and not a compliance certification. Your founding rate stays the same for as long as your subscription stays continuously active.
- Hear about new state and federal AI rules that affect your business before a client or regulator brings them up
- Know your next step, in plain English
- Protect client data and your reputation by knowing which AI tools your team uses and how
- Skip the blank page: adopt ready-made policies and client notices in minutes
- See your weak spots right away with a score that shows what's missing
- Keep track of your records in one place, with no client files ever uploaded
- Hand a regulator, insurer, board, or client a dated record of the work you did
- Spend less time figuring out what changed, what applies, and what to do next, without an IT department or compliance officer