EU law since 28 June 2025

Is your webshop ready for the European Accessibility Act?

We check whether people with disabilities can actually buy in your shop, and you get a clear list of what to fix. The first check is free.

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  • Free
  • No obligation
  • Result within 48 hours
Example: a product page with three typical barriers
Problems
  1. Low vision: the grey text is too pale to readLow vision: the text is dark enough to read
  2. Blind customers: the colour options have no name, so the screen reader can't say themBlind customers: hear “Moss green”, “Ocean blue”, “Sand”
  3. Keyboard users: can't see where they are on “Add to cart”Keyboard users: a clear ring shows where they are
  • Checked against the official EU checklist
  • No logins or code access
  • Reviewed by our team
  • Fixed prices from €490

Why it matters

1 in 4

adults in the EU has a disability, about 90 million people

Source: Council of the EU

€100,000

maximum fine per violation in Germany

Source: BFSG § 37

61%

of about 100 large Dutch webshops: a customer with a disability could not place an order

Source: ACM, March 2026

Customers who get stuck don't complain. They buy elsewhere.

Who gets stuck in your shop

Three of your customers. Each one gets stuck on something small.

  • An older woman with glasses taps a product on her tablet

    She sees poorly. Pale grey text and tiny buttons stop her.

  • A woman with headphones listens to her laptop

    She is blind. Her screen reader can only say what has a name.

  • A man with his arm in a sling uses only the keyboard

    He can't use a mouse. He must always see where he is on the page.

What is the European Accessibility Act?

An EU law that says online shops must be usable for people with disabilities. In short:

  1. 2019

    The EU adopts the law (Directive 2019/882).

  2. 28 June 2025

    It applies to webshops that sell to consumers in the EU.

  3. Now

    Each country checks it with its own authority.

  • Who

    Webshops and shopping apps that sell to consumers in the EU.

  • Not for

    Very small businesses: fewer than 10 employees and at most €2 million yearly turnover (or balance sheet total).

  • What

    Every customer can see or hear the content, use everything with a keyboard or a screen reader, understand it, and buy.

This is what you receive

Blind people use a screen reader: software that reads the page aloud. This is how one hears a typical product page.

Accessibility report

Before the fix

Screen reader says:

  1. “image”
  2. “image”
  3. “image”
  4. “image”
  5. “button”

Which colour? Which button? Customer leaves.

After the fix

Screen reader says:

  1. “Linen cushion, image”
  2. “Moss green, selected”
  3. “Ocean blue”
  4. “Sand”
  5. “Add to cart, button”

Order placed.

Colour choices and the buy button have no name

Priority: high

What is wrong
The colour choices are pictures without a name. The buy button is an icon without a name.
Who gets stuck
Blind customers using a screen reader. They can't choose a colour, so they can't buy.
After the fix
Your developer adds a short name to each colour and to the button. Now every customer can order.

A full audit covers up to 8 pages. Every problem is explained like this, most important first.

What we check

  • Keyboard

    Every step works without a mouse.

  • Screen reader

    Buttons, images and fields say what they are when read aloud.

  • Readable text

    Text is dark enough to read, also when zoomed in.

  • Forms

    Buttons and input boxes have clear names, and error messages are clear.

  • Mobile

    Ordering works on a phone.

  • Accessibility statement

    A first version of your accessibility statement (the page that explains how your shop meets the law), written for you.

Why not an agency or a widget?

Why not an agency or a widget?
Classic agencyAccessibility widget (a toolbar add-on)EveryoneCanShop
Price€1,500-5,000Monthly feeFrom €490, fixed
TimeOften weeksMinutes5 working days
Removes the real problems?Yes, if your developers implement itNo, it only adds a toolbar on topYes, your developer fixes them with our clear list

Classic agency

Price
€1,500-5,000
Time
Often weeks
Removes the real problems?
Yes, if your developers implement it

Accessibility widget (a toolbar add-on)

Price
Monthly fee
Time
Minutes
Removes the real problems?
No, it only adds a toolbar on top

EveryoneCanShop

Price
From €490, fixed
Time
5 working days
Removes the real problems?
Yes, your developer fixes them with our clear list

Packages and prices

Start free. Fixed prices, no hourly billing.

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Mini check

Free no obligation

See what blocks your customers.

Within 48 hours

  • 2-3 real barriers with screenshots
  • Who is affected and how to fix it
  • Reviewed by our team

You decide afterwards whether you want more.

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Recommended

Full audit

from €490 one-off, fixed price

The complete picture and a fix list.

Within 5 working days

  • Up to 8 key pages, desktop and mobile
  • Keyboard and screen reader checks
  • A clear list of fixes for your developer, most important first
  • A first version of your accessibility statement, written for you

€490 covers up to 8 key pages. Larger shop? You get a fixed price first.

Ask for a full audit

Re-test

€200 one-off

Proof that the fixes work.

  • Every problem checked again
  • Updated report you can show

Monitoring

€79 per month

Stay accessible after every shop update.

  • Monthly check of your key pages
  • Alert when an update breaks something

Prices for business customers, excluding VAT.

How it works

  1. Send your web address

    It takes 30 seconds.

  2. Free mini check

    Result within 48 hours.

  3. Full audit, if you want

    Within 5 working days.

  4. Fix and re-test

    Your developers fix, we confirm.

Questions

Does the law apply to my shop?

Most likely, if you sell to consumers in the EU and have 10 or more employees or more than €2 million turnover. This is not legal advice.

Will an accessibility widget solve it?

No. A widget is a toolbar add-on you install on your shop. It sits on top, but the shop underneath stays the same. Buttons and fields without a name still have no name.

How do you test without access?

We use your public shop like a customer: browse, choose, add to cart, go to checkout. We stop before payment.

Is our data safe?

We only see what every visitor sees. No logins, no customer data, no real orders. Our own site uses no cookies.

Do you fix the problems?

Your developers or agency do, with our list of fixes. Afterwards we check again.

What if you find nothing?

Then you get that in writing, free. On real shops this is rare.

Is the report a legal certificate?

No. It is a professional test against the official EU checklist. It shows what to fix first.

Portrait of Ivan Raylyan, founder of EveryoneCanShop

Who is behind it

Ivan Raylyan · Founder

EveryoneCanShop was founded by Ivan Raylyan. He is an engineering and delivery manager who leads software teams and projects. He started in software quality and spent years on products for legal, regulatory and financial companies, where every detail has to be right.

Our team combines AI-assisted testing of every page with step-by-step keyboard and screen reader checks. Every report is reviewed by our team before it reaches you.

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Free mini check

Your shop URL

Within 48 hours you get 2-3 real barriers with screenshots. Free, no obligation.

Your email app opens with a prepared message. We reply to that address.

Questions? Write to ivan@everyonecanshop.com

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