Accessibility overlays got 800+ stores sued anyway and cost one vendor a $1M FTC fine. We scan your Shopify store, fix what can be fixed at the source, and give you the evidence pack your lawyer actually needs.
Not an overlay · we fix the codeOne page, a real WCAG 2.2 AA scan. We email your report to the address above. A clean automated scan is not full compliance, and we will say so plainly.
The “accessibility button” in the corner of a site is the most-sued fix there is. It runs after the page loads, so screen readers never see it, and it cannot touch the code underneath.
The best-known overlay vendor was fined $1,000,000 in April 2025 for claiming its widget made sites compliant when it did not.
More than 800 businesses running an overlay were sued anyway. In court the widget was treated as evidence they knew and chose a shortcut.
Overlays cannot fix form labels, keyboard traps or heading structure. Those live in the code. So do the claims against you.
A fixed monthly price, no retainer. You connect your store once; the rest runs itself. What a machine cannot safely fix, we flag plainly rather than fake.
A full WCAG 2.2 AA scan of your store. You get the exposure band and a plain-English issue list in under a minute.
We write proper alt text to your product data and apply safe theme fixes at the source. Anything needing human judgement is flagged, never faked.
A signed EAA statement and evidence pack, refreshed on every re-scan, so you stay defensible as the store changes.
No. Shopify’s platform is accessible, but the finished store is your legal responsibility. Shopify themes cover only about a fifth of the WCAG criteria, and “I used Shopify” has never been a successful defence.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. An automated scan reliably catches around a third of accessibility issues. The rest, like whether a screen reader can complete your checkout, needs human judgement. We flag those items plainly.
No. Overlays were fined by the FTC, are rejected by courts, and sit on more than 800 sued businesses. They cannot change the code a claim is built on.
Yes. The UK Equality Act already requires accessible services, and if you sell to anyone in the EU the European Accessibility Act applies regardless of where you are based.
Scan your store free in under a minute. See the exposure. Decide from facts, not fear.
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