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OmniComply — Unified EU Digital Regulation Compliance Platform for SMBs (Post-Omnibus)

European SMBs are drowning in overlapping digital regulations. GDPR. AI Act. Digital Services Act. Data Act. ePrivacy. NIS2. Each has its own requirements, definitions, reporting obligations, and deadlines. And now the EU Digital Omnibus package (proposed November 2025) is rewriting parts of all of

Score82/100
Mar 30, 2026
TAM
~€19.3B — European RegTech market projected by 2032 (or €9.4B by 2029 at 15.3% CAGR, depending on methodology)
SAM
~€3.5B — SMBs (10-250 employees) in the EU needing digital regulation compliance tools; estimated 2M+ companies × €1,750/year average
SOM
~€4M Year 1 — 500 customers × €650/mo average, targeting digital-first SMBs in Germany, Netherlands, France, Nordics
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The Problem

European SMBs are drowning in overlapping digital regulations. GDPR. AI Act. Digital Services Act. Data Act. ePrivacy. NIS2. Each has its own requirements, definitions, reporting obligations, and deadlines. And now the EU Digital Omnibus package (proposed November 2025) is rewriting parts of all of them simultaneously.

The average EU SMB currently uses 3-5 separate tools or consultants for different regulations. A cookie consent manager for ePrivacy. A DPA/DPIA tool for GDPR. A separate AI risk assessment for the AI Act. Different breach notification processes for GDPR vs NIS2. There's no unified view.

The Digital Omnibus changes the game in several ways:

  • GDPR is being clarified and simplified — new definitions of personal data, pseudonymization rules, cookie consent overhaul (one-click consent, closed list of low-risk exemptions)
  • Incident reporting is being unified — single entry point for data breaches and cyber incidents across regulations
  • AI Act rules are being modified — SME simplifications extended to "small mid-cap" companies
  • Cross-regulation coherence is being actively pursued by the EDPB

Every existing compliance tool needs to be updated. SMBs that invested in GDPR compliance in 2018 now need to re-assess everything. This is a massive moment of disruption.

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