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EU hosting by default when GDPR applies
Data residency is a deployment fact written into the scope, not a policy PDF.
For teams in Europe
European companies work with ResoluteX for production AI, custom software, and accessibility engineering — with EU hosting where GDPR requires it, a fixed price before work starts, and a handover that leaves the system fully in your hands.
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Data residency is a deployment fact written into the scope, not a policy PDF.
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Clearpath runs WCAG 2.2 AA checks in CI and keeps a dated evidence trail — useful under the European Accessibility Act.
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No paid discovery: a focused scope is usually shaped within one business day.
India is 3.5–4.5 hours ahead of Central European Time, depending on daylight saving, so most of the European working day overlaps with ours.
GDPR governs personal data across the EU, and the European Accessibility Act brings accessibility duties to many digital products and services. We host where your regulator requires — the EU for GDPR — and Clearpath tests every deploy against WCAG 2.2 AA.
General information, not legal advice. Your obligations depend on your sector and where you operate.
Yes, where the engagement requires it. Hosting region, retention and processing terms are agreed for each deployment, and customer-hosted builds run in your own EU infrastructure.
We test and fix against WCAG 2.2 AA and keep evidence of every scan. Your legal obligations depend on your products and markets, so this is engineering support, not legal advice.
In USD, fixed and agreed in writing before work starts. A Build Sprint begins with a discounted $990 Pilot Week, then a flat $1,500 per sprint week. Practice sprints, product plans and managed QA prices are published on the pricing page.
For a Build Sprint, the repository, deployment assets, and work-product IP described in the signed scope are handed over to you, with code in your GitHub organisation from the first week.
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