From the archive
Evidence extract
Everything already recorded on one domain, every day and both witnesses, as one document you can file.
450 €per domain, everything recorded on it
Services & fees
What this archive issues, and what it costs
Today
Point-in-time record
The addresses you name, fetched today by both witnesses and sealed with this day, before the page can change.
9 €per address
From today on
Daily observation
One domain or a list of them, retrieved in full and sealed every day for as long as the subscription runs.
150 €per domain and year · or 15 € monthly
For individuals
AI training: yes or no
Record for your website and your social media accounts whether AI may be trained on them, dated and sealed, so that the AI industry takes it into account.
Freeno account, deleted with one click
If you have not seen this archive before: since 22 July 2026, two independently operated machines have recorded, every day, what around 128,000 EU domains serve to machines and to visitors, sealed each day so nobody can alter it afterwards. What you buy here is not the archive itself. The record and the way to check it are free. What you buy is either a record that runs from today on, a record of one day made today, or a document drawn from what is already recorded, in a form you can file.
This archive records; it does not rate, rank or advise. Every fee is fixed, published here, and the same for whoever asks.
The observation is the premium. The extract is the claim.
You pay regularly so that the evidence exists. You pay once, if you ever need to hold it in your hand. Most of the domains recorded here will never be the subject of an extract, and that is not a flaw in the model. It is the model.
Counsel come here with one of two questions: what did it say when it mattered, or how do I make sure I can prove it later. There are four things to buy, and each answers one of them.
From today on: every day recorded
Around 128,000 EU domains are already recorded by reach alone: their machine-readable files and the head of their front page daily, the full front page weekly. Observation moves a domain into the curated core, where both witnesses fetch its front page and its files in full, every day. You pay for the measurement, not for a document: the data you would hold in your hand is an evidence extract, charged separately when you need it. If a subscription ends, nothing already recorded is withdrawn.
Daily observation
You name one domain or a list of them, your own or another's. Within five working days of payment each is admitted to the core, on both witnesses, with a dated entry in the public record. From then on it is retrieved in full and sealed every day, for as long as the subscription runs.
ExampleThe reservation that was there all along
A publisher puts an AI reservation into its robots.txt today. From tomorrow on, every day is on record, sealed the same night by two machines at two providers and time-stamped under eIDAS.
If an AI provider claims two years later that the reservation was not in place when its crawler came, the record for every single day is there, made before anybody knew it would matter, and not kept on the publisher's own server, where the publisher itself could have changed it.
Publishers · rights holders · anyone whose reservation would have to be proved for a past day
Subpages add-on
Added to the daily observation of a domain: up to ten subpages you name, not only its front page. The terms, the price list, the imprint, a disclosure three clicks deep, each retrieved and sealed daily in the same way.
ExampleWhich version of the terms applied in March
In a dispute between competitors someone has to show which terms a shop displayed on 3 March. The page has been edited four times since, and the shop system keeps no versions.
With the terms page under daily observation, the version served on that day is a dated record with a seal, and so is every day around it. This archive says what was served and when. Which version governs is for the court, not for us.
Online sellers · platforms · company counsel
Today: secured before it changes
For the page that shows something now and may not show it tomorrow. You name the addresses; we do not ask about the matter.
Point-in-time record
You name one or more public addresses. Both witnesses fetch them the same day, independently of each other, and the capture is sealed with that day. For each address and each witness you receive the image of the page as a browser shows it, the source code, every response header, the TLS chain and the time of retrieval, with instructions to check it. Delivered as soon as both witnesses have made the capture, each under its own qualified eIDAS time stamp; once the day is sealed, the day’s proof follows as a supplement.
ExampleSecured before the letter goes out
A client calls their lawyer: a page published today makes a claim about the client that is not true. The moment a letter arrives, the page will be corrected, which is the sensible thing for its owner to do and leaves the claim unprovable.
A point-in-time record puts the page as it stands this morning into today's seal, fetched by two machines at two providers, before anyone is contacted.
Counsel in unfair competition matters · trade associations · in-house legal
From the archive: what it said on the day
A document is the only thing here that is charged when it is needed. The fee is the same for everyone and depends neither on who asks nor on how a matter ends.
Evidence extract
Everything this archive holds on one domain, as a document you can file: every recorded day, every kind of file, both witnesses, with the chain to each day's seal and the instructions to check it, without taking our word for anything.
ExampleWhat the file said on 5 August
The other side does not dispute that your reservation is in place now. They dispute that it was in place on 5 August, when the crawl they rely on took place.
The extract holds every day recorded for the domain: the bytes, the leaves they hash to, the path to each day's root and the qualified time stamp over it. Any expert can recompute every step with ordinary tools and without us. Its first page states which ring the domain was in, whether a byte cap applied and how often the front page was fetched, so nothing rests on an assumption the reader was left to make.
Litigators · appointed experts · anyone filing evidence about a past day
For proceedings. When the other side attacks the method instead of the content, or a court or an appointed expert has a question about how this works: a technical procedure statement and written technical answers, both listed in the fee table below and described on the page for counsel. See a real sample of both.
Free of charge, always:
- The coverage check and the machine access to it: no account, no key, no fee.
- The public root log and the documented method to verify it.
- The list AI training: yes or no: recording, changing and deleting your choice for your website and your social media accounts.
- Requesting removal of personal data. A request under Article 17 GDPR is free, requires no reason, and is answered regardless of anything on this page. See the privacy notice and crawler & contact.
Fees
This table is the only place a price is defined; every amount named anywhere else on this site is taken from here.
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| From today on, as a subscription | |
| Daily observation One domain, admitted to the core within five working days of the first payment and retrieved in full and sealed daily by both witnesses for as long as the subscription runs. Monthly or yearly in advance. A domain already in the core is not charged. |
150 € per year, or 15 € monthly |
| From the 21st domain in the same subscription, each further domain. The same tier for everyone: 20 domains cost 3,000 € a year, 100 domains 7,000 €. | 50 € per year, or 5 € monthly |
| Subpages add-on Up to ten subpages you name on a domain under daily observation, retrieved and sealed daily. Only together with the daily observation of that domain. |
150 € per year, or 15 € monthly |
| Today | |
| Point-in-time record One public address, fetched the same day by both witnesses and sealed with that day: image of the page, source code, response headers, TLS chain, time of retrieval. Delivered as soon as both witnesses have captured it. |
9 € |
| Each further address on the same domain in the same order. | 9 € |
| From the archive | |
| Evidence extract Everything recorded on one domain: every day, every kind of file, both witnesses, with the seals and the instructions to check them. PDF and ZIP. |
450 € |
| For proceedings | |
| Technical procedure statement A written document describing how a particular observation was made, the chain from the record to the published seal, the anchors, and how each step can be recomputed. Intended to be filed alongside the extract. |
600 € |
| Written technical answers to questions from you, a court, or an appointed expert. The first round is included with any extract; each further round is charged. | 300 € per round |
Net amounts in euro, plus VAT where applicable. Invoiced by Martin Schenk S.L., Madrid. An extract is normally delivered within five working days of a complete request; if a court deadline is running, say so when you order and we handle it within 48–72 hours instead, ahead of the normal queue.
Neutrality. This archive records; it does not rate, rank or advise. Three conditions hold for everything on this page: it is visible to everyone in the same way; the fee is published and depends neither on who asks nor on how a matter ends; and whoever pays receives nothing a third party would not also receive, which means no notification, no mention as the subscriber, no priority, and no content without an extract that anyone else could order too.
Daily observation, in the terms that bind it
The coverage check answers whether a domain is observed, and how. If it is not observed daily and in full, and you need it to be, you can subscribe it: from the day of admission on, each day is recorded. See daily observation for what this means in practice; the paragraph below is the binding wording.
Daily observation. Anyone may subscribe one or more domains, their own or another's, to daily observation in the core of this archive, for the published fee per domain, paid monthly or yearly in advance. What is promised is the observation: admission within five working days of the first payment, on both witnesses, with a dated entry in the public record of this archive, and from then on daily retrieval and sealing like every other domain in the core, for as long as the subscription runs. A failed retrieval is recorded as such, neither repeated nor concealed. What is paid for is the measurement, not a document; the recorded data are issued only as an evidence extract, at the published fee. The subscription renews for the same period unless it is ended, and ending it takes effect at the end of the period already paid. Everything recorded until then remains in this archive and in the sealed days for good; nothing is withdrawn. The domain then returns to the broad set of this archive, where its machine-readable files are retrieved daily and its front page weekly. The subscriber receives nothing a third party would not also receive: no content, no notifications, no priority, no mention, and extracts at the same published fees as anyone else. A domain already observed in the core is not charged. Where a subscription covers more than twenty domains, the observed domains are published as part of the record of this archive, without naming who subscribed. An exclusion under the privacy notice takes precedence; where it ends an observation, the fee for the unused part of the period paid is refunded.
The last paragraph above, beginning "Daily observation", is reproduced word for word from section 5 of the terms, where it is binding; the same check that guards the four conditions refuses to publish this site if the two ever diverge.
What this promise depends on: this archive keeps what it records backed up independently across more than one storage provider, so a single technical failure does not put a sealed day at risk. What does depend on this archive continuing to operate is future observation, true for every domain here, whether it entered under the published criteria or by subscription.
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