Know exactly where your Shopify store stands on accessibility — in plain English.
A $49 concierge audit that finds your store's accessibility issues, shows you which app is causing them, and gives you a prioritized, dated action plan. No scare tactics. No magic-button promises.
Normally $49 — free for a limited number of founding stores, in exchange for honest feedback.
Request your free founding auditMost store owners find out about accessibility issues from a demand letter.
5,000+ lawsuits in 2025
Over 5,000 web accessibility lawsuits were filed in 2025 (UsableNet) — roughly seven in ten against online stores. The issues behind them are usually ordinary and fixable: missing image descriptions, unlabeled buttons, low-contrast text.
Widgets don't fix the page
The popular "one-click accessibility" widgets don't fix the underlying problems. A large share of the businesses sued already had one installed. A widget on top of a broken page is still a broken page.
Honest triage, not compliance theater.
1. We never promise "compliance."
No automated tool can honestly make that promise — and the vendors who do are the ones drawing regulator attention. What we give you instead is clarity: what's wrong, how much it matters, and what to do first.
2. We name where each issue comes from.
This is our specialty, and nobody else does it at this price: every issue is traced to its source — your theme, or a specific third-party app, by name. "Your review app is causing 30% of your issues" changes what you do next.
3. Top 5 fixes, not a wall of 100+ error codes.
Raw scanners bury you in noise. Your report leads with the five fixes that matter most — ranked by severity, pages affected, and effort — each in plain English with exactly where to go in Shopify to fix it.
4. A dated record of your effort.
Every report is dated and archived. Courts and regulators consistently treat documented, good-faith remediation efforts favorably — your audit doubles as that paper trail.
Three steps. Forty-eight hours.
Purchase and send your URL.
Check out securely, then reply to your receipt with your store address. That's all we need.
We scan and personally review.
We run your storefront's key pages — home, products, collections, cart, search — against WCAG 2.2. Then a human (the founder) reviews every finding before it reaches you.
You get a report you can actually use.
A clean PDF: your score, Top 5 prioritized fixes, an app-by-app attribution table, a full technical appendix, a draft accessibility statement, and dated documentation of the review.
Built on established, transparent standards — no black-box overlay.
You don't need to take our word for how the audit works. Here's what actually happens, in plain language:
We crawl your store like a real shopper.
AisleClear visits your storefront's key pages and renders them the way a real browser does, not just the raw page source.
We test with the industry-standard engine.
Every page is checked with axe-core, the open-source engine used industry-wide, referenced against WCAG 2.2. We don't write our own detection rules.
We trace every issue back to its source.
Each finding is automatically traced to whether it comes from your theme or a specific installed app, named — instead of leaving you to guess.
We rank fixes by real-world impact.
Findings are prioritized by severity, pages affected, and effort — so your report leads with what matters most.
We translate findings into plain English.
An AI layer converts each priority finding into a short, concrete explanation — reviewed by a human before it ever reaches you.
Why this method is trustworthy. WCAG 2.2 isn't a proprietary scoring model we invented — it's the internationally recognized accessibility standard, and it's the same standard that professional accessibility auditors, courts, and plaintiffs' attorneys reference when they evaluate a website. axe-core, the engine that powers this audit, is the most widely-adopted open-source testing engine for WCAG in the industry, used inside many paid professional auditing tools as well.
So while no automated tool — including this one — can promise legal compliance, testing against WCAG 2.2 means AisleClear surfaces the same categories of issues a professional audit, or a demand letter, would focus on. That's a real, standards-based assessment, not a guess.
No proprietary black box, no invented compliance score — just transparent, established tooling, paired with prioritization and plain language you can actually act on.
What's in your report ($49)
Accessibility score
A single honest number, with context on what it means.
Today's Top 5 Fixes
Plain-English explanations, why each matters to real shoppers, and exactly how to fix it in Shopify.
App attribution table
Theme vs. each named app, so you know who's responsible for what.
Full findings appendix
The complete technical detail, formatted for your developer — you don't need to read it to act on the Top 5.
Draft accessibility statement
Ready to adapt and publish on your store.
Dated proof-of-effort documentation
Your archived record of a professional accessibility review.
A real AisleClear report — see exactly what you'll get
Honest answers
Will this make my store ADA compliant?
No — and be wary of anyone who says otherwise. No automated tool can guarantee conformance with the ADA, the European Accessibility Act, or any law. What an AisleClear audit gives you is an honest assessment of potential issues identified against WCAG 2.2, a prioritized plan, and dated documentation of your effort. That's what we can truthfully promise, so it's what we sell.
Do you install anything on my store?
No. Nothing is added to your site — no widgets, no scripts, no overlays. We scan your storefront the way a visitor's browser sees it, and you receive a report. Your store is untouched.
What if my store comes back mostly clean?
That's genuinely good news, and your report is arguably most valuable then: you get a dated, professional record showing your store was reviewed and found in strong shape — plus a draft accessibility statement and a baseline to re-check against as you add apps and content over time.
Who actually runs this?
The founder. Every audit is run and personally reviewed by a human before delivery. If something in your report is unclear, you can reply and ask — you'll get an answer from the person who reviewed your store, not a ticket queue.
Why is it only $49?
Because the category is scarred by tools that start cheap and creep to $200/month. Flat, predictable pricing is part of the product. One audit, one price, everything listed above included.
About the founder
Joseph Michael Peluso
Founder, AisleClear
Hi — I'm Joseph Michael Peluso, and I build and run AisleClear. I hold a business degree in management and entrepreneurship from UMass Lowell, and I work in the medical-device industry supporting the data behind life-critical AED devices — a field where getting the details right and being honest about what a tool can and can't do isn't optional. I built AisleClear to bring that same no-shortcuts, no-scare-tactics approach to Shopify accessibility. When I'm not auditing storefronts, I'm probably skiing or grilling by the beach.
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