Agencies serving EU clients
When you run QA for EU clients, their compliance obligations become yours. EU-hosted tooling keeps the data-processing chain clean — something a DPO can actually sign off on.
GDPR Compliant · EU Hosted
GDPR-compliant website testing, built in Europe
Most AI testing tools route your site content, screenshots, and user-journey data through US-based clouds and third-party AI providers. For European teams, that's a compliance problem before it's a quality one.
Mira is built the other way around: GDPR-compliant website testing, hosted in Europe, processed by EU providers under data-processing agreements.
What GDPR-compliant website testing actually requires
A testing tool touches real pages, forms, and sometimes personal data. To stay compliant, it should:
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Host and process data within the EU
No routing through US or third-country servers where GDPR protections don't apply.
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Avoid training models on your data
Your site content, screenshots, and test data must never feed model training pipelines.
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Avoid sharing data with third-party AI
Data must not pass to external AI providers outside your control or data-processing agreement.
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Offer clear data-processing terms
Transparent DPA and processing documentation that holds up to DPO scrutiny and procurement review.
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Minimise personal data collected
Collect and process only what's strictly necessary for testing. No excess data retention.
How Mira meets European requirements
Mira wasn't made GDPR-compliant after the fact. Compliance shaped the architecture from the start. No retrofitted consent banners, no data-routing workarounds. The infrastructure runs in Europe because that's where it was designed to run.
Hosted in Europe
Your data is processed on EU infrastructure (Germany), supporting data-residency requirements. We don't route your data to US-based AI services.
GDPR-compliant infrastructure
Built from day one around European data-protection rules. Compliance is a default, not a plan.
No training on customer data
Your site content and test data are never used to train AI models. Not yours, not anyone else's.
EU-based AI, under contract
Mira uses a single, carefully selected EU-based AI provider (Mistral AI, France) under a Data Processing Agreement. Your data is never used for training and is never sent to US-based AI services.
Enterprise-friendly architecture
Designed to pass procurement and compliance review. Built for DPO sign-off, not just developer convenience.
Who this matters for
For some teams, EU/GDPR compliance in the QA stack is the first question in every vendor evaluation. Not an afterthought.
Enterprises with DPO sign-off
DPOs don't accept vague privacy policies. They want a Data Processing Agreement, documented retention limits, and a clear answer to "where does this data go." Mira can answer all three.
Regulated industries
Some sectors don't get to choose. Finance, healthcare, and public sector teams face explicit data-residency requirements — not guidelines, not best practices. Legal requirements with real penalties.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Mira GDPR compliant?
- Yes — EU-hosted, GDPR-compliant infrastructure, no training on your data, and AI processing handled by a single EU-based provider under a data-processing agreement. Compliance is a design default, not an optional add-on.
- Where is my data processed?
- On EU-based infrastructure. Your site content, screenshots, and test data stay within Europe.
- Do you train AI on our website or test data?
- No. Your data is never used to train AI models.
- Which AI providers does Mira use?
- Mira uses one EU-based AI provider, Mistral AI (France), under a signed Data Processing Agreement. Your data is processed in the EU, is not used to train any models, and is never sent to US-based AI services.
Hosted in EU
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