WCAG checker for ecommerce: find technical accessibility issues
An online store can look polished and still create barriers for keyboard and screen-reader users. Merqivio maps automatable WCAG 2.2 risk signals quickly.
Why this matters
WCAG 2.2 contains testable success criteria for digital accessibility. Technical defects such as missing accessible names, labels, alt attributes or focus risks can often be detected automatically.
What Merqivio checks automatically
Merqivio starts with a free sample. The paid Risk Report then scans up to 1,000 publicly discoverable pages in the background and groups technical findings with WCAG references.
- ✓ Alt text and accessible names
- ✓ Form labels and control names
- ✓ Headings, landmarks and page language
- ✓ Focus, tabindex and zoom signals
- ✓ ARIA, tables, iframes and contrast risks
💰 Evidence before expensive expertise
Technical evidence helps you spend expert time more effectively: first identify where defects are, then decide which manual audit, developer or specialist work is still needed.
From free check to remediation
Start free with up to 5 representative pages. After payment, the €19.95 Complete Accessibility Risk Report starts an extended background scan of up to 1,000 publicly discoverable pages and is emailed automatically when ready. The €59.95 Accessibility Fix Plan adds concrete remediation steps and example code. If you buy the report first, the later upgrade costs €40.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a full WCAG audit?
No. Automated tools can only assess automatable criteria and risk signals. Human evaluation is still required for full conformance assessment.
How many pages does the paid report scan?
Up to 1,000 publicly discoverable HTML pages per order.
Do I receive the report immediately?
After payment the extended scan runs in the background. When complete, you automatically receive an email with the PDF and secure online report link.
WCAG 2.2 — W3C · European Accessibility Act — EUR-Lex
Merqivio checks automatable, publicly visible technical signals. Automated tooling cannot assess every WCAG criterion and is not a formal conformance claim or legal advice.
WCAG checker for ecommerce: find technical accessibility issues
An online store can look polished and still create barriers for keyboard and screen-reader users. Merqivio maps automatable WCAG 2.2 risk signals quickly.
Start free Accessibility Check →