Scan
0 EURfree
For shops that want a first look at their home page.
- Your home page
- All 24 checks
- The three most severe findings in full
- Whether an accessibility statement is linked
- Report with date and evidence ID
We show you barriers in your shop, down to the element in the page's HTML.
Each finding comes with a suggested fix and a time stamp, so you can show what was tested and when.
No call, no slide deck. Results by email, usually the same working day.
Example report example-shop.test
This example shop is built into this page. Open your browser’s developer tools and you will find these exact lines.
View a sample report A Snapshot report on a fictitious sample shop we built for this purpose, with every finding of the test. The draft accessibility statement that comes with every Snapshot is not included in this sample.
Prices
For businesses only. All prices exclude VAT. You can request the free scan now.
Snapshot
390 EURone-off, excl. VAT
For shops that want a dated starting point for their fixes.
- Up to 25 pages
- All findings with location and suggested fix
- Draft accessibility statement
- Report with date and evidence ID
- Delivered within 24 hours of payment if we can reach your site
If we check an order first or need a detail for the invoice, the 24 hours start later; if we do not accept an order, we refund the full amount. How ordering works
Continuous
149 EUR / monthexcl. VAT · minimum term three months, paid when you order (EUR 447)
For shops whose pages keep changing.
- Up to 100 pages, tested every week
- Email alert when the weekly test finds a new barrier
- Dated evidence archive of every test
- Draft accessibility statement, updated with every test
- Monthly status by email
Sprint
1,900 EURfixed price, excl. VAT
For shops that want ready-made code, not only suggestions.
- Code patches for Shopify, WooCommerce and WordPress themes
- Before/after comparison, both dated
- 30 days of corrections to what we deliver
- At most two orders per month
What the scan shows and what the Snapshot adds
Scan
- Price
- free
- Pages
- your home page
- Checks
- all 24
- Findings with location and suggested fix
- the three most severe
- Draft accessibility statement
- no
- Report with date and evidence ID
- yes
- Delivery
- usually the same working day
Snapshot
- Price
- EUR 390 one-off
- Pages
- up to 25 pages
- Checks
- all 24
- Findings with location and suggested fix
- all
- Draft accessibility statement
- yes
- Report with date and evidence ID
- yes
- Delivery
- within 24 hours of payment
If we cannot reach your site or need a detail for the invoice, we ask you first.
Agencies: we are preparing a partner programme. Ask us about it.
Ask about the programme: info@five49.comHow it works
- You send us your shop address and receive the free scan by email, usually the same working day.
- We deliver the Snapshot as a PDF by email, with the draft of your accessibility statement as its final part.
- You may pass the report on to your developers or your agency. The location is the place in the HTML that your page delivers to visitors. The report does not say which file of your theme or shop software produces it.
What we test and what we do not
Scope of testing: 24 automated checks look for failures in 15 of the 55 WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA success criteria. They cannot show that a criterion is met; all 55 need manual review. This is not a conformance statement, not legal advice and no assurance of any legal outcome.
24automated checks
15 of 55WCAG 2.2 A and AA criteria where our checks look for failures. All 55 also need a person.
75shop home pages we measured ourselves
100/100what this page scores in our own scanner. This is our own automated test result, not an independent assessment.
We measured 75 shop home pages ourselves.
Home pages of 75 shops, tested with our own scanner between 19 and 26 September 2026.
61 of 75
home pages had no link our scanner could identify as an accessibility statement.
Own automated measurement with our scanner as it stood at the time, 19 to 26 September 2026, n = 75 home pages. We do not name the shops. They come from our own list of potential customers; the selection is not representative. This measurement does not show whether a shop has an accessibility statement on another page.
A widget leaves your code as it was.
An overlay changes the page in the visitor’s browser after it has loaded. The code your server delivers stays as it was. Two of the cases below concern overlays; the third is a court order on a retailer’s own website.
FTC order: accessiBe to pay USD 1 million
The US Federal Trade Commission alleged that accessiBe’s claim that its widget could make any website WCAG-compliant was false, misleading or unsubstantiated. The final order dates from 22 April 2025.
Court recommends that claims against UserWay proceed
A florist that had subscribed to the UserWay overlay sued UserWay after it was itself sued over the accessibility of its website. A US magistrate judge in Delaware recommended that the claims for consumer fraud and negligent misrepresentation proceed.
Source: Law Office of Lainey Feingold (lflegal.com), post with a February 2026 update
Carrefour ordered to make carrefour.fr accessible
In interim proceedings, a court in Caen gave Carrefour six months to make its website and app accessible in full. Being 71 % accessible to blind and partially sighted people was not enough for the court.
Questions
What exactly is in the report?
For every barrier we find: the page, its location in the page's HTML, the WCAG criterion, its severity and a suggested fix; the free scan shows this for the three most severe. The Snapshot adds a draft accessibility statement. Every report carries a date and an evidence ID.
Do you test everything?
No. Our automated checks look for failures in 15 of the 55 WCAG 2.2 A and AA criteria. They can find a missing label; they cannot judge whether an error message is clear or an image description fits. That takes a person with a screen reader, for all 55 criteria, and every report says so.
Who is responsible if an authority or a court asks?
The responsibility stays with you as the operator of the shop. We do not promise any legal outcome. What we give you is a dated record of what was tested and what we found, and you may use it with authorities and courts.
We already use an overlay widget. Is that not enough?
An overlay adds a script that changes the page in the visitor's browser; the code your server delivers stays the same. Send us your address and we will show you the findings in that code, with the widget installed.
How quickly do we get results?
The free scan usually arrives the same working day. A Snapshot arrives within 24 hours of payment. If we cannot reach your site or need a detail for the invoice, we ask once, and if we hear nothing for 14 days, you get your money back without asking.
Can you fix the problems for us?
With Sprint we write the code patches for Shopify, WooCommerce and WordPress themes, with a dated before and after. You or your agency apply them; we never ask for your logins. Sprint is not yet bookable.
Does it work with our shop system?
Yes. We test the HTML your server delivers, so Shopify, Shopware, WooCommerce, Magento or your own build make no difference to the test. We do not score pages that build their content only with JavaScript in the browser, and we tell you so.
What happens to our data?
We read public pages only and follow your robots.txt. We store the addresses of the pages we tested, the findings and the code excerpt of each finding; never whole pages and never customer data from your shop.
Find out where you stand.
Send us your shop address. We test the home page and reply with the three most severe findings, free and without a call.
Public pages only. We honour robots.txt.