AccyEN 301 549 · EAA · Directive (EU) 2019/882
Does your shop comply with the European Accessibility Act?
Paste your shop address. In 30 seconds you will know what barriers it has, who they shut out, and how to fix them. Free, no sign-up.
- 55 rules checked
- An actionable result
- Built in Europe, for European shops.
Report previewReal example
22 rules failed5 to review by hand
Not a decorative score: it is the order of work for your team.
See the full report →Regulatory signal · 01
This is already happening
The European Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025. France filed the first lawsuits in November 2025 against Auchan, Carrefour, E.Leclerc and Picard. Sweden is auditing 200 e-commerce platforms. In Germany a law firm has been sending warning letters to shops since 2025, at roughly €1,784 each.
What the law says in each country, and who is exempt →A clear reading of the problem
How it works
What is happening, why it matters, and how to coordinate the fix. In that order.
- Source reviewed
We scan the page
We check 55 rules from EN 301 549, the standard the European law points to. That includes what almost no scanner looks at: whether you publish the accessibility statement the EAA requires.
- Barriers ranked
We tell you who it shuts out
Every problem is explained in plain language: which person cannot buy because of it, and what it costs you. Not a list of WCAG codes.
- Actionable report
And how to fix it on your platform
We detect whether you run Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop or Shopware and give you the concrete instruction: which file, which screen, which line.
55 rules checked, 3 of them EAA-specific obligations no general scanner looks at.
Review plate · 02
55
rules checked
- Alternative text and visual content
- Contrast and interface legibility
- Labels, names and ARIA relationships
- Focus and keyboard navigation
- Semantic structure and page regions
- A published accessibility statement
Not just WCAG codes
What an automated scan cannot do
No automated tool detects more than 30-40% of WCAG criteria. The rest needs a person testing the shop with a keyboard and a screen reader. We say so here, on the front page, because anyone promising you "guaranteed compliance in 48 hours" is lying to you.
Risk inventory · 03
No front-of-house fixes
Do you have an accessibility widget installed?
We will tell you which one. And that it does not protect you: in January 2025 the US FTC fined the best-known vendor $1 million over compliance claims its widget did not deliver. European authorities assess the page, not the widget on top of it.
See the legal framework →For whoever keeps a shop running
Who is this for?
Online shops selling into the EU, and the agencies and freelancers who maintain them. If you look after several sites, scanning and monitoring run from one dashboard.
Take the first step
Scan a public page in 30 seconds.
No account, nothing to install, and an explanation written to be acted on.