The Digital Product Passport. Without a project, without an agency.
Upload product data, publish the passport, stay compliant — from €59/month.
Free plan to start. No credit card, no commitment.
Does your product need a passport?
Answer the three questions — the result appears instantly, no email needed.
Built on European standards
- Hosted in the EU
- GDPR-compliant
- ESPR (EU) 2024/1781
- GS1 Digital Link
What is a Digital Product Passport?
A Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a structured digital record that travels with a product for its whole life — origin, composition, repairability and recyclability — accessed by scanning a QR code or another data carrier on the product itself.
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One product, one identifier
Every passport carries a unique product identifier plus an open, standardised data carrier — a QR code or GS1 Digital Link — so anyone can read it without a proprietary app.
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Machine-readable by design
Behind the page customers see sits structured data that authorities, recyclers and marketplaces can query directly — built for automation, not just display.
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Rolled out sector by sector
ESPR phases the passport requirement in one product group at a time from 2027 onward, each with its own delegated act and deadline.
- Origin
- Composition
- Repairability
- Recyclability
- Compliance
Three steps to a published passport
From a CSV file to a scannable QR code in 15 minutes — no rollout project, no agency.
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Import your data
Upload a CSV from your shop or ERP. The mapping wizard matches your columns to the template fields of your product group.
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Complete the gaps
A traffic-light score shows how complete each product is. You see exactly which mandatory fields are still missing.
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Publish with QR
One click publishes the passport page and generates a GS1-Digital-Link QR code (SVG + print-ready PDF).
Scan a real passport
This is what customers, authorities and recyclers will see. The page weighs under 100 KB and loads in under a second — no app, no login.
Nord Atelier
Organic cotton T-shirt
GTIN 05901234123457
Material composition
Care
Wash at 30 °C, do not tumble dry, iron inside out.
Recycling
Return to a textile collection point. The polyester and cotton content can be reprocessed.
Key ESPR dates
Confirmed regulations, first-wave sectors and product groups still under monitoring.
Confirmed
3| Sector | Status | Target date |
|---|---|---|
| Batteries Carbon footprint, recycled content and state of health under the Batteries Regulation. | Confirmed | 18.02.2027 |
| Detergents Ingredient disclosure and dosage information for cleaning products. | Confirmed | 23.09.2029 |
| Toys Safety, materials and chemical content under the revised Toy Safety Regulation. | Confirmed | 01.08.2030 |
First wave
7| Sector | Status | Target date |
|---|---|---|
| Textiles & clothing Apparel, footwear and accessories — one of the first ESPR product groups. | First wave | ~2027–2029 |
| Iron, steel & aluminium Primary metal and construction inputs — recycled content and origin tracing. | First wave | ~2027–2029 |
| Tyres Rolling resistance, abrasion and material composition for road and off-road tyres. | First wave | ~2027–2028 |
| Furniture Chairs, tables and storage — durability and material data take centre stage. | First wave | ~2028 |
| Packaging Recyclability class, recycled content and reuse under the PPWR. | First wave | ~2028 |
| Electronics & ICT Phones, laptops and appliances — repairability and spare-parts data become mandatory. | First wave | ~2028–2030 |
| Mattresses Composition, comfort layers and end-of-life handling become traceable. | First wave | ~2029 |
Monitoring
2| Sector | Status | Target date |
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| Cosmetics Ingredient and packaging data under discussion — no confirmed date yet. | Monitoring | To be confirmed |
| Vehicles End-of-life recyclability and material passports under the incoming ELV regulation. | Monitoring | ~2032 |
Confirmed dates come from published regulations. First-wave and monitoring dates are estimates from the ESPR working plan and will shift as delegated acts are adopted.
Everything ESPR requires — in one subscription
Instead of an IT project: ready-made templates, validation and hosting that simply work.
Mandatory-field validation
The template for your product group knows the required fields. A traffic-light completeness score shows what's still missing.
QR codes & GS1 Digital Link
Every passport gets a unique ID and a QR code as SVG and print-ready PDF — compliant with the GS1 standard.
24 EU languages
Passport pages work in every official EU language. Visitors see the content in their own language automatically.
Ready for the EU registry
Registry-compliant export today. Once the EU DPP registry API opens, your passports sync automatically.
Supplier requests
Missing material data? Send your supplier a form link — the answer lands directly in the right fields.
Updates for new legal acts
A new delegated act? You get a new template version with a change list and an email alert — no system rebuild.
Who needs a Digital Product Passport?
ESPR rolls out sector by sector. Here is where every industry currently stands.
Textiles & clothing
Apparel, footwear and accessories — one of the first ESPR product groups.
First wave · ~2027–2029Furniture
Chairs, tables and storage — durability and material data take centre stage.
First wave · ~2028Mattresses
Composition, comfort layers and end-of-life handling become traceable.
First wave · ~2029Batteries
Carbon footprint, recycled content and state of health under the Batteries Regulation.
Confirmed · 18.02.2027Electronics & ICT
Phones, laptops and appliances — repairability and spare-parts data become mandatory.
First wave · ~2028–2030Iron, steel & aluminium
Primary metal and construction inputs — recycled content and origin tracing.
First wave · ~2027–2029Packaging
Recyclability class, recycled content and reuse under the PPWR.
First wave · ~2028Tyres
Rolling resistance, abrasion and material composition for road and off-road tyres.
First wave · ~2027–2028Toys
Safety, materials and chemical content under the revised Toy Safety Regulation.
Confirmed · 01.08.2030Detergents
Ingredient disclosure and dosage information for cleaning products.
Confirmed · 23.09.2029Cosmetics
Ingredient and packaging data under discussion — no confirmed date yet.
MonitoringVehicles
End-of-life recyclability and material passports under the incoming ELV regulation.
Monitoring · ~2032
Simple pricing, no hidden costs
Start for free. Pay only when you publish more passports.
Free
Test the full flow with one product.
0 € /month
- 10 published passports
- Textile template (ESPR)
- QR code as SVG
- Passport page hosted in the EU
- 100 API calls/day
Starter
For small catalogues ahead of the first ESPR wave.
59 € /month
- 250 products (SKUs)
- CSV import with mapping wizard
- QR as SVG + print-ready PDF
- Email support
- 1,000 API writes/day, unlimited reads
- AI categorization — 100k tokens/mo
- Popular
Business
For brands with hundreds of SKUs and a team.
189 € /month
- 1,500 products (SKUs)
- 5 user accounts
- Deadline alerts & legal-act updates
- Full data export anytime
- Unlimited API
- AI categorization — 1M tokens/mo
Scale
For exporters and multi-brand catalogues.
549 € /month
- 5,000 products (SKUs)
- 10 user accounts
- API access
- Priority support
- Unlimited API
- AI categorization — 5M tokens/mo
Enterprise
For large importers and multi-brand groups with custom needs.
Custom
- Unlimited published passports
- Unlimited product groups (SKUs)
- SSO & custom domain
- Dedicated SLA, support & integrations
Pay by card or SEPA direct debit. In Poland you can also pay the annual plan by BLIK or Przelewy24 against an invoice — one payment a year, with reminders 14 and 3 days before renewal.
Prices excl. VAT. Invoices with VAT ID, reverse charge for EU businesses.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know whether my products need a passport?
If you manufacture, import or sell physical products in the EU, the ESPR regulation (EU) 2024/1781 will require a Digital Product Passport for more and more product groups from 2027 onwards. The checker at the top of this page gives you an instant estimate in three questions — free and without an account.
When exactly do the deadlines apply?
Each product group gets its own delegated act with its own date. Textiles and iron/steel are expected first (2027), furniture, mattresses and tyres around 2028, aluminium 2029 and electronics 2028–2030. The dates become binding when each act is adopted — we track every draft and alert you as soon as anything changes.
Where does the passport data come from?
From you — it's the product data you already have, for example a CSV export from your shop system or ERP. The template for your product group tells you exactly which fields are mandatory, and a completeness score shows the gaps. You remain the owner of your data at all times.
What happens if I cancel?
You can cancel at any time. Your complete data (JSON + documents) remains exportable for 90 days after the end of your subscription, and published passports stay online for the same 90 days — your compliance never breaks overnight.
What happens when new legal acts arrive?
When a delegated act is adopted or updated, we publish a new template version and show you exactly which fields were added or changed. You get an email alert and update your products in the app — no migration project, no agency.
Is this legal advice?
No. CyfroPass provides software tools, not legal advice. Responsibility for the content of a passport remains with the economic operator. For a binding assessment of your obligations, please consult qualified legal counsel.
CyfroPass provides tools, not legal advice. All dates shown are estimates based on the current ESPR working plan.
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