Accessibility Act: affected companies

Find online sellers the BFSG likely affects and check who publishes accessibility information.

Preview

Example data

Companies	Sells to consumers	Micro-enterprise	Accessibility info	Info URL
WWohnkraft Shop	Yes	No	Yes	wohnkraft-shop.de/barrierefreiheit
HHafenkiosk	Yes	No	No	–
KKerzenwerk	Yes	Yes	No	–
SStahlbau Reuter	No	No	No	–

Columns in this template

Each column is a research question. Compelling answers it for every row and shows the source next to the answer.

Sells to consumersDoes this company sell products or services online to consumers?Yes / No
Micro-enterpriseDoes this company have fewer than 10 employees and at most EUR 2 million turnover?Yes / No
Accessibility infoDoes this company publish accessibility information for its online shop or service?Yes / No
Info URLWhat is the URL of this company's accessibility information?Link

When to use it

Sell accessibility audits
Agencies and testing providers find online shops that likely fall under the BFSG and have published nothing yet.
Offer shop and theme upgrades
E-commerce agencies approach shops without accessibility information with a concrete reason to talk.
Skip the exempt ones
Micro-enterprises providing services are exempt. Filter them out and spend outreach on shops that may be affected.

FAQs

Where does the data come from?

From company websites, shop pages, imprints and public registers. Compelling shows the source with each answer.

Is this legal advice?

No. The columns show indicators from public sources. Whether the BFSG applies to a company is for that company's own review.

What does the micro-enterprise column check?

It checks the exemption for service providers: fewer than 10 employees and at most EUR 2 million annual turnover or balance sheet. Public data is often thin here, so treat it as a first indicator.