Is your Shopify store a lawsuit waiting to happen?
If your store is hard for people with disabilities to use, lawyers can — and do — sue. Scan it free in seconds: we flag the risks and our AI writes the fixes — you just approve & publish.
⚠️ Here's how it actually happens to store owners
A law firm points an automated bot at thousands of Shopify stores hunting for accessibility mistakes. It finds a few on yours. You get no warning — the first you hear is a legal demand letter asking for a payout. Fight it and you burn tens of thousands in legal fees; most owners just pay to make it disappear.
The bots don't care how small you are — only that you're easy to catch. Find your mistakes before they do.
Online fashion retailer agreed to a $5.15M class-action settlement (2025) after its website was alleged inaccessible to blind shoppers — one of the largest on record.
A blind customer couldn't order via screen reader. In 2019 the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review the case, letting the ruling against Domino's stand.
An early landmark — a $6M settlement fund with the National Federation of the Blind over an inaccessible website.
Small stores don't make headlines — they get a demand letter and quietly settle for $5k–$35k. The precedent set above is what makes those letters stick.
Every access barrier is a paying customer who leaves
1 in 4 U.S. adults — and 1 in 6 people worldwide — live with a disability. When your store is hard to use, they don't email you; they just go somewhere they can buy. And they're not a niche: U.S. adults with disabilities hold roughly $490 billion in disposable income — on par with the Hispanic and Black consumer markets.
“Nearly three-quarters of disabled online shoppers — 69% — click away from a website they find difficult to use. In the UK alone that's an estimated £17.1 billion a year in lost sales.”— The Click-Away Pound Report, 2019
A missing image description, an unlabeled “add to cart” button, a price too faint to read — each one is a checkout that doesn't happen. Fixing accessibility isn't only risk reduction: it's revenue you're already leaving on the table.
Sources: CDC (28.7% of U.S. adults) ·WHO (1.3 billion / 16%) ·American Institutes for Research ($490B) ·Click-Away Pound 2019.
ADA = the U.S. Americans with Disabilities Act — the law that says businesses (now including their websites) must be usable by people with disabilities. It's what lawyers sue under.
WCAG = Web Content Accessibility Guidelines — the actual checklist for an accessible site (images need descriptions, text needs contrast, forms need labels).
👉 In plain terms: WCAG is the rulebook, ADA is the law that enforces it. This tool checks your store against the rulebook.
Selling into the EU? The same rulebook backs the EU Accessibility Act (EN 301 549) — law for e-commerce since 28 June 2025. It's a second, separate risk driver alongside US ADA, and this scan checks the same WCAG criteria both point to.
Scan → AI drafts the fix → you approve & publish
We check your store against the same WCAG rulebook lawsuits are based on — every issue found and explained in plain English. Free, no install to try it.
Real alt text, ARIA labels, and contrast-corrected code — written for your store, ready for review. Not a generic script bolted on top.
Nothing goes live on its own. You review the drafts and click publish — the fixes save straight into your store's real data, permanently.
Honest by design: the AI drafts, you approve & publish. We reduce your accessibility risk — we never claim to auto-fix everything or guarantee full compliance.
We scan your whole store, not a handful of pages
Every image and every product description, read via Shopify's own API — the whole catalogue, not a spot-check.
Contrast, tap-targets and layout issues live in your theme, so they're identical across every product page — we render each distinct template once, and that covers all of them.
Built a bespoke landing or campaign page? Add the URL and it gets the full scan — nothing hand-built gets skipped.
We check what overlay widgets can't even see
Alt text is just the start. Our Deep scan renders your live store and measures the things a real audit checks — colour contrast, tap-target size, and mobile reflow — actual numbers, not guesses.
Then our AI vision layer — the part overlay widgets simply can't do — looks at each image and judges whether the alt text you already have actually describes the photo (not just "present"), and flags text baked into banners or graphics that a screen reader can never read. That judgment call is our moat: a script can check a box exists; it can't tell if what's in it is true.
Simple pricing — scan free, pay to fix
Scanning & AI drafts are always free. You pay only to publish fixes to your live store and stay monitored. Billed on your Shopify invoice · cancel anytime.
Every tier gives you a taste of the one above — enough to feel the value, before you decide to go further.
- Full-store scan against WCAG — every issue found & explained
- AI drafts fixes for 5 images — see the quality
- 1 free deep scan — taste the measured contrast + AI vision
- The rest of the fixes & publishing are locked
- Everything in Free
- AI drafts fixes for your whole store — you approve & publish
- Up to 300 products
- 500 image checks/mo to keep new products fixed
- Auto-drafts new-product fixes (you approve) · cancel anytime
- Everything in Starter
- Up to 3,000 products
- 5,000 image checks/mo for new products
- Priority support
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited products
- Fair-use image checks
- Audit report (PDF) + accessibility statement
How it works: the free scan finds every issue and drafts fixes for 5 images so you can judge the quality. A paid plan drafts fixes for your whole store — the AI examines each image (alt-text quality, text baked into banners, contrast over photos) and writes the fixes for you to approve & publish — then keeps new products covered every month. One image looked at = one image check; unchanged images don't re-count, and if you reach your monthly limit we just pause new AI work and suggest an upgrade — nothing breaks. Cancel anytime.
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Free scan. AI-written fixes.