URL scan
Scope, risk and deadline only; details stay locked.
Merqivio
From 18 February 2027 all batteries covered by the EU Batteries Regulation must carry a QR code. LMT, EV and industrial batteries above 2 kWh also require an electronic battery passport. Digital Product Passports will then expand in phases to other product groups.
Many webshops do not know which products contain batteries, which category actually needs a passport, where source data must come from, or whether QR, identifier, passport link and evidence resolve to the same model. This is a catalogue and data problem, not merely another webpage.
Product data often comes from multiple suppliers and is split across PIM, ERP, documents and webpages. Waiting until 2027 creates a rush to classify products, obtain missing manufacturer data, connect identifiers and test QR routes.
Full DPP platforms do more than a scan, so this is not like-for-like. Public prices range, for example, from about €149/month for a battery-passport platform to about €520/month; enterprise vendors also quote implementation and annual fees in the thousands. Prices can change.
PassportLab public pricing Tappr public pricing dpp.cloud public pricing
Merqivio sells the diagnosis first: URL-first, deterministic rules, a full external catalogue scan and downloadable report. No expensive platform subscription merely to discover the gaps. Creating, hosting or registering a real passport may still require a specialist provider afterwards.
Scope, risk and deadline only; details stay locked.
Full scan up to 5,000 product pages, online report and PDF.
Report plus evidence and remediation route per issue group.
Monthly recheck and relevant scanner updates; per domain.
Prices exclude VAT. Automated risk analysis, not legal advice, certification or a full DPP platform.