European Union
Directive (EU) 2019/882, applicable since 28 June 2025. Accessibility statement, Annex V information, and a feedback channel kept open for the life of the service.
- Signed by
- Europe Services SE, Prague
- From
- €690 / year
Your accessibility statement, signed by someone who stands behind it.
Online shops, banks, hotels and learning platforms selling into the EU have to publish one. Ontario businesses with 20 or more staff have to file a compliance report by 31 December. We scan the site, write the documents, and sign them from the jurisdiction that applies to you.
—days left to file the Ontario AODA compliance report. Deadline 31 December 2026.
Three jurisdictions, three signatures
Most providers sell a tool and leave the signature to you. We sign the documents ourselves, through a company actually established where the law applies.
United Kingdom
Equality Act 2010, and the 2018 regulations for public bodies. WCAG 2.2 AA evidence that enterprise buyers ask for in procurement.
- Signed by
- REP27 LTD
- From
- £690 / year
Canada
AODA compliance report due 31 December 2026 in Ontario, plus the accessibility plan, feedback process and yearly progress report under the Accessible Canada Act.
- Signed by
- Goldman Services INC
- From
- CAD 890 / year
What you actually receive
The signed statement
Written to Annex V, in the language of the authority that would read it, signed and dated by the entity established in that jurisdiction.
The conformity file
Annex IV technical documentation, the test evidence behind it, and five-year retention on our side rather than on a laptop in your office.
The feedback channel
The channel the law requires, hosted by us: a public page, a form, a log of what was reported and what was answered.
Monthly re-testing
The site is tested again every month. When a deployment breaks something, the statement is reissued with a new date and you are told what changed.
A verification page
A permanent public page with a code an inspector, a buyer or a customer can check. Not a badge image anyone could copy.
One file for three markets
If you sell in Europe, Britain and Canada, you get one coherent file rather than three vendors writing three different stories.
How it works
We scan
Your pages are tested against EN 301 549 and WCAG 2.2 AA. You see every barrier, with the page and the element.
We sign
You get the statement and the conformity file, signed and dated, with a verification code.
We watch
Monthly re-tests, reissued documents, and an alert when a change breaks conformity.
What the law allows
| Where | Maximum | What triggers it |
|---|---|---|
| Germany | €100,000 | BFSG, services not meeting the requirements |
| France | €25,000 per year | Missing accessibility statement on its own |
| Spain | €1,000,000 | Serious and repeated breaches |
| Ontario | CAD 100,000 per day | AODA breaches by a corporation |
In Ontario, penalties for late filing have in practice been reduced to CAD 500 on appeal. We would rather tell you that than sell you a number.
Where to start
E-commerce
The purchase path is what gets tested first, not the home page.
Shopify and WooCommerce
The failures are in the theme and the apps, and most are fixable from settings.
The 14 criteria that fail most
What each one means, how to test it by hand, and what we see break in practice.
This page was last updated on 11 September 2026. Legal references are checked against the official sources each month.