Audit your storefront
Scheduled scans load your real pages in a real browser — desktop and mobile — and check them against WCAG 2.1 AA and EN 301 549, the technical standard behind the European Accessibility Act.
The European Accessibility Act is no longer coming — it applies.
Since June 2025, online stores selling to EU consumers are expected to meet accessibility requirements — in Germany under the BFSG. a11y-guard finds storefront issues, helps you act on what matters, and keeps a verifiable record of every step you took.
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A single “accessibility score” hides what was actually tested and what was left unchecked. a11y-guard reports criteria tested and issues open as separate numbers — criteria that cannot be checked automatically are never counted as passed. That honesty is exactly what makes your audit journal worth keeping.
Scheduled scans load your real pages in a real browser — desktop and mobile — and check them against WCAG 2.1 AA and EN 301 549, the technical standard behind the European Accessibility Act.
Every issue is mapped to its success criterion and ranked by severity. You get developer notes for theme code, and AI-drafted alt text that you review — nothing is written to your store without your approval.
Every audit and action is recorded in a tamper-evident, hash-chained journal you can export. Draft an accessibility statement from your latest audit facts in English or German.
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Prices shown for orientation; the authoritative price is the one Shopify bills. Your audit journal stays exportable on every plan — including after downgrade.
No tool can promise that, and we don't. Automated testing covers only a portion of the success criteria — many require human judgement. What you get is honest coverage reporting, prioritised issues, and dated evidence of the steps you took.
Accessibility is not a one-time fix: themes change, products change, rules evolve. Recurring audits catch regressions, your journal keeps growing as evidence, and your statement stays anchored to recent facts.
No. The app requests no customer or order scopes at all. It reads your theme, products, files and content pages — and it can never modify your theme (write_themes is never requested).
Scan artifacts and sessions are deleted, your store record is pseudonymised, and the non-personal audit journal is retained for a limited period as evidence — see the privacy policy for details.