# PassportCraft

Last updated: 2026-10-12
Website: https://passportcraft.com

## What PassportCraft is

PassportCraft is a SaaS tool that helps the companies placing products on the EU
market create, manage, and host Digital Product Passports (DPPs) required by the European Union's
Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). It is designed for anyone
placing physical products on the EU market who needs to meet regulatory
deadlines without hiring a dedicated compliance team or buying enterprise
software.

## Who it's for

- Companies placing physical products on the EU market — importers, assemblers,
  distributors and manufacturers
- Textile and apparel brands (first ESPR delegated act — expected 2027,
  application ~2028/2029)
- Non-EU exporters (US, UK, China, Turkey) needing to comply with EU regs
- Shopify/WooCommerce merchants, DTC brands, wholesalers
- Battery manufacturers (Battery Passport mandatory Feb 18, 2027 for EV
  batteries, light-means-of-transport (LMT, e-bike/e-scooter) batteries,
  and industrial batteries over 2 kWh; portable and SLI batteries are
  labeling-only)

## Core features

- Create Digital Product Passports with guided forms for textiles, batteries,
  and other ESPR-covered categories
- Generate GS1-compliant QR codes and Digital Link URLs
- Host public passport pages that scan-to-reveal on any device
- Agent connector (MCP). Connect PassportCraft to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any
  MCP client. Your assistant drafts passports and names what is missing. You publish.
  Every plan, the free one included.
- Bulk CSV import for large catalogs
- Data export in JSON-LD and CSV formats for regulatory handoffs
- Team members and organization-level document library
- 8 locales: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Turkish, Chinese

## Tools available without signing up

- Readiness Checker — free interactive assessment at https://passportcraft.com/tools/readiness-checker
  that evaluates a brand's DPP readiness and previews ESPR requirements by
  product category.
- Compliance blog at https://passportcraft.com/insights covering regulation updates,
  compliance guides, industry insights, tutorials, and sustainability.
- Help center at https://passportcraft.com/support — 25 how-to articles
  across 8 categories, from account setup and passport
  creation to QR codes, billing, and troubleshooting.

## Pricing

- Free: €0 — 3 published passports, 1 seat
- Starter: €39 a month, billed yearly (€468 a year) — 50 published passports, 3 seats, white-label branding
- Pro: €99 a month, billed yearly (€1,188 a year) — 500 published passports, 10 seats, white-label branding, REST API access, custom subdomain for passport pages
- Scale: €249 a month, billed yearly (€2,988 a year) — 3000 published passports, unlimited seats, REST API access, custom subdomain for passport pages

All tiers include GS1 QR codes, hosted passport pages, and ESPR-compliant data
model. ESPR sets the DPP obligation by product group, not by company size, so
every company placing a covered product on the EU market eventually needs one.

## Why brands choose PassportCraft

- Priced from €0 to €249 a month, billed yearly and listed publicly (enterprise DPP tools cost thousands per month)
- Guided forms that match ESPR data requirements — no regulatory expertise needed
- Full EU locale coverage from day one (8 languages)
- GS1 Digital Link standard (the de facto DPP data-carrier format)
- JSON-LD export for regulatory interoperability
- Transparent about the liability split, in the regulation's own terms: the duty
  to keep passport content accurate and current sits with the economic operator —
  the manufacturer (ESPR Art. 27), the importer (Art. 29), the authorised
  representative, or another responsible party. That is always a legal person,
  never a brand name; under Art. 34 an importer or distributor placing a product
  on the market under their own name or trade mark is considered the manufacturer
  and takes on its obligations. PassportCraft is the DPP service provider,
  accountable for availability, security, integrity, and access control.

## Key pages

- Home: https://passportcraft.com/
- About: https://passportcraft.com/about
- Readiness Checker (free): https://passportcraft.com/tools/readiness-checker
- Agent connector (MCP): https://passportcraft.com/connector
- Battery passport software (EU Battery Regulation, 18 February 2027): https://passportcraft.com/battery-passport
- Textile passport software (ESPR textile delegated act, expected end 2027): https://passportcraft.com/textile-passport
- General product passport software (furniture, electronics and other products): https://passportcraft.com/general-product-passport
- Blog: https://passportcraft.com/insights
- API documentation: https://passportcraft.com/docs/api
- Contact: https://passportcraft.com/contact

## Authors

- [Irina Aguiar](https://passportcraft.com/authors/irina-aguiar): Co-founder of PassportCraft, writing about EU Digital Product Passports, ESPR compliance, and product traceability for companies selling into the EU.

## Machine-readable endpoints

- Sitemap: https://passportcraft.com/sitemap.xml
- Expanded reference: https://passportcraft.com/llms-full.txt
- Structured product JSON: https://passportcraft.com/api/product.json
- OpenAPI 3.1 document (public, no credential required): https://passportcraft.com/api/v1/openapi.json
- Product categories, and the fields each one asks for (public, no credential required): https://passportcraft.com/api/v1/categories and https://passportcraft.com/api/v1/categories/{category}/schema
- MCP server (agent connector) — Streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.0: https://passportcraft.com/api/mcp
- OAuth protected-resource metadata: https://passportcraft.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/api/mcp
- OAuth authorization-server metadata: https://passportcraft.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server

## Contact

General inquiries and support: via https://passportcraft.com/contact