Accessibility fixes that live in your store's code.

Widgets that sit on top of your site don't stop accessibility complaints. Lintel scans your store and fixes the theme code underneath, so every change is reviewable and stays even if you cancel. We're building it now. Early access starts with a free scan, by email.

ACCESSIBILITY SCANdemo page, 6 problems

6 problems across 6 types · 2 critical, 4 serious

Critical Buttons with no readable name

Icon-only buttons are announced as just "button".

<button><svg width="10" height="10"></svg></button>

Fix: add an aria-label that says what the button does.

Critical Images with no text description

Screen-reader users hear nothing for these images.

<img src="a.jpg">

Fix: add an alt attribute describing the image.

Serious Text that is hard to read

Pale grey text on white fails the 4.5:1 contrast minimum.

<p style="color:#bbb;background:#fff">Free shipping over $50</p>

Fix: darken the text until contrast reaches 4.5:1.

Three of six problems shown. Automated scanning finds only part of the problems.

A real scan of a small demo page we built with deliberate problems. Your report covers your own pages.

Why stores are looking for something better

$1M

Settlement with an overlay maker

In 2025 the US Federal Trade Commission required accessiBe to pay $1M in a settlement over claims that its overlay could make any website WCAG compliant. Small businesses using such tools were still sued.

3,117

US federal cases in 2025

Website accessibility lawsuits filed in federal court, up 27% on 2024, with ecommerce the most targeted sector. Figure as reported by Appify Commerce.

€5k–€500k

EU penalty range

The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 2025. Penalties depend on the country. Enforcement is early, so most stores are still catching up.

How it works

AVAILABLE NOW
Send your address, get a report
We scan your store against WCAG 2.2 A and AA rules and email you a plain-English list of what's wrong, what it affects, and how to fix it.
IN BUILD
We write the fixes into your theme
Fixes arrive as a change you can read and approve before anything goes live. No script injected into your pages.
PLANNED
Keep it fixed
Stores change every week. We re-scan on a schedule and flag new problems before customers find them.

What we won't promise

No tool can make a website legally compliant with one click, and we won't say it can. Automated scans find only a portion of accessibility problems, and some fixes need a person's judgment. Lintel is not legal advice.

We'll tell you what we found, not just a score.
We'll show every change we make to your code.
We'll flag what still needs a human, such as meaningful image descriptions.

Questions

Do I need to get on a call?

No. Everything happens by email and shared reports. If you want a call for something specific, ask.

Which platforms will you support?

We're starting with Shopify and WordPress/WooCommerce, then Wix, Squarespace and Webflow. Tell us your platform in the form so we know what to build first.

What does it cost?

The scan is free. Pricing for fixes isn't set yet, and early-access members will hear before anyone else.

What do you do with my address and email?

We use them only to run the scan, send your report and update you about Lintel. Our automated browser visits the one page you enter, the way any visitor would. We don't sell or share your details. The service is run by Vesterås Tech AS in Norway, which is responsible for your data. To have your details deleted, write to hello@attestive.io.