For consultants and auditors
Turn AI-policy research from hours into minutes — across every client engagement.
You're advising a municipality — or auditing one — and you need a Canadian evidence base you didn't have to assemble yourself. Got AI Policy is the reusable reference layer: every verifiable municipal AI policy in the country, with citations, exports, and a comparison tool your clients can see.
What hurts today
- Every new client engagement means re-doing the same environmental scan.
- Clients want a Canadian benchmark, not just OECD or US examples.
- Deliverables need cited sources you can defend in a boardroom.
- You bill for insight, not for hours spent Googling city websites.
- Audit findings need a peer baseline to be actionable.
What becomes possible
- One reusable source of truth across all municipal engagements.
- Client-ready comparison reports (PDF, DOCX, XLSX) with source URLs baked in.
- Faster proposal turnaround — you can show gaps in the first meeting.
- Defensible audit findings with peer-comparison evidence.
- MCP integration for teams that want the data inside their own tooling.
How GotAIPolicy.ca helps
Full municipal registry
Every verifiable Canadian municipal AI policy with dated sources.
Open registry
Compare & export
Side-by-side comparisons in PDF, DOCX, XLSX — all with citations.
Compare
Policy review tool
Analyse a client's draft against Canadian peer coverage.
Review a policy
MCP for your tooling
Query the registry directly from your own agents and workflows.
See MCP docs
Frequently asked questions
Can I re-use exports from Got AI Policy in my client deliverables?
Yes. Exports include source URLs so your client can trace every claim back to the original municipal document. Attribution to Got AI Policy is appreciated on public reports.
Is there a plan that supports multi-client use?
Pro includes four pooled team seats — enough for most small consulting practices — and unlimited exports. Larger firms typically start there and reach out if they need more seats.
How current is the registry?
The registry is updated on a rolling basis; the tracker page shows the last-checked date per municipality. AI-generated summaries carry a review date and are re-run when the underlying source changes.
Can I use the MCP endpoint inside my own AI workflows?
Yes. The MCP server exposes tools for search, retrieval, and comparison — see the MCP page for the manifest and auth flow.
Do you offer a peer benchmark I can cite in an audit report?
Yes. Comparison exports are dated and sourced, and each municipality profile carries a permanent URL you can footnote. Auditors typically pair this with the methodology page.
What does Got AI Policy cost for an independent consultant?
Solo consultants usually start on Starter ($19/month, 14-day free trial): AI policy reviews, comparisons, comparison briefs, Policy Builder generations, and XLSX/DOCX exports at solo limits. Pro ($59/month) is for shops sharing quotas across a small team; Founding Member is a lifetime price lock at $887/year.
Can I trust the peer examples enough to cite them in a client deliverable?
Yes. Every registry entry links to the public source document — the actual bylaw, staff report, or published policy on the municipality's site — so your client can verify every citation independently. We show the last verification date on each entry and correct broken links quickly.
Where should a consultant start on this site?
Start with Compare on the exact peer set your client asked about, generate a comparison brief for the executive read-out, then use Policy Builder guided generations to draft the tailored sections. Save the shortlist so you can reuse it on the next engagement.
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