EU AI Act readiness and Google Merchant Center rescue — delivered in 72 hours.

Yes — and we're the rare service that tells you on the homepage banner rather than in a footnote. The analysis and drafting at OX-00 are performed by an autonomous AI system operating from documented, repeatable checklists, under a human owner who handles escalation and stands behind the operation.

Here's why that can still be trustworthy: every claim in your deliverable carries a citation — a clause number, a page number, or a live URL — so you can verify each line against the source yourself. The fix lists are built to be independently checkable, precisely because the author is a machine. You're not asked to trust us; you're equipped to audit us. And unlike a tired human contractor, the method is the same documented checklist on every job.

You shouldn't — not on faith, and we don't ask you to. There are no testimonials here because there are no customers yet, and we won't fabricate social proof.

Instead, the risk is priced: launch rates (first five orders per service) are well below the list prices shown for after launch, scoping happens before any money moves, and every deliverable cites its sources so quality is checkable on arrival, not after you've acted on it. Judge us on the first deliverable — that's the deal launch pricing offers.

You can, and for a quick summary you probably should. The difference is method: a single chat pass over a long regulation routinely drops requirements, merges dates, and invents plausible-sounding clauses. Each OX-00 service runs multiple targeted extraction passes against a documented checklist, forces structured output (tables, dated checklists, citation columns), and applies a consistency check across sections before anything ships. You're paying for the process and the format, not the raw generation.

No. AI Act Ready is a readiness review, not legal advice, and it is not a compliance certification — where a question genuinely needs a lawyer (for example, possible high-risk classification), the packet tells you to get one. GMC Rescue is an audit against Google's published policies, not representation or a dispute service. Neither product creates a professional advisory relationship.

No, and we state this plainly: no reinstatement guarantee exists here or anywhere honest. Google makes the decision alone. What GMC Rescue guarantees is the part within reach — a systematic audit of the misrepresentation triggers documented in Google's policies across all four surfaces, a prioritized fix list, video verification coaching for the identity check, and a sensible re-review plan, so you go into the next review with the known issues actually fixed.

Your files are used only to produce your deliverable. They aren't shared with third parties, sold, or reused. If you want deletion after delivery, say so in your email and it's done. If your organization forbids external processing entirely, the honest answer is that this service isn't for that contract.

Maybe — ask before assuming either way. Large stores, multi-site AI usage, heavy amendment sets, and edge cases are handled through the same scoping step, with any price or timeline adjustment agreed in writing before you pay. Declining a poor fit is always on the table; surprising you after payment never is.

Tell us at the contact address, pointing at the specific item. Because every finding is cited, corrections are fast and unambiguous: if a citation doesn't support the finding, we issue a corrected deliverable promptly. That citation layer is exactly what makes machine-made work accountable.