Enforceable EU-wide since 28 June 2025

Prove your site is accessible — before a lawsuit proves it isn't.

Proveform audits your real code against WCAG 2.1 AA across every page, then watches every deploy so a regression never reaches production. Timestamped evidence your auditors and counsel can build on — never an overlay widget the FTC and judges have already rejected.

No widget on your site · we never inject code · EU data residency

shop.example.eu · full-site audit9 critical
Pages scanned
147
WCAG score
76%
Issues found
38
“Add to cart” button has no accessible nameWCAG 4.1.2
Email field is missing a labelWCAG 3.3.2
14 images have no alt textWCAG 1.1.1
Nav text contrast 2.1:1 (needs 4.5:1)WCAG 1.4.3
Re-scanned every deploy · alert on regressionExport WCAG / VPAT →
Measured againstWCAG 2.1 AAEN 301 549EAA (EU)ADA Title IIISection 508
28 Jun 2025
EAA enforceable across the EU (EN 301 549)
$1,000,000
FTC fine on accessiBe — overlays don't make you compliant
22.6%
2025 US accessibility suits on sites that had an overlay
WCAG 2.1 AA
The exact standard you are judged and audited against

The problem

The deadline passed. The lawsuits started.

Accessibility is no longer a best practice — it's enforced law with a number attached. And the tools most teams reach for actively make it worse.

01

It is the law — and it's being enforced

The European Accessibility Act has applied EU-wide since 28 June 2025. France filed its first suits against major retailers in late 2025; the Netherlands began auditing non-reporters in 2026.

02

Overlays don't protect you

The FTC fined accessiBe $1M for claiming its widget makes sites compliant. In H1 2025, 22.6% of US accessibility lawsuits hit sites that already ran an overlay. Courts reject them.

03

You can't see your own gaps

Thousands of elements, hundreds of pages, new violations on every deploy. No team tracks which button, form, or image fails by hand — and one is enough to get sued.

How it works

Scan. Fix. Prove. On every deploy.

1

Crawl your whole site

Enter a URL. A real headless browser walks every page — home, product, cart, forms — exactly as a screen-reader user would reach them.

2

Detect real WCAG failures

Each page is checked against the full WCAG 2.1 AA ruleset. You get the page, the element, the criterion, and the fix — not a vague score.

3

Monitor & prove

Re-scan on every deploy, alert the moment something regresses, and export a timestamped WCAG / VPAT report for auditors and counsel.

What you get

A diagnosis, not a band-aid.

Continuous monitoring, not a one-off audit

A report is stale the next deploy. Proveform re-scans on every release and alerts you the moment a new violation ships — so you stay conformant between audits, not just during them.

deploy #1184 · score 94%0 new issues
deploy #1185 · regression2 new contrast failures
→ alert sent · build flagged · /checkout

Full-site crawl

Hundreds of pages audited automatically — not one URL at a time like free checkers.

Timestamped audit evidence

Exportable WCAG / VPAT documentation for your auditors and counsel — the evidence trail an EAA accessibility statement is built on. (Automated catches ~30-40%; full conformance needs a manual audit — we do that too.)

CI accessibility gate

Fail the build on regressions. One step in GitHub Actions keeps non-compliant code from shipping.

Never an overlay

We never inject a line of code into your site. We inspect from the outside and tell you the truth.

The evidence

Every failure, down to the line.

Not a percentage you can't act on. Each issue names the page, the failing element, the exact WCAG criterion, and how to fix it — ranked by lawsuit risk so you know what to ship first.

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shop.example.eu — findingsVPAT export
critical14 images have no alt textWCAG 1.1.1
critical“Add to cart” has no accessible nameWCAG 4.1.2
seriousEmail field is missing a labelWCAG 3.3.2
seriousNav text contrast 2.1:1 (needs 4.5:1)WCAG 1.4.3
moderate3 links read only “click here”WCAG 2.4.4

Who needs this most

E-commerce & retail

High-traffic stores in the EU & US — the #1 lawsuit target.

Public-sector suppliers

Selling to government means accessibility is contractually required.

Banks, insurance, travel

Consumer-facing services explicitly in EAA scope.

Agencies & platforms

Manage 10–100 client sites from one compliance dashboard.

What's at stake

One lawsuit costs more than years of monitoring.

Put a number on the risk you're carrying right now — then see your real violations.

50,000 / month

ADA web lawsuits run ~4,000+/year in the US; the EAA is enforceable EU-wide since 28 Jun 2025. Most demand letters settle for $5k–$50k.

Estimated annual exposure
$7,700

if one accessibility action lands (EU — EAA).

Proveform (Business)$4,788 / yr
Covers itself by preventing1 action in 2+ yrs
See your real risk — scan free →

Illustrative estimate, not legal advice. Your scan shows the actual violations.

See where your site fails — in two minutes.

Free scan of your top pages, worst violations ranked by lawsuit risk. No widget, no credit card. Then monitor the whole site from $149/mo.

Honest by default — we never claim a certification we don't hold.