What's your EAA fine exposure?

France has filed lawsuits. Sweden is running e-commerce inspections. The Netherlands has issued formal notices. Use the calculator below to estimate your maximum fine exposure across the EU/EEA, based on published penalty regimes as of April 2026.

How the figures are worked out

• Each country contributes its published first-offence maximum, applied once per digital service you tell us about. Repeat-offence maximums are shown separately and never added in.
• Where a regime sets fines as a percentage of turnover, that percentage is applied only on the terms the law states. Italy's 5% applies only above €500M turnover. Poland's 10% caps the cumulative total rather than raising the per-penalty figure.
• Daily penalties are counted over a 90 day remediation window and stop at whatever ceiling the regime publishes. They are added once.
• Norway publishes no fixed maximum fine, so its exposure is the daily penalty alone.

This calculator provides estimated maximum fine exposure based on published EAA penalty regimes as of April 2026. It is not legal advice. Actual penalties depend on violation severity, remediation efforts, enforcement body discretion, and other factors, and regulators may issue more or fewer penalties than the assumption above. No final EAA-specific fines have been published in any EU member state, but enforcement proceedings are active in France, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Germany. Consult qualified legal counsel for jurisdiction-specific guidance.