Free accessibility check See what an automated check finds on your store
Enter your store's address and we'll run an automated WCAG 2.2 AA check on up to five key pages, at desktop and mobile widths. You get a plain-English summary in minutes: which issues showed up, on which templates, and what they mean for customers.
What you get
- Issues grouped by type and by template, each with a plain-English explanation.
- Results at desktop and mobile widths, from the axe-core engine against WCAG 2.2 AA rules.
- A clear note on what automated checks can't test, such as keyboard traps and screen reader announcements.
What it isn't
No score, grade or “compliant” verdict. This is an automated check, not a review or an audit, and it isn't legal advice.
Only check sites you own or manage. We don't check logged-in pages or checkout. Checks are rate-limited. Results are private to you and are never published or used to contact anyone.
Example results
Example store (demo)We found 181 automated issues across 3 templates
Kettlecrest Outfitters demo store before fixes: desktop width, each template in its default state, WCAG A and AA rules. This is the layout your results use.
WebAIM notes that automated tools cannot detect every WCAG failure, so a page with no detected errors is not necessarily accessible. Source: WebAIM Million 2026 (Methodology), February 2026
| Issue type | What it means for customers | Templates | Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low-contrast text | Prices, labels and links are hard to read for people with low vision. | Home, collection, product | 114 |
| Images without text alternatives | Screen reader users hear a file name, or nothing, instead of what the image shows. | Home, collection, product | 22 |
| Links with no name | Icon links (search, cart, social) are announced as “link” with no destination. | Home, collection, product | 22 |
| Buttons with no name | Quick-add and form buttons are announced as “button” with no purpose. | Home, collection, product | 15 |
| Page language not set | Screen readers may read the page with the wrong pronunciation. | Home, collection, product | 3 |
| Zoom disabled | People can't pinch-zoom on phones to read small text. | Home, collection, product | 3 |
| Unlabelled form fields | The sort menu and quantity field don't say what they're for. | Collection, product | 2 |
What this check can't tell you
- Whether a keyboard user gets trapped in a menu, drawer or pop-up
- Whether focus moves in a sensible order
- What a screen reader announces when something is added to the cart
- Whether a menu can be opened without a mouse
On this demo store, the automated check flagged 13 of the 30 issues in its mock review. The other 17 needed keyboard and screen reader testing.
Up to 3 templates, with manual keyboard and screen reader testing of the add-to-cart path. Credited in full toward Review + Fix within 30 days.