AI made building instant. SafeLaunch makes launching legal.
We check a website, app or codebase against 138 laws and standards in 54 markets, explain every problem in plain words, write the exact fix and sign off the version that ships. In minutes, at a price a two-person startup can pay.
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54
markets covered
138
laws and standards
691
legal requirements mapped
497
cited provisions
62
automated checks
At a glance
The whole story in one screen
Problem
Millions of launches, no legal review
AI builders create hundreds of thousands of products a day. Privacy, cookie, accessibility, AI and consumer laws still apply, and enforcement is rising.
Solution
138 laws, 54 markets, minutes
Scan a site, repo or app; get cited findings, exact code fixes and builder prompts; sign off the version that ships.
Customers
Teams without a legal department
AI-built products, online stores, agencies, SaaS startups, regulated professionals and Indian businesses facing DPDP.
Model
Free, then $49 to $249/mo
Free scans acquire. One-time audits monetise the launch moment. Plans billed every 3 months or yearly capture teams that ship every week.
Market
$12.5B addressable
Adjacent software already sells about $6.8B a year, almost all to large companies.
Outlook
$13M by 2031, base case
A live product on a lean cost base, raising to scale distribution through builders, marketplaces and agencies.
Looking to invest? Looking to be a part of SafeLaunch?
Drop us an email at investors@safelaunch.site. The founder replies personally.
Why now
Building got a hundred times faster. The rules didn't move.
AI builders let one person ship in a weekend what took a team a quarter. The step where someone asked what a form collects, who receives it and whether the site works with a screen reader disappeared. The laws did not, and enforcement is accelerating.
200,000
new projects a day on Lovable alone, one of several AI app builders[1]
45%
of AI coding tasks produced code with a known security flaw in Veracode's tests[2]
95.9%
of the top million home pages fail automated accessibility checks[4]
65.4%
of EU-facing sites keep tracking after a visitor says no to cookies[5]
Enforcement is real
The deadline wall
Jun 2025
European Accessibility Act enforceable for private companies
Jan 2026
Indiana, Kentucky and Rhode Island privacy laws take effect[9]
Aug 2026
EU AI Act transparency duties: chatbots and AI content must be labelled[12]
May 2027
India's DPDP obligations apply to every business, penalties up to ₹250 crore[13]
Dec 2027
EU AI Act high-risk obligations begin after the Omnibus delay
2027 to 2028
Oklahoma, Louisiana, Alabama and Vermont privacy laws begin[9]
Filled dots have passed. Every one of these lands on small teams that have no lawyer and ship every week.
Who we are
Legal judgment, turned into software.
SafeLaunch is built by a lawyer who became a builder. It encodes how a careful privacy and technology lawyer reviews a product, then runs that review in minutes, across every market at once, on the code and the live site rather than on a questionnaire.
The product is live at safelaunch.site with paying plans, a versioned rulebook, real browser testing, GitHub and AI assistant integrations and cryptographically signed sign-offs. It runs on a deliberately lean cost base: nothing runs in the background while no one is using it, so cost grows with customers, not with time.
- Version 1 shipped, November 2026
- Global payments through Paddle as merchant of record
- Sign in with Google, GitHub, Apple or email
- MCP server for Claude, Cursor and VS Code
Founder
Raghav R Handa
Founder, SafeLaunch, a lawyer-turned-builder in New Delhi.
Company: Adnah India Consulting LLP, LLPIN ACF-7528, New Delhi, India.
What we do
Scan. Fix. Prove.
Three steps that replace weeks of back-and-forth with a lawyer, a consultant and a developer.
Scan
Point SafeLaunch at a live site, a GitHub repository or an upload.
- 3 free scans a month, no card
- Real browser: we click Reject and watch what still loads
- Reads the code: data collected, vendors, keys, access rules
Fix
Every finding arrives as a change a builder can make today.
- Before and after code for each problem
- Prompts for Lovable, Cursor, Claude Code, Bolt, v0, Replit, Windsurf
- One-click pull request on GitHub, draft policies included
Prove
A signed record of the exact version that passed.
- Locked to one commit, upload or URL capture
- Ed25519 signature, append-only, public verify page
- Certificate and badge customers and buyers can check
How it works
Evidence first. AI second. Citations always.
Deterministic checks find what can be proven from the code and the browser. AI handles judgment, and every finding must cite the rule behind it. The rulebook is versioned with a dated changelog, so a report always says which law text it used.
01
Collect
Fetch the repository, open the site in a real browser, or unpack the upload on the user's device.
02
Read
Detect the stack, every form field, every third party and where personal data goes.
03
Test
Interact like a visitor: refuse cookies, then record every tracker that still fires.
04
Map
Decide which of 54 markets and 138 laws apply, based on users, data and features.
05
Check
62 deterministic checks first, then AI review of each of 691 requirements.
06
Cite
A citation guard rejects any finding that can't name its law and provision.
07
Fix and sign
Write the code change and builder prompt, then sign off the version when it passes.
Live demo
Not a pitch. A running product.
Below is a replay of real SafeLaunch output on two sample products. Run the scan, then open any finding to see the law it breaks, what to change and the exact code. The same engine runs on safelaunch.site today.
See a real report appear.
Choose Mealwise, a health app built with an AI builder, or a law firm's website, and press Run. Everything you'll see is what SafeLaunch produced for that product: the findings, the laws, the code fixes and the prompt.
Want it on your own product? Run a free scan or open the full sample report.
How many laws we check
138 laws and standards. 54 markets. One scan.
Every US state privacy law, the GDPR and ePrivacy rules, the UK, India's DPDP, Brazil, Canada, Asia-Pacific and the Gulf, plus universal standards such as WCAG 2.2. 691 requirements, 497 of them tied to a specific cited provision.
Markets by region
- US States23 markets
- Asia-Pacific13 markets
- Americas7 markets
- Europe6 markets
- Middle East & Africa5 markets
Drag to spin · every pulse is a market SafeLaunch checks
See every law and requirement · Rulebook v2026.11.9 and changelog
Who it's for
Anyone who ships a product without a legal department.
That is almost everyone: about 36 million small businesses in the US and about 24 million SMEs in the EU, before counting India, and roughly 1.49 billion websites worldwide.
AI-built products
Founders shipping on Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Cursor and Claude Code.
About 200,000 new Lovable projects a day[1], and 170 of 1,645 scanned Lovable apps exposed user data[3]. No legal team, launching this week.
Free scan, then Launch Fix
Online stores
Shopify, WooCommerce and custom storefronts selling across borders.
About 2.9 million live Shopify stores[22], and e-commerce draws most US accessibility lawsuits[8].
Launch Report, then Pro
Agencies and freelancers
Studios that build and maintain sites and apps for clients.
One plan covers ten client products with client-ready reports and public records.
Agency plan
SaaS and startups
Teams selling into the EU and US who need proof for customers and investors.
Sign-offs tied to a commit answer the security and privacy questions in sales reviews.
Pro, with sign-offs
Regulated professionals
Law firms, clinics, therapists and financial advisers with a website.
Bar advertising rules, health data and testimonials rules are checked alongside privacy.
Launch Report, Expert review
Indian businesses
Every company processing personal data in India.
DPDP obligations apply from 13 May 2027 with penalties up to ₹250 crore[13]. India is our home market.
Free scan, then Launch Fix
How we help
The review a lawyer would do, at the price of a tool.
Typical route
SafeLaunch
Time to a first answer
Days to weeks of emails and calls
Minutes, self-serve
Cost
Enterprise compliance platforms: about $20,000 a year at the median[23]
Free scan, $49 or $149 once, or $49 a month
Markets
Usually one jurisdiction per review
54 markets in one report
Output
A memo someone still has to translate into code
Code changes, builder prompts and a pull request
Evidence
Questionnaires and self-assessment
Real browser test plus the actual code
Proof
Nothing a customer can verify
A signed record of the exact version, publicly checkable
What happens after a scan
- 01
Score
A score per market and the top problems, free.
- 02
Fix
Paste prompts, merge the pull request, or ask an AI assistant through MCP.
- 03
Re-check
Each item shows as fixed, still open or new.
- 04
Sign off
A signed record of the version that passed.
- 05
Stay current
Law-change emails and one-click change checks on GitHub.
Business model
Free to start. Paid when it matters. Recurring when you ship often.
The free scan is the acquisition engine: it shows real problems in minutes. People pay at the moment of launch, and teams that ship every week move to a plan billed every 3 months or yearly. Yearly plans charge ten months for twelve.
Free scanacquire
$0
3 a month. Score, top problems and what passes.
Launch Reportone-time
$49
Every finding in every market, step-by-step actions, PDF.
Launch Fixone-time
$149
Adds code fixes, builder prompts, draft policies, a pull request and a sign-off.
Re-checkone-time
$29
Scan the next version and compare.
Expert reviewone-time
$399
A privacy professional confirms the findings and writes a memo.
Prorecurring
$49/mo
4 fix reports and sign-offs a month, GitHub change checks.
Agencyrecurring
$249/mo
25 fix reports a month across 10 client products.
Extra verificationrecurring
$15
Beyond the monthly allowance.
Software margins
Each scan's cost is AI time and a browser session. Free scans use fast, inexpensive models; paid audits use frontier models the customer has paid for.
No idle cost
No background jobs. Cost rises with usage, so a slow start costs very little and growth funds itself.
Global from day one
Paddle acts as merchant of record, handling tax and payments in every market we sell into.
Market size
Budgets already exist. Small teams are unserved.
Buyers already spend about $6.8B a year on privacy, consent and accessibility software, growing 17 to 23% a year. Almost all of it is sold to large companies. SafeLaunch serves the launch moment of small, fast-moving products, across all of those areas at once.
Adjacent markets, 2025
Our market, built bottom-up
Our own estimate from business counts and realistic annual spend, not a reseller report. Tap a ring to see how it's built.
Inputs: about 36 million US small businesses[25], about 24 million EU SMEs[24], India's growing registered base, about 2.9 million live Shopify stores[22] and AI builders creating hundreds of thousands of projects a day[1].
Go-to-market
Distribution that already exists, and partners that multiply it.
People search for these answers the week they launch. SafeLaunch already publishes the pages that rank for them and AI assistants cite, and the free scan turns that traffic into accounts.
27
in-depth guides, live today
6
free checker pages, live today
13
comparison pages, live today
9
languages read in policies, live today
Plus a published llms.txt so AI search engines describe SafeLaunch accurately, sign-in with GitHub, and an MCP server for AI coding assistants.
- Now to 6 months
1. Prove the funnel
- Search and AI-answer traffic from guides, checkers and comparisons
- Builder communities: Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor and Claude Code users
- Sign in with GitHub, so a repository is one click from a scan
- Founder-led content on law changes as deadlines land
- 6 to 18 months
2. Add partners
- A pre-launch check offered inside one or more AI builders
- Shopify App Store, WordPress plugin and GitHub Marketplace listings
- Agency programme: white-label reports across client portfolios
- MCP and API usage by coding agents
- 18 months and beyond
3. Become the standard
- Sign-offs requested by app stores, payment providers and insurers
- Sector packs for health, finance and children's products
- Local launches with regional partners in India, the EU and the Gulf
Five-year projections
From launch to $13M in the base case.
A simple, transparent model: free sign-ups, the share who pay, the share who subscribe and how many subscribers stay. Pick a scenario or move the sliders; every number on this section recalculates.
Funded growth: content, builder communities, agencies and the GitHub and MCP channels.
Revenue by year · Base case
Hover a bar for the split
$13M
Revenue in 2031
11,012
Subscribers by 2031
$27M
Five-year revenue
Tune the model
- Sign-up growth, 2028 to 2031
- 2.2x, 2x, 1.8x, 1.6x
- One-time spend per payer
- $120
- Revenue per subscriber a year
- $900
| Year | Free sign-ups | New paying customers | Subscribers | One-time | Recurring | Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 | 60,000 | 2,400 | 480 | $230K | $432K | $662K |
| 2028 | 132,000 | 5,280 | 1,430 | $507K | $1.3M | $1.8M |
| 2029 | 264,000 | 10,560 | 3,228 | $1M | $2.9M | $3.9M |
| 2030 | 475,200 | 19,008 | 6,319 | $1.8M | $5.7M | $7.5M |
| 2031 | 760,320 | 30,413 | 11,012 | $2.9M | $9.9M | $13M |
Unit economics
Derived from the model inputs above; moves with the sliders
$4,091
Lifetime value of a subscriber
$900 a year for about 4.5 years
$1,364
Affordable cost to win a subscriber
At the 3 to 1 lifetime value to acquisition cost most investors look for
$276
First-year revenue per paying customer
Blended across one-time buyers and subscribers
$11.04
First-year revenue per free sign-up
What each new account is worth, before any later purchase
Benchmarks behind the defaults: freemium products convert a median of about 3 to 5% of free users to paid[26]; Usercentrics was still growing 45% a year at €100M ARR[18]; Vanta reached 16,000+ customers[17]. Projections are illustrative outputs of the model above, not forecasts or guarantees, and assume the round described below is raised.
Looking to invest? We'd love to hear from you.
Drop us an email and the founder will reply personally, with the deck, the round details and live product metrics.
Drop us an emailinvestors@safelaunch.siteHow far it can scale
Every new product is a new customer. Distribution is the multiplier.
The product works on any website, repository or app. Growth depends on reaching builders at the moment they launch, and each of these channels reaches them there.
Inside AI builders
A pre-launch check offered where apps are built, in Lovable, Bolt, Replit and v0, reaching hundreds of thousands of new projects a day.
Marketplaces
Shopify App Store, WordPress plugin and GitHub Marketplace listings put the scan where stores and sites are run.
Agencies and white-label
Agencies resell reports under their own brand across their client base.
API and AI agents
Coding agents call SafeLaunch through MCP and an API before they ship code.
Sector packs
Deeper rules for health, finance, children's apps and professional services, priced as add-ons.
A trust layer
Signed sign-offs accepted by app stores, payment providers, insurers and enterprise buyers as evidence.
Why we win
Broad enough to replace a lawyer's first review. Simple enough to self-serve.
Positioning
Enterprise platforms are deep but priced and sold for compliance teams. Point tools are cheap but fix one issue each. SafeLaunch covers the whole launch review at a self-serve price.
A rulebook, not a prompt
138 laws, 691 requirements and 497 cited provisions, versioned with a dated changelog. Years of legal mapping that compound.
Evidence from the product itself
Real browser tests and the actual code, not questionnaires. Findings a regulator would find.
Fixes in the builder's language
Code changes and prompts tailored to seven AI builders, plus pull requests. Others stop at the diagnosis.
Proof nobody else issues
Ed25519-signed, version-locked records with public verification. A trust asset that grows with every sign-off.
Roadmap
Built. Then distributed. Then the standard.
Nov 2026
Version 1 live
54 markets, 138 laws, sign-offs, GitHub, MCP, global payments.
H1 2027
Distribution
First builder partnership, marketplace listings and the agency programme.
May 2027
India's DPDP deadline
DPDP-ready reports and Indian partners as obligations take effect.
H2 2027
Sector packs and API
Health, finance and children's packs; a public API for platforms and agents.
2028
Trust layer
Sign-offs accepted as evidence by app stores, payment providers, insurers and buyers.
Risks, and how we handle them
The questions we'd ask. Answered.
“It's not legal advice.”
Reports say so plainly, cite the law behind every finding, and an expert review add-on puts a privacy professional on top when needed.
Laws keep changing.
The rulebook is versioned with a dated changelog, and customers are emailed when a change affects a report they paid for.
AI can be wrong.
Deterministic checks run first, AI second, and a citation guard rejects findings that can't name their source. Models are swappable across providers.
Builders could add their own checks.
They focus on security for their own platform. SafeLaunch covers law across every builder and stack, and signs off the result.
Large platforms move down-market.
Their cost to serve is built for enterprise sales. Ours is built for a $49 purchase that completes in minutes.
The round
The product is built. Now we scale it.
We're raising to turn a working product into the default launch check for every small team. Round size, terms and the data room are shared on request.
Use of funds
- Growth and distribution40%
Builder partnerships, marketplaces, content and agency channel
- Product and rulebook30%
More markets, sector packs, API and integrations
- Legal and expert network15%
Rule reviews and the expert review service
- Operations and reserve15%
Infrastructure, support and runway
Milestones in the base case
- 60,000 free sign-ups and about $662K revenue in 2027
- About $1.8M in 2028 with 1,430 subscribers
- First distribution partnership with an AI builder or marketplace
- Sector packs and more markets on the versioned rulebook
Investor FAQ
What investors ask us, answered.
Anything else? Ask the founder directly.
investors@safelaunch.siteLooking to be a part of SafeLaunch? Let's build it together.
Whether you invest, advise, partner or open doors, drop us an email. You'll hear back from the founder with the deck, the data room and live metrics.
Drop us an emailinvestors@safelaunch.siteSources and notes (26)
- [1] TechCrunch, Lovable passes $400M ARR, about 200,000 projects a day (Mar 2026)
- [2] Veracode, 2025 GenAI Code Security Report (45% of tasks produced vulnerable code)
- [3] CVE-2025-48757: 170 of 1,645 scanned Lovable apps exposed data (Superblocks write-up)
- [4] WebAIM Million 2026: 95.9% of top home pages fail WCAG 2 automated checks
- [5] Bouhoula et al., USENIX Security 2024: 65.4% of sites ignore a refusal of consent
- [6] DLA Piper GDPR Fines Survey, Jan 2026: about €1.2B in 2025, €7.1B since 2018
- [7] CNIL: €325M fine for Google and €150M for Shein over cookies (Sep 2025)
- [8] UsableNet 2025 year-end report: 5,000+ digital accessibility lawsuits in the US
- [9] MultiState: twenty US states with comprehensive privacy laws (2026)
- [10] White & Case: California regulator's record $1.35M fine against Tractor Supply (Sep 2025)
- [11] WilmerHale: California AG's $1.55M CCPA settlement with Healthline (Jul 2025)
- [12] Goodwin: EU AI Act transparency duties (Article 50) in force from 2 Aug 2026
- [13] PIB: India's DPDP Rules 2025, obligations from 13 May 2027, penalties up to ₹250 crore
- [14] Research and Markets: privacy management software, $5.07B in 2025, 23% CAGR
- [15] Expert Market Research: consent management, about $875M in 2025, 17% CAGR
- [16] Fortune Business Insights: digital accessibility software, $0.85B in 2025
- [17] Fortune: Vanta passes $300M ARR with 16,000+ customers (Apr 2026)
- [18] Usercentrics passes €100M ARR, growing 45% a year (Oct 2025)
- [19] Sacra: Drata at about $100M ARR (early 2025)
- [20] Contrary Research: OneTrust, about $500M in annual revenue (estimate)
- [21] Netcraft Web Server Survey, July 2026: about 1.49 billion sites
- [22] Shopify store counts 2026 (StoreLeads: about 2.9 million live stores)
- [23] Vendr: median Vanta contract about $20,000 a year
- [24] Statista: number of SMEs in the European Union (2025)
- [25] US SBA Office of Advocacy: about 36 million small businesses (2025)
- [26] SaaS benchmarks 2026: freemium to paid conversion, median about 3 to 5%
Market figures are third-party estimates and vary by how each firm defines its market; we quote mid-range figures and link the source for each. Product figures (laws, markets, requirements, provisions, checks and prices) are read live from SafeLaunch's own rulebook and price list. Projections are illustrative and depend on the assumptions shown. SafeLaunch is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This page is for information and is not an offer of securities.