What does my online store have to comply with: accessibility and legal texts?
Since 28 June 2025, Law 11/2023 on accessibility applies to many online stores. In addition, every store needs a legal notice, privacy policy, terms of sale, right of withdrawal and a cookie policy.
With an agency or a freelancer
- The legal texts are written by a lawyer or an advisory firm, and accessibility is reviewed by a specialist: they are separate commissions.
With a general AI
- It can review your shop and write your copy if you give it access to the website and your company data.
- Knowing what the regulations require, fixing the theme and measuring again is for you to coordinate.
With Devellia
- Devellia measures your store against European regulations, for free, and tells you what fails.
- It fixes what depends on your store's design and measures again.
- It writes your legal pages with your company's details: you or your advisor should review them before publishing.
- Your legal pages: €1.00 – €2.00 ($1 – $2)
Estimated prices, VAT included. You pay what it uses and never more than the maximum we show you before you start.
Devellia fixes what depends on the design and adds the accessibility statement, but it does not replace a full accessibility audit.
Questions
How much does it cost with Devellia?
Your legal pages: €1.00 – €2.00 ($1 – $2). VAT included, and never more than the maximum we show you before you start.
Is anything published without me seeing it?
No. Devellia does it on a copy of your shop, you see it working and it's only published if you approve it. If you're not happy with something, it's undone.
Sources: Cuatrecasas, key points of Law 11/2023 on accessibility.