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Measured on six things

Free browser tools for checking EUDR product scope, country risk and supplier plot files before an operator’s own review.

Growth

Real, deadline-driven problem (EUDR 2026/2027) with a specific wedge: free pre-TRACES prep tools for SMB importers priced out of Osapiens-tier platforms. Differentiated but narrow.

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EUDR Tools

About this app

EUDR Tools is a free browser resource for preparation before an operator’s own EUDR review. The HS Scope Checker helps look up product codes, Country Risk Lookup shows the EU country-risk classification as a starting point for assessment, and Map Studio helps inspect GeoJSON and KML supplier plot files, coordinates and common geometry problems. The tools do not certify deforestation-free status or legality, replace the operator’s assessment, or submit a DDS to TRACES.

Key features

1HS Scope Checker: look up HS/CN codes to see likely EUDR scope and required supplier evidence
2EUDR GeoLab / Map Studio: validate supplier GeoJSON and KML files for structure, polygons and coordinate issues
3Country Risk Lookup: official EU risk classification per production country with obligations and filing steps
4No account required for core tools; optional free account syncs work across devices
524-language interface covering all major EU languages

Target customer profile

Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.

Demographic

Compliance managers at EU importers of wood or agricultural commodities

Pain points

Uncertain whether product HS codes fall under EUDR; manual geolocation file checks are error-prone

Primary needs

Quick, reliable scope check and validation tools; clear evidence for TRACES filing

Demographic

Small to medium importers new to EUDR requirements

Pain points

Limited compliance resources; high cost of dedicated software; complex regulation

Primary needs

Free, accessible tools with guidance; simple outputs to share with suppliers

Demographic

Supply chain analysts responsible for supplier data verification

Pain points

Supplier geolocation files in various formats; risk assessment of origin countries

Primary needs

Automated validation of GeoJSON/KML files; easy country risk lookup

Scout Review

Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.

EUDR Tools is a focused, fast, free preparation suite for EU importers staring down the EUDR deadlines. The HS Scope Checker, GeoLab and Country Risk Lookup cover the pre-filing workflow competently, the site is genuinely quick (mobile Lighthouse 96), and 24 languages is a real differentiator for a pan-EU audience. Design is polished with a few rough edges in Map Studio; security is competent but not compliance-grade (no CSP, no DMARC); accessibility is strong on automated checks. The strategic question is whether a free pre-TRACES tool can convert into something durable — right now it's a great on-ramp with no destination.

Measure by measure

Usability

Core tools work without an account, the HS input sits right below the hero, and 24 languages are offered. The Map Studio interface is dense with small controls, and there's no visible docs or help center in the fetched content.

Design

Clean, on-theme landing page with consistent green accents, clear tool cards and a relevant forest hero. Held back by hero text overlapping imagery and a cramped, small-type Map Studio modal.

Speed

Lighthouse mobile 96/100 with LCP 2.1s, CLS 0 and TBT 5ms; desktop 85/100. Genuinely fast, lightweight pages with no lag complaints in the evidence.

Security

HTTPS enforced with HSTS, frame protection and several security headers, but no CSP, no secure cookies, and no SPF/DMARC on the domain. No SOC 2, ISO or pen-test claims published.

Accessibility

Lighthouse accessibility 100/100 with one failing audit on accessible names, plus a 24-language toggle. No explicit WCAG statement found, but the automated baseline is strong.

Growth

Real, deadline-driven problem (EUDR 2026/2027) with a specific wedge: free pre-TRACES prep tools for SMB importers priced out of Osapiens-tier platforms. Differentiated but narrow.

Improvement areas

No documentation or help center for Map Studio's dense interface
Missing SPF, DMARC and CSP weaken domain and application security posture
Hero text overlap and small modal typography hurt readability
No path from free prep tools to actual TRACES filing — funnel dead-ends

Design & Usability

The landing page is genuinely well-crafted: forest hero, green accent, three clear tool cards, and a floating HS-code example that shows exactly what the product does. The 'Create free account' CTA is prominent but the tools work without it, which is the right call for a compliance audience that wants to kick the tires. Usability mostly holds up — the HS Scope Checker input is right below the hero, and 24 languages is unusually generous for an indie tool. The weak spot is Map Studio: the visual audit flagged dense small controls and a cramped repair modal, and there's no visible docs or help center in the fetched content. For a tool aimed at compliance managers who need to defend their outputs, that's a gap.

Speed & Security

Speed is the standout: Lighthouse mobile 96/100 with LCP 2.1s, CLS 0 and TBT 5ms, desktop 85/100. No lag complaints anywhere in the evidence. Security is competent but not compliance-grade: HTTPS with HSTS, frame protection, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy and Permissions-Policy are all present, but there's no CSP, no secure cookies, and no SPF or DMARC on the domain. For a tool that handles supplier geolocation data and sits adjacent to a regulatory filing, the missing email authentication records are a real gap. No SOC 2, ISO or pen-test claims are published, which is normal for an indie tool but worth noting given the compliance audience.

Accessibility & Growth

Accessibility is strong on the automated baseline: Lighthouse 100/100 with a single failing audit on accessible names, plus a 24-language toggle that most competitors don't offer. There's no explicit WCAG statement, so the score sits in the upper band rather than at the ceiling. Growth is the more interesting question. EUDR is a real, deadline-driven problem — large and medium operators face Dec 30, 2026, micro and small Jun 30, 2027 — and the wedge is specific: free pre-TRACES preparation for SMB importers who can't justify Osapiens-tier pricing. That's a genuine differentiator. The limit is structural: the product explicitly doesn't submit to TRACES, so it's an on-ramp without a destination. Once a user needs to actually file, they leave for the paid platforms. The domain is only ~0.2 years old, so traction is context, not a verdict.

Conclusion

If you're an SMB importer who needs to check HS scope, sanity-check a supplier's GeoJSON, or look up country risk before you talk to a paid vendor, EUDR Tools is a legitimately useful free stop. It won't file your DDS and it won't replace Osapiens, but it will save you an afternoon and a spreadsheet. The product earns its place as a preparation layer — the open question is whether it ever becomes more than that.

Suggestions for improvement

Publish a short docs/help center for Map Studio — the dense controls need a walkthrough, not a shrug.
Add SPF and DMARC records to the domain; a compliance tool with spoofable email is a bad look.
Fix the hero text overlap on the right side and bump the Map Studio modal body text to at least 14px.
Add a clear 'next step' handoff to TRACES or a paid partner — right now the funnel dead-ends at 'we don't submit'.

How we score

Alternatives comparison

Named competitors, point by point. Nobody paid to appear here or to be left out.

	EUDR Tools	TRACES	EUDR Compliance Software (e.g., Osapiens, Satelligence)
Price	Free	Free (official EU system)	Paid enterprise licensing
Submits DDS to TRACES	No — explicitly not connected	Yes — official filing system	Yes — integrated filing support
Geolocation file validation (GeoJSON/KML)	Yes — Map Studio / GeoLab	No — requires pre-validated evidence	Yes — advanced geolocation analysis
Country risk assessment	Yes — official EU risk class lookup	No — filing only	Yes — integrated risk scoring
Account required	No — optional free account	Yes — EU Login required	Yes — enterprise account
Multi-language support	24 EU languages	Official EU languages	Multiple, varies by plan

TRACES

Official EU system for submitting due diligence statements; requires complete supplier evidence before filing.

EUDR Compliance Software (e.g., Osapiens, Satelligence)

Paid platforms offering comprehensive EUDR compliance management, including geolocation analysis and risk assessment, often with additional features and support.

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