Free Digital Product Passport hosting. For at least 10 years.

A Digital Product Passport is a web page and a machine-readable record that a QR code on the product links to. Hosting means keeping both online at a stable address, so anyone who scans the product, from a customer to a recycler or an authority, can open it for as long as the rules require.

Yes. Hosting is included on the free Starter plan for up to 100 products, with every passport feature. There are no hosting or bandwidth fees, and scans are never blocked. Paid plans add more products, scan analytics and team seats.

Every published passport version stays online for at least 10 years after the most recent version was published. That commitment is in our Terms of Service (section 5.5).

Your published passports stay online. Downgrading or cancelling doesn't take them down, archiving a product keeps its last published passport live, and deleting a product with a published passport archives it instead. You just can't publish new versions without an account.

Yes. Download every published passport version as a JSON file from the Passports page at any time. Each passport is also served as JSON-LD using schema.org and GS1 vocabularies, so other systems can read it without a custom integration.

ESPR (Article 10(4)) asks the company placing a product on the market to make a back-up copy of the passport available through a digital product passport service provider. The detailed rules, including who may hold the back-up, will come with later EU acts and apply product group by product group. Veribl's backup download gives you the complete copy to hand to a second provider when your products need it.

No one is yet. The EU has not adopted the act that sets requirements or certification for DPP service providers, so any provider claiming certification today is ahead of the law. We will follow those requirements when they are adopted.

Not yet. The EU DPP registry went live in July 2026 and stores product identifiers and links, not passport content. Registration is not automated in Veribl today; your passport's public address is the link you register.