Pricing
Start with your storefront size.
Plans are priced by monitored pages, and the definition of a monitored page is published right here — beside the prices, not in the fine print.
Core
For Shopify Plus brands that want continuous monitoring and review-ready fixes.
$349/month
up to 1,000 monitored pages
billed monthly
- One Shopify storefront
- Up to 1,000 monitored pages
- Scheduled monitoring with changed pages prioritized in the next scan
- Checks mapped to supported WCAG 2.2 A/AA criteria
- One work item per shared theme source, not one ticket per page
- Eligible fixes prepared in an unpublished theme, with the exact diff
- Approve, edit, or reject fixes before anything goes live
- Eligible changes verified in the unpublished theme before live release
Trial runs through your Shopify admin. You won't be charged during the trial.
Scale
For larger catalogs and teams with established development workflows.
$699/month
up to 5,000 monitored pages
billed monthly
- Everything in Core
- Up to 5,000 monitored pages
- Larger scanning and verification allowances
- GitHub or Bitbucket pull-request workflows
- Jira escalation and issue tracking
- Advanced approval rules for eligible fixes
- Extended audit history and evidence retention
Trial runs through your Shopify admin. You won't be charged during the trial.
Managed
For organizations that want specialists running the program alongside you.
From$2,000/month
custom page allowance
custom annual plan
- Everything in Scale
- Multiple storefronts, brands, and international stores
- Specialists monitor, review, and prioritize findings
- Manual remediation beyond supported automated fixes
- Design and content decisions prepared with evidence and options
- Third-party app issues escalated to vendors
- Monthly program reviews with your team
- Dedicated accessibility and customer-success contacts
Priced on scope. See what specialists do.
The honest meter
What counts as a monitored page?
One unique public storefront URL evaluated in a monitoring cycle. Every collection URL and every product page URL counts separately. Verification re-checks and responsive profiles don't create new billable pages.
Example: 80 collections + 900 products = 980 monitored pages before you add home, content, and campaign pages. You'll see usage warnings as you approach your allowance — add page packs or change plans in-product, never a surprise overage.
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Managed is scoped to your organization, so several rows are set with you rather than fixed.
| Capability | Core | Scale | Managed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage | |||
| Shopify storefronts | 1 | 1, expansion stores as add-ons | Multiple brands and markets |
| Monitored pages | 1,000 | 5,000 | Custom |
| Scanning and verification allowance | Standard | Larger | Custom |
| Monitoring and fixes | |||
| Scheduled monitoring with changed pages prioritized in the next scan | Included | Included | Included |
| Checks mapped to supported WCAG 2.2 A/AA criteria | Included | Included | Included |
| One work item per shared theme source | Included | Included | Included |
| Eligible fixes prepared in an unpublished theme | Included | Included | Included |
| Exact diff shown for every proposed change | Included | Included | Included |
| Approve, edit, or reject before anything goes live | Included | Included | Included |
| Eligible changes verified in the unpublished theme before live release | Included | Included | Included |
| Advanced approval rules for eligible fixes | Not included | Included | Included |
| Manual remediation beyond supported automated fixes | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Workflow and team | |||
| Accessibility dashboard and exportable reports | Included | Included | Included |
| GitHub or Bitbucket pull-request workflows | Not included | Included | Included |
| Jira escalation and issue tracking | Not included | Included | Included |
| API access and custom integrations | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Evidence and reporting | |||
| Audit history for findings, approvals, changes, results | Included | Included | Included |
| Extended audit history and evidence retention | Not included | Included | Included |
| Scheduled reports and exportable evidence | Not included | Included | Included |
| Custom reports for leadership, legal, and engineering | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Custom retention requirements | Not included | Not included | Included |
| People and service | |||
| Onboarding and support | Standard | Priority | Dedicated contacts |
| Specialists monitor, review, and prioritize findings | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Design and content decisions prepared with options | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Third-party app issues escalated to vendors | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Monthly program reviews with your team | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Security review, DPA, and service-level commitments | Not included | Not included | Included |
Questions, answered straight
Pricing and product FAQ.
How much gets fixed automatically?
Our product target across supported fix categories is that about 80% of eligible issues may be prepared for review in supported themes. That's approximate potential coverage — not a guaranteed result for any store. It varies with your theme, apps, custom code, content, and monitored scope, and it excludes work that needs design judgment, manual testing, third-party changes, or Shopify-controlled surfaces.
Anything we prepare, you see as an exact diff before it ships. Anything we can't prepare gets an owner and a next step instead of silence.
Will you change my live theme?
Fixes are written into an unpublished copy of your theme. Approval rules can authorize eligible changes to be prepared and verified there, but publishing to the live theme always remains a merchant decision. Draft-theme changes can be rolled back if preview verification fails. Design and brand decisions are never automated.
Does ADA Monitor make my store ADA compliant?
No tool can truthfully promise that — automated testing cannot determine complete WCAG conformance, and conformance isn't the same as legal compliance anyway. What ADA Monitor gives you is a continuously maintained, documented program: issues found, fixes verified, decisions recorded. That's the substance regulators and courts look at when they ask what a business is actually doing.
What about issues in third-party apps, like support chat?
We flag them honestly. Embedded third-party scripts aren't ours (or yours) to safely rewrite, so those findings are labeled with the owner, the impact, and a suggested next step — usually a vendor escalation, which Managed can run for you.
How does the 15-day trial work?
Hit any "Start 15-day trial" button, connect your store through your own Shopify admin, and the first scan runs. You get the full workflow — report, drafted fixes, approvals, verification — for fifteen days. Plan selection and billing run through Shopify; you won't be charged during the trial.
Nothing is published to your live theme during the trial unless you approve it.
What if my catalog is bigger than my plan?
You'll see usage warnings as you approach your allowance — no surprise overages. Add monitored-page packs or change plans in-product. Every collection URL and every product page URL counts as one monitored page.
Do you support my theme?
Monitoring works on public Shopify storefronts generally. Automated fix preparation depends on recognizable theme structures, so coverage varies — that's why we say "supported themes" instead of "any theme." Your first trial scan shows exactly what's preparable on yours.
No sales gate for software
Size it against your real store.
Start the trial and the first scan tells you what we'd monitor, what's fixable, and which plan actually fits your catalog.