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Your Online Store Must Be Accessible by Law

The European Accessibility Act deadline has passed. Online stores must meet accessibility requirements or face legal consequences. Webwarden finds the issues before your customers, or regulators, do.

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Why act now

Accessibility Is Now a Legal Requirement for Online Stores

European Accessibility Act

The EAA requires all e-commerce services in the EU to be accessible. This includes product pages, checkout flows, and customer account areas. Enforcement is active.

Lost Sales from Broken UX

15-20% of the population has some form of disability. An inaccessible checkout loses you customers every day. Fixing accessibility issues directly increases conversion rates.

SEO and Search Rankings

Accessibility and SEO overlap heavily. Missing alt text, broken heading structure, and poor link text hurt both accessibility and your Google rankings.

What we check

Comprehensive checks, built for online stores

Accessibility

WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 compliance checks. Alt text, color contrast, keyboard navigation, form labels, heading structure, ARIA attributes. Covers all four principles: Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust. Also scans linked PDFs.

Security

Data breach monitoring for email addresses found on your site. Vulnerable JavaScript library detection. SSL certificate issues. Malware scanning. These are the problems that erode visitor trust overnight.

SEO

Missing or duplicate meta titles, canonical URL issues, alt text gaps, heading hierarchy, language codes, non-indexed pages, oversized files. Ten checks that directly affect your search rankings.

Content

Broken links (internal and external), broken video embeds (YouTube, Vimeo), and spelling errors. Three checks that catch the things your visitors notice first.

Data protection

Finds every email address and phone number published on your site. Helps you keep contact details current and audit what personal data is publicly visible. Relevant for GDPR compliance.

Quality

DNS record issues, failed HTTP requests, HTML validation errors, and JavaScript errors. The technical foundation that affects how your site works across devices and browsers.

How we compare

Webwarden vs Manual Audits

Feature	Webwarden	Manual Audits
Automated WCAG scanning	Yes	No
Continuous monitoring	Yes	No
Broken link detection	Yes	No
SEO audit	Yes	No
Security scanning	Yes	No
Expert review depth	Automated	Manual
Price for 250 pages	99 EUR/month	5,000-15,000 EUR one-time
Time to results	60 seconds	2-4 weeks
Ongoing monitoring	Yes	No

What our customers say

Real feedback from real teams

Webwarden is a unique tool that combines extensive content and accessibility checks into a single service. The broken links tool has become indispensable for us.

Jussi Verkkonen

Content Manager, Partioaitta

Pricing that fits your budget

Most online stores pay 99-219 EUR/month. No contracts. No hidden fees.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Does the European Accessibility Act apply to my online store?

If you sell products or services to consumers in the EU, yes. The EAA covers e-commerce services, including product pages, shopping carts, checkout flows, and customer account management. The requirements apply regardless of where your company is based.

Can Webwarden scan my checkout flow?

Webwarden scans all publicly accessible pages on your website, including product listings, category pages, and any checkout steps that do not require authentication. For login-protected areas, you can use our authenticated scanning feature.

What about dynamic product pages?

Webwarden crawls your website like a search engine would. It follows links to discover product pages, category pages, and other dynamic content. If a page is reachable through your site navigation, Webwarden will find and scan it.

How is Webwarden different from a manual accessibility audit?

A manual audit gives you a one-time snapshot from a human expert. Webwarden gives you continuous, automated monitoring. Most teams use both: a manual audit for the initial deep review, then Webwarden for ongoing monitoring to catch new issues as content changes.

Is Webwarden GDPR compliant?

Yes. Webwarden is a Finnish company. All data is processed and stored in Finland within the EU. We do not access any customer data, payment information, or login-protected areas unless you explicitly configure authenticated scanning.

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