FAIIR is the attorney-led compliance certification for businesses deploying high-risk AI in Colorado. One assessment, one written report, ongoing monitoring — built around the statutory duties in Senate Bill 24-205.
Free 30-min scoping call · Fixed-fee engagement · Colorado-licensed attorney
The Stakes
It imposes affirmative duties on the deployers of high-risk AI — not just the developers. If your business uses AI to decide who gets hired, approved, admitted, insured, or served, SB24-205 reaches you.
Colorado's Attorney General has exclusive authority to enforce SB24-205 against deployers of high-risk AI systems. Violations can carry civil penalties of up to $20,000 per violation.
Any business using AI to make — or substantially assist in making — consequential decisions about hiring, lending, insurance, housing, education, or healthcare is a deployer under the statute.
Risk management programs, impact assessments, consumer disclosures, bias audits, and incident response plans are all required. Most Colorado businesses do not yet have any of these in writing.
A FAIIR-certified business has completed a structured audit of its AI governance, impact assessments, human-review processes, vendor contracts, and incident response plans — and maintains those standards through ongoing monitoring. Certification is delivered by a Colorado-licensed attorney, so the work product is legal analysis, not a generic audit checklist.
What the Assessment Covers
A documented, iterative process for identifying and mitigating risks of algorithmic discrimination in every high-risk AI system your business deploys.
Written impact assessments for every high-risk AI system, refreshed whenever the system materially changes. Covers purpose, data inputs, known limitations, and mitigations.
Consumer-facing disclosures about AI use, a documented right of appeal to a human reviewer, and clear escalation paths when an AI-driven decision is challenged.
AI vendor contracts reviewed against SB24-205's developer-disclosure duties, plus a written incident response plan for algorithmic discrimination events.
Pricing
Start with the attorney-led readiness assessment. Stay compliant with an ongoing membership. Both priced to be accessible to small and mid-sized businesses.
One-time, fixed-fee, attorney-led audit against every duty SB24-205 imposes on deployers.
Final fee quoted after a free 30-minute scoping call. Scales with the number of high-risk AI systems and the depth of remediation required. Typical range: $2,500–$5,000.
Ongoing monitoring and attorney access to keep your FAIIR certification current between full assessments.
$490/year · save $98 (17% off) vs. monthly
How it works
30-minute video call to identify the AI systems your business deploys, confirm which fall under SB24-205's high-risk definition, and scope the assessment. No obligation.
You receive a written engagement letter with a fixed fee within one business day. Payment via Stripe, LawPay, or wire. Work begins once the engagement is signed.
Share existing vendor contracts, privacy policies, AI inventories, and incident logs. Short interviews with your team leads covering how AI is used and overseen day-to-day.
Structured gap analysis against every SB24-205 duty. Prioritized remediation roadmap. Draft governance policy, consumer disclosure language, and incident response plan.
Written FAIIR certification letter and final report. Optional ongoing membership keeps policies current, tracks regulatory changes, and provides on-call attorney access.
Not sure if you’re ready?
Ten questions mapped to Colorado SB24-205. Get a personalized score and gap analysis before deciding whether a full assessment is the right fit.
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Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We’ll identify your high-risk systems, walk through the SB24-205 duties that apply, and scope a fixed-fee FAIIR assessment for your business.