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Life & fun · July 5, 2026

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A live badge that proves your SaaS runs on EU infrastructure

Automated EU-sovereignty verification. An embeddable, daily re-verified badge that proves your stack is free of US-jurisdiction dependencies.

A live badge that proves your SaaS runs on EU infrastructure launched on July 5, 2026 with 6 votes, #3,356 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

EuroSeal scans your SaaS every day — hosting, CDN, DNS, email, analytics, sub-processors — and verifies your stack is free of US-jurisdiction dependencies. Pass the scan, get the badge. Free for the first 50 companies — early adopters keep the badge free for 12 months. No card, 2-minute setup. European sovereign-cloud spending is growing 83% year-over-year. Procurement teams now ask for proof of EU jurisdiction before signing. Services claiming to be “EU-hosted” while running on US hyperscalers are being publicly called out. A claim without proof is now a liability. Data Act (Sept 2026), AI Act enforcement, Cloud Sovereignty Framework in procurement. Verifiable sovereignty is becoming table…from euroseal.pages.dev

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