FAIIR is the attorney-led compliance certification for businesses deploying covered ADMT in Colorado. One assessment, one written report, ongoing monitoring — built around the disclosure and human-review duties in Senate Bill 26-189.
Free 30-min scoping call · Fixed-fee engagement · Colorado-licensed attorney
The Stakes
It imposes affirmative duties on the deployers of covered ADMT — not just the developers. If your business uses AI to decide who gets hired, approved, admitted, insured, or served, SB 26-189 reaches you.
Colorado's Attorney General has exclusive authority to enforce SB 26-189 against developers and deployers of covered ADMT. A 60-day cure period applies until 2030 — and disappears after that.
Any business using ADMT to materially influence consequential decisions about education, employment, residential real estate, lending, insurance, healthcare, or government services is a deployer under the statute.
Pre-use notices, 30-day adverse-outcome notices, meaningful human review, developer documentation, and 3-year recordkeeping 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 ADMT inventory, consumer notices, meaningful human-review process, vendor documentation, and recordkeeping — 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 clear and conspicuous public notice that ADMT is used, plus a templated 30-day adverse-outcome notice that meets every statutory content requirement.
Plain-language reviews for every covered ADMT, refreshed when the system materially changes. Covers purpose, data inputs, known limitations, and the basis for the covered-ADMT classification.
Named reviewers with authority and training, a documented workflow, and access to the developer documentation reviewers need to second-guess an adverse outcome instead of rubber-stamping it.
ADMT vendor contracts reviewed against SB 26-189's developer-documentation duties, plus a 3-year recordkeeping framework that survives an AG cure notice.
Pricing
Start with a one-time, fixed-fee attorney audit. Stay certified with an ongoing membership. Three sizes of each — pick what fits the AI you actually run.
Step 1 · One-time assessment
All tiers fixed-fee. Final scope confirmed on a free 30-minute discovery call before any engagement letter is signed.
For SMBs with one or two AI systems making consequential decisions.
Fixed fee for 1–2 in-scope ADMT systems, single business unit. Scoped on a free 30-min discovery call.
For growing teams running multiple AI-driven workflows.
Fixed fee for 3–5 high-risk systems. Includes bias-audit methodology and a board-ready executive summary.
For multi-BU operators and regulated-industry deployers.
Custom scope for 6+ covered ADMT systems, multiple business units, or regulated industries (healthcare, finance, insurance, education, housing, or essential government services).
Step 2 · Ongoing membership
Stay certified. Light-touch monitoring for 1–2 AI systems.
$490/year · save $98 (17% off) vs. monthly
For teams running multiple systems who want faster turnarounds.
$1,490/year · save $298 (17% off) vs. monthly
Unlimited coverage, dedicated attorney, custom SLA. Talk to us.
Annual contract. Pricing scoped to your AI footprint.
Annual re-certification
$1,250/year attorney-led review to keep your FAIIR letter current after Year 1. Lighter touch than the full assessment, focused on what changed. Bundled free into Plus and Enterprise membership.
How it works
30-minute video call to identify the AI systems your business deploys, confirm which qualify as covered ADMT under SB 26-189, 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, ADMT inventories, and any prior consumer-notice language. Short interviews with your team leads covering how AI is used and overseen day-to-day.
Structured gap analysis against every SB 26-189 duty. Prioritized remediation roadmap. Draft pre-use notice, adverse-outcome notice template, and meaningful human-review workflow.
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 SB 26-189. 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 covered ADMT systems, walk through the SB 26-189 duties that apply, and scope a fixed-fee FAIIR assessment for your business.