# About GovernBench

> Source: https://governbench.com/about

About

AI governance software, read against the EU AI Act, NIST and ISO 42001.

On this page

1. [What GovernBench measures](#what-governbench-measures)
2. [What GovernBench is](#what-governbench-is)
3. [How it is paid for](#how-it-is-paid-for)
4. [Contact](#contact)
5. [Who runs GovernBench](#who-runs-governbench)
6. [Changes to a listing](#changes-to-a-listing)
7. [Where we use AI](#where-we-use-ai)

## What GovernBench measures

GovernBench, at governbench.com, measures which AI governance tools map the EU AI Act, the NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001, and which publish a price.

## What GovernBench is

GovernBench reads AI governance and AI compliance software the way an assay office reads metal: every tool against the same marks. For each one we read the maker’s own site for what it maps of the EU AI Act, the NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001, what it does for an AI programme, and whether it publishes a price. Every reading links to its source and carries its date.

We say what a maker’s site shows. We never say a tool makes anyone compliant, and nothing here is legal advice. Read [how we read](https://governbench.com/methodology).

## How it is paid for

Makers pay once to join the readings, and may pay for a **Featured** place, always labelled. No maker can buy a punch, a rank or a verdict. Each paid place is listed in our [advertising disclosure](https://governbench.com/advertising-disclosure).

## Contact

Write to hello@governbench.com, or use the [contact page](https://governbench.com/contact).

## Who runs GovernBench

GovernBench is written and run by [Team GovernBench](https://governbench.com/authors/research). Every listing, guide and report is published under the site's own name, and the team answers for all of it.

## Changes to a listing

Changes a maker asks for are made only on a paid listing. A listing that has never been paid for shows what our own data says.

Anyone can report a wrong fact with “Report an error” on a listing, at no cost. We fix it once the tool's own website confirms it. Paying buys changes and speed, never accuracy.

## Where we use AI

AI models do the reading and the first drafts. A model reads each tool's own website and drafts its listing. Our articles and guides are drafted by a model from our own data.

Checks decide what goes live. Every fact on a listing must point to its source on the tool's website, and a sentence that website does not support is cut. In an article, every figure must match our data and every quote must appear word for word in its source. A second reading checks a sample of facts against each tool's own pages. An article that fails a check is not published.

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