The GDPR compliance platform built for startups handling EU data

If you process data from EU users, GDPR applies. ComplyJet gives startups the controls, policies, and documentation to achieve GDPR compliance — without the legal overhead or the guesswork of doing it alone.

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Trusted by hundreds of startups

Built for EU data compliance

Everything your startup needs to achieve GDPR

You don't need a DPO on staff. ComplyJet maps GDPR requirements to your stack, builds your documentation, and keeps your data processing practices compliant as you scale.

Automated compliance

A platform that automates your GDPR controls

ComplyJet connects to your cloud infrastructure, identity tools, and data processing systems — and monitors the technical and organisational measures required by GDPR Article 32. Encryption, access controls, data minimisation, and audit logging tracked continuously.

350+ integrations - connects to AWS, GCP, GitHub, Okta, Google Workspace, and every tool in your stack
Continuous monitoring - controls checked around the clock, issues flagged before they become audit findings
Always-current evidence - every check timestamped and stored, so your audit trail builds itself
World-class guidance

A team that owns the compliance process with you

GDPR compliance requires privacy notices, data subject request processes, a Record of Processing Activities (ROPA), and a data breach response plan. ComplyJet's team walks through every requirement, builds your documentation, and keeps you ready for regulatory scrutiny.

Guided onboarding - your program is configured to your specific tech stack on day one
Proactive gap reviews - we flag what needs fixing before your auditor does
End-to-end ownership - from initial scoping to the day your report is signed, ComplyJet drives the process
Streamlined audits

Evidence that is always current when regulators ask

GDPR is ongoing compliance — not a one-time project. ComplyJet monitors your controls and data processing practices continuously so your ROPA, privacy assessments, and incident records are always current. When a DPA or enterprise customer asks for your GDPR posture, you are ready.

Dedicated audit workspace - a clean, pre-populated environment your auditor accesses directly
Vetted auditor network - access to trusted, independent GDPR auditors if you don't already have one
Faster turnaround - teams using ComplyJet consistently report shorter audit cycles and fewer auditor queries
Complete coverage

Everything you need to achieve GDPR compliance

Every capability a first-time GDPR requires, built into the platform from day one.

Pre-built GDPR policy templates
Privacy notices, data processing agreements, cookie policies, and breach response plans — auditor-approved and ready on day one.
Record of Processing Activities (ROPA)
Your ROPA built and maintained automatically — a required GDPR Article 30 deliverable for any organisation processing personal data.
Technical & organisational measures
Encryption, access controls, pseudonymisation, and integrity monitoring tracked continuously across your stack.
Data subject request management
Structured workflows for handling SARs, deletion requests, and rectification requests — required under GDPR Articles 15-22.
Data Processing Agreement tracking
Track your DPAs with processors and sub-processors — a critical GDPR compliance requirement ComplyJet keeps organised.
Data Protection Impact Assessments
DPIA templates and workflows built in — required for high-risk processing activities under GDPR Article 35.
Breach notification readiness
Incident response and breach notification procedures built in — 72-hour DPA notification requirement covered.
Vendor risk management
Track your third-party processors, their data handling practices, and contractual obligations in one place.
Transparent & predictable pricing

One price. No surprises as your team grows.

ComplyJet is built for startups — and priced to match. As you grow from a 5-person founding team to a 30 or 40-person company, your price stays exactly the same. One flat fee per company, not per seat, for the full startup journey up to 50 employees.

For startups up to 50 employees — no per-seat pricing, no surprises as you grow.

Single framework
$5,000/year
GDPR — full platform access, guided onboarding, audit support, and Trust Center.
Two frameworks
$8,000/year
e.g. GDPR + SOC 2 — same price regardless of how many people are on your team.
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We'll walk through your specific stack, scope the program, and give you a clear timeline and cost. No commitment required.
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Beyond GDPR

GDPR is the foundation. Add more without starting over.

Once your GDPR controls are in place, most of the work for other frameworks is already done. ComplyJet maps your existing evidence to new frameworks, shows exactly what's missing, and closes the gaps - in weeks, not quarters.

ISO 27001
ISO 27001's information security controls provide the technical foundation for GDPR Article 32 security measures.
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SOC 2
SOC 2 privacy and security controls map significantly to GDPR requirements — build both without starting over.
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HIPAA
If you handle health data from EU users, GDPR and HIPAA apply in parallel. ComplyJet covers both.
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FAQ

Common questions about GDPR

Does GDPR apply to my startup?

GDPR applies to any organisation that processes personal data of EU/EEA residents — regardless of where your company is based. If you have users in the EU, process EU customer data, or offer services to EU residents, GDPR applies to you. This includes US-based startups with any EU user base.

What is the difference between a data controller and a data processor?

A data controller determines the purposes and means of processing personal data. A data processor processes data on behalf of a controller. Most SaaS startups are controllers (for their own user data) and processors (when handling customer data). The distinction matters for obligations under GDPR — ComplyJet helps you understand and document both roles.

How much does GDPR compliance cost with ComplyJet?

ComplyJet's platform is $5,000/year for GDPR — one flat price for startups up to 50 employees — as you grow from a founding team to 30 or 40 people, your cost stays the same. Many customers add GDPR to an existing SOC 2 or ISO 27001 program for $3,000/year incremental, since controls overlap significantly.

Do we need to appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO)?

A DPO is required if you process personal data at large scale, process special category data, or are a public authority. Most early-stage startups are not required to appoint a formal DPO, but should designate someone responsible for data protection. ComplyJet helps you determine your DPO obligations and build the internal accountability structures GDPR requires.

What is a DPIA and when do we need one?

A Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) is required before processing that is likely to result in high risk to individuals — such as large-scale profiling, systematic monitoring, or processing sensitive data. ComplyJet includes DPIA templates and a workflow to help you identify when one is required and complete it correctly.

What happens after we achieve GDPR compliance?

GDPR compliance is ongoing — regulations evolve, your data processing changes, and new requirements emerge. ComplyJet monitors your controls continuously, updates your ROPA as your stack changes, and keeps you ready for regulatory scrutiny without annual scramble.

See how ComplyJet gets startups to GDPR compliance
30 minutes. We'll scope your GDPR program, walk through the required controls, and give you a clear timeline and cost — no commitment required.
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