European Accessibility Act · 28 Jun 2025
⚠️ EAA in force: fines up to €1,000,000 (e.g. Spain), €250,000 (France), €100,000 (Germany)

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Since 28 June 2025 the European Accessibility Act requires most EU businesses (over 10 employees or over €2M revenue) to make their website accessible. Find out in 30 seconds where you're not compliant — free, no signup.

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A real fix, not a fake overlay

Most "1-line accessibility" widgets just paint an overlay on top of your site. They don't fix the underlying code — and courts have repeatedly ruled they don't make a website compliant. We do the opposite.

❌ Overlay widgets (accessiBe, UserWay & co.)
  • A script that masks problems at runtime, leaving the real HTML broken.
  • Screen-reader users often report they make navigation worse, not better.
  • Named in a growing number of accessibility lawsuits — an overlay is not a legal defense.
  • A recurring fee for a band-aid that auditors and regulators can see through.
✅ The AccessiScan approach
  • We diagnose the actual code against WCAG 2.1 AA — the standard the EAA points to.
  • You get the exact fixes, prioritized by fine risk, that your developer applies once.
  • A real Accessibility Statement backed by real changes — not a widget disclaimer.
  • Fix it properly, then monitor so it stays compliant. No lock-in to a magic script.

Sources: overlay tools have been the subject of hundreds of ADA/EAA complaints and public statements from accessibility experts and organisations of disabled users. An overlay does not replace accessible code.