Now accepting founding cohort applications

Be one of the first certified organizations.

Ethicality is preparing its first certification cohort ahead of public launch. Founding cohort members are assessed first and help shape how the process works.

What founding cohort members get

01

Early access to certification

Founding cohort applications are assessed first, ahead of public launch.

02

Direct onboarding

You work with our certification team through scoping and evidence, rather than a queue.

03

Founding cohort recognition

Your registry entry records that you were certified in the founding cohort.

04

A say in the process

Your feedback on the assessment shapes how the process works at launch.

How it works

  1. 01

    Assess your readiness

    Take the free assessment to see where your practices already stand and where gaps may remain.

  2. 02

    Apply and agree scope

    Submit a short application with the documents you already have. You give us a card at submission; nothing is charged unless you certify.

  3. 03

    Independent assessment

    Your evidence is reviewed requirement by requirement against the fifteen EAUS 2.0 requirements, and every finding is then verified against your documents, and signed, by a named certification officer who prepares private findings.

  4. 04

    Certification and public verification

    Once the standard is met, your badge and certificate are issued and your entry appears in the public registry.

Founding cohort pricing

Published pricing applies, set by the size of your organization and fixed by your size band at submission. Assessment is included at no charge; the annual certification fee is charged only if you pass.

1-10 people

$300 USD

a year

11-50 people

$700 USD

a year

51-200 people

$1,500 USD

a year

201-500 people

$3,000 USD

a year

501+ people

Quoted

a year

See full pricing and terms →

Applications are open now.

Ethicality is a private certification program. An Ethicality Badge reflects an independent assessment of the AI-use practices an organization disclosed to us, against the published EAUS standard, as at the assessment date. It does not certify compliance with any law.