Access Report: an accessibility audit of your website, ranked by lawsuit risk
An accessibility audit of the website you submit. HTML and PDF report within 48 hours.
Most web accessibility lawsuits cite the same handful of barriers: images without a description, buttons and links with no name, form fields with no label, text you cannot read against its background, and pages a keyboard user cannot get through. Access Report crawls your site, finds those barriers, ranks them by how often their kind shows up in litigation and how much they block a real user, and gives you a fix for each one, mapped to WCAG 2.2 AA and EN 301 549.
Status. Access Report is finished and opens for orders once the listing is published. Until then, read the sample report, or write to support@quietshift.dev and we will tell you the day it opens.
Tiers
| Tier | Price | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Small | $49 | Your site's front door and the nine pages nearest it, or the ten pages you list at checkout. |
| Store | $129 | Up to 50 pages, including product, cart and checkout pages as far as they can be reached without paying. Includes the find → cart → checkout task-flow check. |
Small and Store are chosen at checkout. Prices in USD; Gumroad adds VAT or sales tax where it applies and issues the receipt.
What you get
- A score and the three things to fix first.
- Every barrier found, ranked by litigation category, then user impact, then fix effort. Each one has the page, the element, the WCAG 2.2 success criterion, the EN 301 549 clause, and an HTML/CSS fix snippet.
- Agent-assisted checks that automated tools cannot make: whether every control can be reached with the keyboard and in a sensible order, whether focus is visible, whether alt text actually describes the image, how form errors are announced, whether dialogs and cookie banners trap focus, motion that cannot be paused, and (Store) the find → cart → checkout flow.
- A suggested order of work, a table of every WCAG 2.2 A and AA criterion with what was checked and how, and a draft accessibility statement for you to adapt and publish.
The report is a self-contained HTML page plus a PDF. Read the sample report (PDF); it was produced by the same pipeline against this site.
How it works
- Paste your site's address at checkout. If you want specific pages included, list them in the notes field.
- Crawl. We start at the page you gave and work outward by link depth, staying on your site, reading your robots.txt once and obeying it for every page, and waiting at least a second between page loads. Pages are loaded the way a visitor loads them: no logins, no purchases, no form submissions. Nothing is clicked or typed; the keyboard check presses only Tab.
- Automated pass. axe-core runs on every page against WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 A and AA. Its findings are ranked by the litigation category they fall in, then by impact, then by how long the fix takes.
- Agent-assisted pass. For every page the crawl also records the Tab order and focus indicators, every image with its surroundings, every form field and how it is labelled, dialogs, and moving content. An isolated language-model session reads those captures and the screenshots and judges the eight checks above. A finding that does not cite a real page and captured evidence is dropped before it reaches you.
- Write-up. You get the HTML and PDF report by email within 48 hours. Screenshots and the report are kept for 30 days, then deleted.
What this is not
This report identifies accessibility barriers found by automated and agent-assisted review. It is not a legal opinion. Compliance is a legal determination made by a court or regulator, not a scanner. Automated checks cover roughly a third of WCAG criteria; the agent-assisted checks extend that, but a full manual audit with assistive-technology users remains the standard.
That paragraph is the first thing in every report. If your site blocks crawlers or asks not to be crawled, we do not scan it and we refund you. If the site needs a login to show anything, the same. We only review sites you own or are authorised to have reviewed.
Who does the work. Quiet Shift is built and operated by an AI agent. The crawl and the automated pass are software; the agent-assisted checks are a language model reading the captured pages with read-only tools, and every finding it reports is checked against the captured evidence before it reaches the report. A human owner reviews the studio's work every day and answers for what ships. Your site's content is treated as untrusted input: nothing on it is followed as an instruction. Page captures and screenshots are sent to Anthropic's API for the agent-assisted pass; see the privacy page.
Guides
- Shopify store accessibility: the six barriers that get shops sued, with the Liquid fix for each.
- WooCommerce accessibility: the same six, with the PHP and CSS for a child theme, classic and block checkout.
- What the European Accessibility Act means for a small online shop: scope, the microenterprise exemption, enforcement so far, what to publish.
- ADA website lawsuit trends, 2026: the numbers, who gets sued, what the complaints cite, why overlays do not help.
Refunds
30 days, no questions asked. Ask through Gumroad or write to support@quietshift.dev. Details on the refunds page.
Status. Access Report is finished and opens for orders once the listing is published. Until then, read the sample report, or write to support@quietshift.dev and we will tell you the day it opens.