ESPR compliance software for the EU Digital Product Passport
The ESPR (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781) makes a digital product passport the default for almost every physical product sold in the EU. dpp.gs is one platform that already covers 14 product sectors, issues GS1 Digital Link passports as JSON-LD, and is built on the new EN 18216–18223 European standards — so you are not betting on a proprietary format.
What the ESPR is, in plain terms
The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation entered into force on 18 July 2024. It is a framework: it does not regulate every product directly, but empowers the Commission to issue product-specific delegated acts, most of which will require a digital product passport. The first ESPR working plan (2025) names priority groups including textiles, furniture, iron & steel, aluminium and tyres.
In parallel, the ESPR mandates a central EU DPP Registry (Articles 12–13) that stores key passport identifiers. dpp.gs already captures the registry fields for every product, ready to push when the Commission's endpoint opens.
Why dpp.gs for ESPR compliance
14 sectors, one platform
Battery, textile, tyre, furniture, packaging, electronics, construction, chemicals, toys, machinery, vehicles, cosmetics, food and medical devices — each with regulation-grounded fields.
Built on the EU standard
GS1 Digital Link identifiers, QR + DataMatrix carriers, JSON-LD data and a versioned API — the EN 18216–18223 baseline, not a proprietary schema.
Signed, tamper-proof
Issue passports as W3C Verifiable Credentials (Ed25519), verifiable offline against a public key. No blockchain.
EU Registry-ready
Mandatory registry identifiers captured for every product, ready for the ESPR Article 12–13 registry.
AI compliance assistant
An in-dashboard assistant grounded in the regulations, with a weekly EUR-Lex watch so your passports keep pace with the law.
Free to start
Two GTINs free forever, no card. Export everything as CSV/JSON-LD — no lock-in.
See a complete passport
Open a fully populated EV battery passport to see the depth of data a dpp.gs passport carries — materials, substances, carbon class, documents and a verifiable credential.
Pick your sector
Battery passport
EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542 — per-unit, SoH, carbon class.
Textile DPP
Fibre composition, recycled content, one passport per variant.
Packaging DPP
PPWR material composition, recyclability, PFAS.
Electronics DPP
Ecodesign repairability, spare parts, energy class.
Frequently asked questions
What is the ESPR?
The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 is the EU framework that introduces the Digital Product Passport and sets ecodesign requirements for almost all physical products, through product-specific delegated acts.
Which products need a DPP first?
The first ESPR working plan names priority groups including textiles, furniture, tyres, iron & steel and aluminium. Batteries already have their own mandatory passport under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 from 18 February 2027.
Is dpp.gs certified to a standard?
The EN 18216–18223 standards were published in May 2026 and a formal certification scheme does not yet exist. dpp.gs is built on the same open standards the EN series is based on — GS1 Digital Link, JSON-LD, W3C Verifiable Credentials and OpenAPI — and tracks the standards as they finalise.
Do I get locked in?
No. Passports are GS1 Digital Link URLs you own, data exports as CSV and JSON-LD, and our schemas and OpenAPI spec are public and MIT-licensed.
How much does it cost?
Two GTINs are free forever with no card. Paid GTIN tiers and an Enterprise plan (unlimited GTINs, SLA, white-label, REST API) are available as you grow.
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