From AI draft to human-reviewed, signed, and published. In five steps.
Google is down-ranking your AI articles. Put a human in the loop.
Every article moves through the same named steps: intake, read-through, signed attestation, publish. From 2 August 2026, that signed attestation is also what keeps the EU AI Act "AI-generated" label off your page.
Why not just have your intern read it?
They can. But when a regulator asks, they will want three things your intern cannot provide: a versioned review procedure document, a signed attestation with reviewer credentials and a cryptographic hash, and an evidence trail that proves this review happened before publication under a documented methodology.
An ad-hoc internal process does not survive a regulatory inquiry. A documented procedure with named reviewers and tamper-evident attestation records does. That is what you are paying for.
$5,000 for a full year of articles.
Roughly $400 a month. The regulation's ceiling for non-compliance is 15 million euros or 3% of global revenue.
Built on the EU AI Office's General-Purpose AI Code of Practice. Sygil does not fact-check, edit, verify sources, or exercise editorial judgement. Editorial responsibility remains with the customer. We are not a law firm.