Paste a Shopify or WooCommerce store URL. We scan your product images for missing alt-text — the #1 trigger for ADA/WCAG accessibility demand letters.
Missing alt-text (WCAG 1.1.1) is the single most-cited finding in ADA web accessibility demand letters — it's the first thing an automated audit or a plaintiff's firm checks.
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U.S. federal ADA lawsuits over inaccessible websites have targeted thousands of e-commerce stores in recent years, and missing image alt-text is one of the most common — and easiest to prove — findings in a demand letter. Product photos without descriptive alt-text fail WCAG 2.1 Success Criterion 1.1.1 (Non-text Content), which is the baseline most plaintiffs' firms cite. A store with hundreds of product images and zero alt-text is a visible, quantifiable target.
ComplianceSnap scans your live storefront the same way an automated accessibility audit or a plaintiff's firm would: it counts every product image missing alt-text and estimates your exposure with a clear risk tier (low / medium / high), free, in under a minute — no signup required for the scan itself.
Paste your store URL above. We crawl your public product pages, check each image's alt attribute for missing or placeholder text (empty strings, filenames, "image1.jpg", etc.), and return a risk tier based on the share of images affected. If issues are found, you can optionally get a full report with AI-suggested alt-text for every flagged image for $9, or a $9/month plan that re-scans weekly and keeps an audit trail.
See also: the full Shopify & WooCommerce ADA compliance checklist, covering the 10 most common findings beyond alt-text, what to do if you already received an ADA demand letter, or how to bulk add alt-text across your whole catalog once you know what's missing.
No. ComplianceSnap gives a technical estimate of accessibility risk based on public page data, not a legal opinion. For an actual ADA demand letter or lawsuit, talk to a lawyer familiar with digital accessibility.
Descriptive alt-text on product images is one of the most-cited WCAG 1.1.1 failures in accessibility demand letters, so closing that gap removes one of the easiest findings for a plaintiff's firm to point to. It doesn't guarantee immunity, but it removes low-hanging fruit.
Yes — the scanner works on any storefront it can crawl publicly, including Shopify and WooCommerce/WordPress stores. WooCommerce stores that want alt-text fixed permanently for every image, including future uploads, can use the Alt Text BYOK plugin ($24.99 one-time).
Risk tier is based on the share of product images missing alt-text: stores with most images unlabeled score high, a mix scores medium, and stores with alt-text already in place across most images score low.