Law 11/2023In force since June 2025
Some customers can’t buy on your website.
They can’t see the button, don’t know what’s in the photo or can’t pay without a mouse. We check your site for free, explain what’s wrong in plain English and, if you want, fix it in the code.
Received. We are already looking at your site.
The report will reach your inbox within 48 hours.
We fix websites built with: WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, PrestaShop, custom-built sites and booking systems.
10-second test
Does the law apply to you?
Since June 2025, anyone who sells or takes bookings online must meet WCAG 2.1 level AA and publish an accessibility statement. There is an exemption for micro-enterprises.
For guidance only, not legal advice.
Do you sell, or take bookings, on your website?
Do you have 10 or more employees?
Is your annual turnover over €2 million?
Answer all three and we’ll tell you straight away.
Yes, it applies to you.
The first step is to find out how your site is doing. The check is free.
You are probably exempt.
Micro-enterprises providing services are excluded. If you grow, it will apply to you; and an accessible site reaches more customers today.
Probably not, for now.
The law focuses on online sales and bookings. If you ever add them, it will apply to you.
Your product page, seen through other eyes.
Try each mode. It’s the same page: only the person looking at it changes.
This is how most people see it.
Now try the other modes.
What the screen reader says:
- “link”
- “link”
- “link”
- “image”
- “Reserva 2019, heading”
- “ADD TO BASKET”
Three icons with no name, a photo with no description and a buy button that isn’t a button.
A report the owner understands, not just the developer.
8 to 10 pages in PDF, with screenshots of your own site. No jargon.
- How many issues there are, how serious they are and whether the law applies to you.
- The 5 problems costing you the most customers, with the fix.
- Whether you have published your accessibility statement.
- A breakdown of the 8 key pages: home, product, basket, bookings, contact.
How we work
From “I don’t know what’s wrong” to a site that works for everyone, in four steps.
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Step 1: We check
Free. Automated scan of 8 key pages and a report in 48 hours.
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Step 2: We audit by hand
With a keyboard and a screen reader, including the checkout or booking process.
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Step 3: We fix the code
In your WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify or PrestaShop. And we write your statement.
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Step 4: We keep watch
Every change to the site can break something. We review it every month.
Pricing
Fixed price agreed before we start. VAT not included.
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Check
Free
Automated 8-page report in 48 h.
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Audit
€[PRECIO]
Manual WCAG 2.1 AA review and accessibility statement.
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Audit + fixesMost common
from €[PRECIO]
Everything above, and we fix the issues in the code.
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Monitoring
€[PRECIO]/month
Monthly review, alerts and an always up-to-date statement.
Questions
Is my company required to comply?
If you sell or take bookings online and have 10 or more employees or over €2 million in turnover, almost certainly yes. Answer the three questions above.
Do you guarantee 100% compliance?
No, and nobody honest can. We give you a documented audit against WCAG 2.1 AA, the issues fixed and the statement published: the foundation the law asks for.
Do I need a new website?
No. We work on your current site. Some closed site builders have limits, and we’ll tell you before we start.
Which languages do you work in?
Spanish, English, Ukrainian and Russian.
How long does it take?
The check, 48 hours. An audit with fixes usually takes [N] weeks, depending on the size of the site.
Open it up. To everyone.
Send us your website and in 48 hours you’ll know exactly what’s wrong and what it costs to fix.
Check my website for free