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DSA & Digital Markets
The Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) reshape the rules for online platforms in the EU — from content moderation and transparency to fair competition for gatekeepers.
The essentials
What the DSA and DMA require
Obligations scale with your size and role. Hosting services, marketplaces and very large platforms face the heaviest duties, while the DMA adds fairness rules for designated gatekeepers.
Content & moderation
Notice-and-action, transparency reporting and terms that meet the DSA.
Trader & ad transparency
Know-your-business-customer, ad libraries and recommender disclosures.
Gatekeeper rules
Interoperability, self-preferencing and data-use limits under the DMA.
How we help
Platform compliance, made workable
We map your role under the DSA and DMA and turn the rules into product and policy changes your team can actually ship.
01
Classify
We determine which DSA/DMA obligations apply to your service.
02
Implement
Terms, notice flows, transparency and reporting brought up to standard.
03
Maintain
Ongoing support as your platform and the rules evolve.
Questions & answers
Does the DSA apply to small platforms?
Most online intermediaries have some duties; the heaviest apply to large platforms. We help you find your tier.
What is a gatekeeper under the DMA?
A small number of large core-platform providers designated by the Commission, with specific fairness duties.
What are the penalties?
DSA fines reach up to 6% and DMA up to 10% of global annual turnover.