Ecommerce readiness scanner

Find recurring GPSR and accessibility gaps across your product pages.

Run a free sampled scan to spot missing product-safety listing signals, accessibility issues, and template-level patterns before they become expensive cleanup work.

  • 10-page free sample
  • No credit card
  • Live scan progress
  • Private report link
Free scan

Scan your store

Enter a storefront URL. We'll sample public product pages and return an executive readiness report.

We scan public product pages only.

Free scan samples 10 product pages. Full crawl, CSV export, and monitoring can be unlocked after the scan.

What you get

Actionable signals, not just a page-by-page dump

Recurring pattern detection

See whether the same issue repeats across many product pages, pointing to catalog or template fixes.

GPSR readiness signals

Checks for visible manufacturer, importer, EU responsible person, product identifier, and safety/warning signals.

Accessibility / EAA checks

Flags technical accessibility issues such as labels, contrast, and image alternative text.

How it works

From storefront URL to audit report

01

Discover sampled product pages

We find product URLs from sitemaps and storefront links, then select a representative sample.

02

Scan rendered product pages

We load pages like a browser and check visible text, structured data, images, forms, and accessibility signals.

03

Review the audit report

You get an executive summary, recurring patterns, affected pages, and prioritized fix buckets.

Pricing

Start free. Unlock depth when the report is useful.

Run a free sampled scan first. Upgrade only when you want the full affected URL list, exports, or ongoing monitoring.

Free

€0

Sample scan

  • Sampled product-page scan
  • Executive summary
  • Recurring patterns
  • Top fix buckets
  • Private report link

*VAT may apply where required.

Coverage

What CatalogProof checks

GPSR readiness

Product-safety listing signals such as manufacturer, importer, responsible person, identifiers, and warnings.

EAA accessibility

Labels, contrast, alt text, and other technical accessibility signals.

Template patterns

Repeated findings that often point to theme or catalog-level fixes.