Watch your store disappear, the way a blind shopper meets it.
Every line below is what a screen reader says out loud on an ordinary shop. Nothing added, nothing hidden.
your store, read in tab order
Dead ends: 4
01Skip to content
02image.dead end
03link.dead end
04Everyday tote
05image.dead end
06Choose size. Small, medium, large.
07button.dead end
- Skip to content
- image. (dead end: nothing tells a shopper what this is)
- link. (dead end: nothing tells a shopper what this is)
- Everyday tote
- image. (dead end: nothing tells a shopper what this is)
- Choose size. Small, medium, large.
- button. (dead end: nothing tells a shopper what this is)
That’s your Add to cart.
A drawing of a shop, not a real one.
what it costs
Listen
Paste any store’s address and hear it read in tab order, every dead end counted. No account, no email, no card.
Store Audit
We read your money pages — home, collection, product, cart, checkout, account, contact — against WCAG 2.2 AA and EN 301 549, and order the findings by what blocks a purchase. Paid once.
If it finds nothing that stops a shopper buying, you pay nothing.
what we will never say
We will never call your store compliant.
No badge, no seal, no certificate. The FTC finalised a $1M order against the best-known overlay vendor in April 2025, over the claim that its code could make any site accessible.
22.6% of the accessibility suits filed in the first half of 2025 hit stores that already had an overlay installed.
Every audit ends with what we could not hear: the part an automated pass cannot judge, and where you still need a human with a real screen reader.