What Curbcut doesn't do
Read this before you pay us. What our checks miss, what we will not claim, and who this is not for.
What our checks miss
We read the code your pages deliver and look for six specific problems. We do not check colour contrast, whether your store can be used with a keyboard alone, the order things receive focus in, or anything that only appears once the page is running — menus, popups, sliders. Those need a real browser driving a real page, and in the end a real person using assistive technology. A clean result from us is a good sign, not a clean bill of health, and we say so on the screen every time.
What we will not do
We do not fix anything for you. We do not modify your theme, install scripts, or add a widget. We do not issue a VPAT, because that is a formal conformance claim and our checks cannot support one. We do not give legal advice, and we are not a substitute for an accessibility audit by people who do this professionally.
What no one can do
No app can prevent you being sued. Anyone selling you that is selling you something they cannot deliver, and the FTC has taken action over exactly that claim. What we can do is make sure that if you are asked what you did about accessibility, you have a dated, specific answer instead of a shrug.
What you do get
Checks that run on a schedule across your real store pages. A problem tracked from the day it appeared to the day it was fixed. An email when something changes. A public accessibility statement with a real way for shoppers to report problems. And a dated report you can hand to a lawyer, emailed to you so it is yours whatever happens to the app.