Connect what you already run
Read-only connections to your cloud, identity provider, laptops, code and HR system. Fifteen minutes, mostly spent finding who has the admin password.
Built and hosted in the EU
Trusterio reads the systems you already run, on the schedule you set, so your evidence collects itself. Your controls get tested against what your cloud actually reports — and your customers stop emailing you spreadsheets.
The whole product for €500 a month, billed yearly, excluding VAT. We set your account up with you, personally.
Reads thirteen systems you already pay for, and never writes to them. Jira and Slack are the two it writes to: an issue for each fix, a notice in a channel.
And your own AI app, over MCP. See how it connects
How it works
Most compliance tools ask you to describe your security in a form. This one goes and looks at it, and keeps looking.
Read-only connections to your cloud, identity provider, laptops, code and HR system. Fifteen minutes, mostly spent finding who has the admin password.
Every control with a check is tested each time those systems are read — hourly, daily or weekly, as you choose, not once an audit. A control nobody has checked recently says so, right beside its own status.
What is left is a short list you put names and dates on. A risk you reduced on paper stays at its full score until something actually backs it up.
Publish a Trust Center. Approve document requests in one click, watermark the PDFs you send, and see who downloaded what — without a questionnaire round trip.
Connect your AI
MCP is the open standard that AI apps such as Claude use to connect to other tools. Trusterio has one: connect Claude, or another AI app that supports MCP with OAuth sign-in, to one of your businesses, and it works there with your rights and no more.
Every change it makes is in the audit log under your name, with the app it came through.
https:/ / trusterio. app/ mcpSome apps offer this only on certain plans, or with a developer setting switched on.
Why anyone believes it
Anybody can generate a policy. What a security reviewer actually wants to know is whether you would notice if it were wrong. Four things Trusterio will not let you do:
Publish a data residency statement while a connected AWS account has resources in us-east-1, and the publish is refused — not warned about.
Untested is unknown. It lowers your score and says why, rather than quietly rounding up to something nicer.
Trusterio AI Assist drafts only from your own records. A questionnaire answer its sources do not support is thrown away before anybody sees it; a drafted policy comes with a list of the promises no control backs. Nothing is used until a person approves it.
The connections to your accounts are read-only, so pressing “revoke” has revoked nothing. The task stays open until a later reading reports the account gone.
Trust Center
Give customers, their auditors and their procurement teams one place to check your security — and to ask for the documents that are not public. Most of them never email you at all.
Coverage
One set of controls, mapped across every framework you need. The second certification is not a second year of work — it is mostly the same evidence, already collected.
And the rest of it
The parts of compliance that usually live in three different spreadsheets, in the same place as the evidence that backs them.
Reduce a risk on paper and it stays at its inherent score until a completed treatment or a passing, recently tested control backs it up.
The GDPR record of processing, checked against what your Trust Center claims you hold.
Read from your HR system, checked against every account your connected systems report, and not closed until a later reading agrees.
Pricing
The whole product for one business, and a price for every business after it. Everything is included from day one — there is no tier where the useful feature lives.
€500a month for one business, billed yearly, excluding VAT
Running more than one company? Each business you add is €250 a month, and you see what it costs before you add it.
Included, always
Trusterio is a compliance platform for European companies. It connects to the systems you already run, collects evidence from them continuously, tracks your controls against ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2, GDPR, NIS2, DORA and the EU AI Act, and publishes a Trust Center where your customers can review your security and request your documents.
A Trust Center is a public page where a company publishes its security, privacy and compliance information — certifications, policies, subprocessors, and the documents a prospective customer asks for during a security review. It replaces the spreadsheet-and-email cycle that a procurement review usually becomes.
In the European Union: Trusterio runs on EU infrastructure, and its subprocessor list names each company and country. For your own Trust Center, a data residency statement that your connected systems contradict cannot be published — the check runs in the database, not in a form.
ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2, GDPR, NIS2, DORA and the EU AI Act. Controls map to requirements across frameworks, so evidence collected once counts everywhere it applies.
Through read-only connections to the systems you already use — AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Entra ID, Google Workspace, GitHub, Okta, Intune, Jamf, Kandji, and Personio, HiBob or BambooHR. Trusterio reads them and never changes anything in them. Jira and Slack are different: they carry work out rather than evidence in, so Trusterio creates an issue in Jira for each fix you send there, and posts the notices you choose to Slack.
No. Trusterio AI Assist drafts from your own records — policies, questionnaire answers, and your privacy policy and DPA among them — and every questionnaire answer is checked against its sources before anybody sees it; a drafted policy lists the promises no control backs. To write a draft, the text it needs is sent to a model hosted in the EU; for a privacy policy or DPA that includes the contact details the document must name. The AI Assist page in your business says exactly what each draft sends and where it goes. We do not train models on your data.
Yes. A member can connect an AI app such as Claude to one business over MCP, after approving it, and the app gets no more rights than that member has. It can read controls, risks, findings, policies and questionnaires; it can draft questionnaire answers, add evidence, add and update risks, and move a finding to open, in remediation or resolved. A drafted answer stays a draft until a person approves it. It cannot delete anything or touch members, billing or security settings, and every change it makes is recorded in the audit log under the member’s name, with the app it came through.
One package at one price, covering one business. Every additional business you add — a subsidiary, a second brand, a separate legal entity — is charged separately, and the price is shown before you add it.
€500 a month for one business, billed yearly, excluding VAT. Tell us about your company, and we set your account up with you, personally. Your data is stored in the EU.