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DSGVO.pro — German Digital-Law Compliance

Connects Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible client directly to German data-protection and digital law — plus a live website compliance scanner. ## Free, no API key - **search-law** — full-text search across **26 German/EU statutes** with ~990 articles and paragraphs. Accepts paragraph numbers (`§356a`, `§312k`, `Art. 42`) or free-text keywords. - **get-article** — the exact German text of any article or paragraph, with metadata. - **list-laws** — every supported statute with its article count. Covered: DSGVO, KI-VO (AI Act), BDSG, TDDDG, DDG, BFSG, UWG, BGB, PAngV, VSBG, UrhG, VerpackDG, ElektroG, JuSchG, GewO, MaBV, GEG, BRAO, FinVermV and more. ## With an API key (free tier: 3 scans/month) - **check-compliance** — Playwright-driven scan of any URL against **33 compliance modules**. - **get-scan-status** / **get-scan-result** — score 0–100, financial risk in EUR, each violation with its legal basis (DSGVO Art. X, TDDDG §Y, BGB §356a) and concrete fix steps. ## Twelve modules no other EU scanner offers today - **§356a BGB Widerrufsbutton** — the e-commerce withdrawal button, in force since 19.06.2026. - **Schrems II hosting-location verification** — geographic provenance of every third-party connection. - **KI-VO Art. 50 AI-transparency** — surfaces undisclosed AI use on the scanned site. - **Triple-Trust evidence chain** — HMAC-signed HAR captures plus an append-only transparency log, so a result stays verifiable years later. Plus 8 industry-specific Pro modules: lawyer, real-estate broker, physician, financial intermediary, gastronomy, cosmetics studio, construction, hotel. ## Why it matters German businesses face real legal exposure — a single Abmahnung (formal warning) commonly costs €500–5000. This server lets an AI assistant answer compliance questions from authoritative statute text instead of guessing, and then actually scan and fix a website in the same workflow. Pricing: Free 3 scans/month · Eins €9 · Pro €19 · Agency €89 — [dsgvo.pro/mcp](https://dsgvo.pro/mcp)

First seen 2 Oct 2026. Evidence as of 5 Oct 2026.