Effective July 11, 2026
WideAisle accepts private pilot requests from Shopify agencies and independent theme developers. A request does not start a scan or charge a card. If WideAisle approves the storefront, the requester may receive a separately reviewed private checkout link for the fixed offer described below. Public self-serve checkout opens only after an accepted paid pilot and all release-readiness gates.
The WideAisle automated launch accessibility preflight assesses discoverable public Shopify home, collection, product, cart, search, and information pages that it can discover. It uses desktop, Pixel 5 touch, and 320 CSS-pixel reflow profiles. The report records which page-state-device attempts completed, did not apply, were blocked, or failed. Checkout is not assessed.
The deliverable is an HTML report provided through an expiring, revocable access-controlled share link. It includes automated violations, needs-review observations, advisories, WCAG tags, sanitized evidence, conditional verified structural locators, a developer worklist, general Shopify-oriented remediation guidance, and retest instructions. It does not include checkout assessment, specialist review, a conformance or legal opinion, screenshots, ownership attribution, automatic fixes, PDF, or monitoring.
The private pilot costs $99 for one authorized public Shopify storefront. WideAisle delivers the initial access-controlled HTML report within two business days after settled payment for an eligible, reachable storefront.
The purchase includes one post-fix rerun for the same storefront. The customer must request it within 21 days after initial delivery. The rerun cannot be transferred, renewed, exchanged for cash, or applied to another storefront.
A WideAisle business day is a Monday-through-Friday day in America/New_York, excluding observed U.S. federal holidays. The deadline preserves the New York wall-clock time at which payment settled or a valid rerun was requested.
You must provide a valid public Shopify storefront address and an email address you control. By requesting or purchasing, you confirm that you own the store or have written authorization from its owner to request the scan. The product does not cover password-protected storefronts, customer accounts, admin pages, private applications, or other content that requires credentials.
Delivery occurs when the access-controlled HTML report is made available and WideAisle's email provider accepts the one intended access-link message for delivery. Inbox placement is not guaranteed. A later hard bounce revokes access and sends the order to refund handling.
A scan that finds no automated WCAG violations can still be a completed preflight when every planned attempt for the discovered supported scope completed. An unavailable exact locator does not by itself make an otherwise completed delivery defective. A blocked or failed planned attempt makes coverage incomplete and prevents paid delivery.
If the storefront is ineligible, blocks the bounded scan so a report cannot be completed, or WideAisle cannot deliver the initial report within two business days, the order is refunded under the refund policy.
Automated tools cannot evaluate every accessibility requirement and can produce incomplete or incorrect results. The report identifies only the observations supported by completed automated attempts in its recorded scope. Missing or incomplete coverage is not a pass. You are responsible for reviewing proposed changes, testing them before release, and deciding whether broader human evaluation is appropriate. WideAisle does not promise that the preflight will identify every accessibility barrier.
You may share the report with employees, contractors, developers, agencies, and professional advisers working for the assessed store. Keep the access-controlled share link within that authorized group. WideAisle retains its software, report format, and general remediation material. You retain all rights in your storefront and content.
Questions about these terms: hello@wideaisle.com.