◉ AUTOMATED WCAG 2.2 SCAN · SELF-SERVE · $29

Every accessibility failure
on your store's buying path.

Paste your Shopify URL. In about 3 minutes a real browser loads your homepage, a collection, a product page, your cart and your checkout, runs the same open-source engine behind Lighthouse's accessibility score, and sends you a PDF: every failed WCAG 2.2 rule, the exact element, the criterion it fails, and whether the fix lives in your theme, an app, or Shopify's checkout. No overlay widget. No call.

Delivered in ~3–5 min PDF, every element cited 14-day money-back

Your scan PDF is all you'll ever get from us — no marketing spam, and we never sell your data. See our privacy policy →

5
Pages scanned
70
WCAG 2.2 A/AA rules
0
Widgets injected
$29
Flat price
WHY STORE OWNERS ARE ASKING

The demand letter arrives
before the first complaint.

Website lawsuits are routine

More than 5,000 digital-accessibility lawsuits were filed in US federal and state courts in 2025, and 69% of them targeted e-commerce sites (UsableNet's 2025 year-end lawsuit report). One in five of the top 500 online retailers was sued that year; the rest of the list is mostly smaller stores.

California stacks damages

California's Unruh Civil Rights Act adds statutory damages of $4,000 per violation on top of a federal ADA claim, which is why so many web-accessibility suits are filed there.

Europe now has a law too

The European Accessibility Act has applied to e-commerce services offered to EU consumers since 28 June 2025. Selling into the EU puts a store in scope unless it is a microenterprise (fewer than 10 staff and under €2M turnover), which the Act exempts from its service rules.

None of this is legal advice, and this scan is not a defense. It is the fastest honest way to see what an automated tool — the same kind a plaintiff's firm runs first — finds on your store.

WHAT'S IN THE SCAN

Measured in a real browser.
Never inferred.

01 / SCAN

Five pages, real browser

Homepage, a collection, a product page, your cart with an item in it, and the checkout entry. Each is loaded in headless Chromium and scanned with axe-core — the engine behind Lighthouse and most professional audit tools — against the WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA rules. Best-practice rules that aren't success criteria are left out on purpose.

02 / EVERY FAILED RULE

The table, not a score

One row per failed rule: the rule, axe-core's impact rating, the WCAG criterion and level, which of the five pages it appears on, and how many elements failed. Every rule links to its reference page.

03 / WHERE THE FIX LIVES

Theme, app, or Shopify

Each failing element is traced to your theme code, to markup injected by an installed app (named where we can), or to Shopify's hosted checkout — which you can't edit below Shopify Plus, so nobody should bill you to try.

04 / FINDINGS, EXPLAINED

Plain language, Shopify terms

For each failure: who it blocks (screen-reader users, keyboard-only shoppers, low-vision shoppers), what happens to them on your store, the selectors as evidence, and a concrete fix — theme editor, theme file, app settings, or "report to Shopify".

05 / WHAT IT CAN'T SEE

Printed on every report

An automated scan finds the subset of WCAG failures visible in markup and computed styles. It can't judge alt-text quality, focus order, custom widgets, or captions. The report says so, and tells you how to check those yourself in ten minutes.

06 / RE-SCAN

One free re-run

Fix what's in the table, reply with your audit ID, and we run the scan again at no charge so you can watch the rows disappear.

HONEST LIMITS

What this scan is not.

PRICING

A measurement, not a subscription.

Accessibility overlay widget

$/mo forever
  • Injects a toolbar into your storefront
  • Underlying code stays broken
  • Compliance claims, not measurements
  • Cancel and it's all gone
  • Named in lawsuits and an FTC action

StoreXray Accessibility Scan

$29 once
  • Five pages scanned in a real browser
  • Every failed rule, every element cited
  • Theme / app / Shopify attribution
  • Plain-English fixes in Shopify terms
  • One free re-scan · 14-day refund
Want the whole picture? The full $49 StoreXray audit includes this exact scan as its accessibility section, plus mobile UX and trust signals, page speed, the cart-to-checkout funnel, AI visibility, and a prioritized 30-day fix list across all of it.
Run the full audit — $49 →
QUESTIONS

The honest answers.

Is this a compliance certificate?
No, and be wary of anyone selling one. Automated tools detect a subset of WCAG failures — the ones visible in markup and computed styles. This scan tells you, precisely, what that subset found on five pages of your store. Conformance is a claim only a human audit with assistive technology can support.
Will this stop a lawsuit?
We don't know, and nobody honest can promise that. What we can say: plaintiffs' firms run automated scanners first, so the rows in this report are the kind of thing that ends up in a demand letter. Fixing them removes measured barriers for real shoppers. That is the reason to do it.
What does the scan actually check?
axe-core 4.13 with the WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 Level A and AA tags — 70 rules covering names and labels, colour contrast, ARIA use, structure, target size and more. We deliberately exclude axe's "best-practice" rules, which aren't success criteria and would inflate the count.
Some failures are in the checkout. I can't edit that.
Correct — Shopify hosts and controls the checkout, and merchants below Shopify Plus can't change its markup. We label those rows "Shopify checkout" so you don't pay anyone to chase them, and so you can report them to Shopify support with the exact element and WCAG criterion.
Why not just install an overlay app?
Because an overlay changes nothing in your code. Screen readers still hit the unlabeled button; keyboard users still can't reach the size selector. The accessibility community's Overlay Fact Sheet has been signed by hundreds of practitioners for that reason, and overlays appear in lawsuits as often as they prevent them. A scan tells you what to actually fix.
Is the scan mobile or desktop?
Desktop (1280 pixels wide). Almost every WCAG rule is viewport-independent — a missing label is missing on every screen — and desktop is the standard conformance viewport. The full $49 audit covers your mobile layout separately.
My store isn't Shopify. Will this work?
Not yet. The scan itself is platform-neutral, but the theme / app / checkout attribution and the fix guidance are Shopify-specific. Other platforms are on the roadmap.

See what a scanner finds on your store —
before someone else runs one.

Delivered in ~3–5 min PDF, every element cited 14-day money-back

Your scan PDF is all you'll ever get from us — no marketing spam, and we never sell your data. See our privacy policy →