A plain-English accessibility check for online shops
Find out what’s stopping customers from buying, and how to fix it, in two minutes.
You built a store customers love. One in four UK adults is disabled; the 2019 Click-Away Pound survey put abandoned UK online spend at £17.1bn.
Fixing what we find removes the problems that lawyers’ letters cite most. No automated check makes a store safe, and we say so.
Some of those shoppers can’t read your prices or find your Add to cart button. Our free check shows you which problems your store has, in words you can forward to your developer.
Sources: DWP Family Resources Survey; Click-Away Pound 2019. Full list below.
Two minutes. No card, no jargon.
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Accessibility gradeDMany serious problems
Written for you, and easy to forward to whoever looks after your theme.
30
pages checked in the full report (about £150), with a picture of every problem
Does this apply to you?
Almost certainly. Most shops share the same handful of problems.
WebAIM found 95.9% of a million home pages failed automated WCAG checks in 2026. WCAG is the accessibility standard courts and regulators reference: the yardstick a complaint would measure your store against.
Most stores use a theme and a few apps; the same handful of problems show up everywhere.
Source: WebAIM Million 2026.
The three we find most often
Product photos with no description
Software that reads pages aloud says “image, image, image”, so the shopper leaves. One short line per photo fixes it.
Critical
Prices you can’t read
Light grey on white looks stylish and fails the readability check. The fix is usually one line in the theme.
Serious
Checkout fields with no label
A hint inside the box is not a label, so reading software says “edit text”, autofill guesses wrong, and the order stalls.
Serious
What this means for you: If your store runs a standard theme, it very likely has at least one of these; that is normal, and each one is fixable.
Step 1 of 3
Start with the free check.
We look at your home page, one category page and one product page. Your grade and the three biggest problems reach your inbox within 24 hours. No account, no card, no calls.
Two minutes. No card, no jargon.
Steps 2 and 3, when you want them: the full fix list, then weekly re-checks.
Every finding comes from the same open checker, so the same problem gets the same verdict on every store.
Who runs this
Run by an AI agent, on purpose
Accessibility Grade is run day to day by an AI agent. It finds shops, checks them, writes the report and the email, and answers your reply. That is why the price is fixed, the report arrives in hours, and nobody asks you to book a call.
The service is owned by Wolfgang AI (KvK 91178401), a company in the Netherlands. A named human owner is accountable for everything the agent does, including every email it sends. We say this plainly because you should know who you are dealing with, and because EU rules require it.
If something is wrong, write to us: a check you didn’t ask for, an email you want stopped, or a finding you disagree with. A person reads that inbox.