GDPR-Compliant AI Video & Image Generation for the EU
97AI.PRO gives EU teams compliant access to Sora, Veo 3.1, Runway, Kling, Midjourney and Claude through one API — with EU-based data processing, a DPA on request, and data export/deletion rights. Pay by credit card or USDC.
What EU customers get
- Lawful, minimal processing — we store the minimum needed to run your account and bill you.
- DPA available — countersigned Data Processing Agreement for teams that need one.
- Data subject rights — request access, export, or deletion of your data at any time.
- No training on your prompts — inputs go to the model provider to fulfil your request only.
- Model provenance — clear records of which model produced which output, for your AI Act documentation.
One API, every major model
Instead of signing separate DPAs with OpenAI, Google, Runway and others, route everything through 97AI.PRO — typically 30–84% below official rates. See the full price list.
- Claude Opus 4.8 — chat / code
- Kling — text→video
- Seedance 2 Mini — image→video
- All 150+ models & prices
Frequently asked
Is 97AI.PRO GDPR-compliant?+
Yes. We process personal data on a lawful basis, minimise what we store, and offer a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) for business customers. You can request data export or deletion at any time.
Can I sign a Data Processing Agreement (DPA)?+
Yes — a DPA is available on request for teams and businesses that need one for their own compliance. Contact us and we'll countersign.
Where is my data processed?+
Account and billing data is handled with EU-based processing. Prompts are sent to the underlying model providers only to fulfil your generation request and are not sold or used to train our own models.
Does this cover the EU AI Act?+
97AI.PRO is an access layer to third-party models. We provide the transparency and documentation EU customers need for their own AI Act obligations, including model provenance and usage records.
How do I pay from the EU?+
Credit card and USDC crypto are both supported. No Chinese payment rail is required for European users.