Governance Score
A quick read on where your business stands: what's missing, what's overdue, and what needs your attention next.
The difference
A big company can absorb an AI fine. Your license can't.
When AI goes wrong at a corporation, the company pays. When it goes wrong at a smaller business, the professional answers to the board, the insurer, and the client. AI Governance Rule Watch™ keeps you current on the rules, gives you the policies and keeps a dated record of the work you did.
Every other tool
Here is a link to a new law. Good luck.
Monitoring feeds, alert services, and legal databases tell you that something changed somewhere. Reading it, deciding whether it affects your business and figuring out what to do about it is left to you.
AI Governance Rule Watch™
Here is what it means for you. Here is what to do.
We read every change against your business profile: your industry, your size, the AI tools you use, the kinds of data you handle and where you operate. Then we add it to your briefing as plain-English action items and a list of the records you should keep. If a change doesn't apply to you, you won't see it.
A briefing written for your business
Action items specific to your industry, AI uses, and jurisdictions
Checklists of the records you should keep, which you can actually complete
Federal, state, local, and court rules in one place
Straight from official government sources
Continuous monitoring with plain-English summaries of what changed
A plan that only changes when something changes for you
No client files ever uploaded
Watching the rules is only the first step. The useful part is knowing which ones apply to your business in your state and what you need to do about them. Your briefing tells you what changed for you, what to do next and what to have in place. When nothing has changed, it says so.
Everything you need in one place
When a client, insurer, or auditor asks how your business handles AI, you don't have to dig through email. You open your account and show them.
Living AI Tool Roster
A list of every AI tool your team uses and the rules for each one. If you stop using a tool, you keep the date, the reason, and who signed off.
Document Studio
Ready-to-adopt policies and notices, including a staff policy, client notice, vendor rider, and incident protocol. You start from a finished draft.
Check-ins and reviews
Weekly and monthly check-ins plus 3-, 6-, and 12-month Governance Reviews of your whole AI program, with reminders. When your insurer asks when you last reviewed how your business uses AI, you have the date.
Evidence Vault
A list of the records you keep, when each was last reviewed and what's due next. You never upload client files.
Diligence Ledger
A dated history of every review, decision, and policy you adopt. You can't go back and rewrite or delete completed entries and corrections keep the original history, which is why an auditor can rely on it.
One-Click AI Governance Status Report
One click produces an Auditor report and a Stakeholder report you can hand to a regulator, insurer, client, or partner the same day.
Rules watched for you
1,200+ official sources, including agencies, all 50 states, courts, and licensing boards, turned into plain-English action items.
Built for licensed businesses
Enterprise AI governance platforms were built for much larger organizations with compliance departments. Licensed professionals still have real responsibilities for the AI they use, usually without that department. You shouldn't need an enterprise rollout just to govern the AI tools you already have. Full comparison.
| 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 | |
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| 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.
Get your AI governance in order.
When an AI tool causes a problem, your client blames you. AI Governance Rule Watch™ watches the rules that apply to your business, tells you what to do about them, gives you the policies and keeps a dated record of the work. When a regulator, client, insurer, or licensing board asks, you can answer the same day.
Founding member rate. Cancel anytime. Plus applicable taxes. Renews until canceled. Not legal advice and not a compliance certification.