APIR - The Verification Layer
EU AI Act compliance, Insurance and Ghost Audit
APIR - The Verification Layer launched on May 11, 2026 with 3 votes, #3,449 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Your AI agents are unmonitored, unaudited, and uninsured. The EU AI Act takes effect Aug 2 - fines up to €35M. APIR is the verification layer for the Agent Economy. Purpose-built for AI agent compliance, insurance, and governance. 10 proprietary systems: Trust Genome, Ghost Audit (24/7), Kill Switch (47ms), Insurance Score (FICO for AI), Behavioral Fingerprinting, Agent Credit Bureau, AI-SBOM, A2ATP, AIM, and PRO. 3 sectors. 6 frameworks. 47 jurisdictions. Start free today.
Check before you sign. Bring a business, a property or a project and certified AI agents assemble the Deal File: who really owns it, what is secured against it, what the court and licensing records show, and every question the records cannot answer. Every line cites its register and the date it was read. A person signs the file before it reaches you.
Buying a business? Every claim the seller made goes next to what the public registers say, with the register and the date on every line. Hiring an agent? It arrives with signed papers and a record of what it did. Either way a person signs, and anyone you forward it to can check it without trusting us. Broker documents exist to sell. Industry guides put adviser diligence at $2,000 to $10,000 and two to six weeks, while contract windows often run 5 to 10 business days. So most buyers sign on the seller’s story. The Deal File exists to buy. Days, not weeks. Sourced, not asserted. That is the whole difference. The deal you are buying, the agent you are hiring, the credential you are relying on.…from apir.ai
Pricing, as stated on its site
Free tier, paid plans from $99/mo — APIR offers free checking and verification tools with no account required. Paid services start at $99/month per AI agent (Wage plan), $499/month for up to 10 agents (Crew plan), or fixed fees per act
checked September 2026 · prices change
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