Wondering whether your online store is compliant? Enter its URL. ELI scans up to 6 public pages and looks for key indicators related to .
No back-office access is requested. Only public pages are read.
A PrestaShop store cannot be declared “compliant” by one automated test. Compliance depends on your business, products, target countries and how the rules apply to you. However, many required or expected elements must be visible on public pages.
ELI detects these public signals and highlights items that appear missing, incomplete or worth checking. It is a free technical pre-check, not a legal certification.
EU obligations can affect product pages, checkout information, promotions, privacy and accessibility. The checker focuses on the public elements that can be assessed without accessing your back office.
For products in scope, consumers may need access to manufacturer details and, where applicable, the EU responsible person. The checker looks for these details on product pages.
Relevant warnings, precautions and safety information should be clear when required. A simple “GPSR” mention is not enough on its own.
Consumers must be able to understand their legal guarantee rights. The checker searches for clear, accessible legal-guarantee information.
For distance sales where the withdrawal right applies, information about the 14-day period and the model form should be available before the contract is concluded.
Where a price reduction announcement falls within the rule, the previous price must follow the applicable reference-period requirements.
Professional identity, contact details and contractual information should be easy to find. The checker searches for terms, legal notice and seller identity signals.
Stores must inform visitors about personal-data processing. The checker detects public privacy information but cannot fully audit GDPR compliance or every cookie-consent scenario.
The checker reviews a few technical basics such as page language, main landmark, headings and image alt text. This is not a full WCAG or European Accessibility Act audit.
Each check is shown with a status, explanation and the page where evidence was found.
Homepage, one product page and key legal pages are discovered automatically, up to 6 public pages.
The checker distinguishes PrestaShop, Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or an unidentified platform to reduce simple false positives.
GPSR, legal guarantee, withdrawal, 30-day pricing, seller information, privacy and basic accessibility signals.
Results are grouped into “fix”, “check” and “found”, with plain-language explanations rather than internal codes.
No public scanner can confirm complete legal compliance by itself. It cannot see your contracts, internal GDPR records, all cookie scenarios, customer-service processes, historical pricing or sector-specific duties. Use the result as a starting checklist.
The checks link back to official EU texts so you can verify the rule at source. Exact applicability depends on your situation.
An automated test cannot certify full compliance. The checker can identify many public indicators and flag items that appear missing or need review.
Enter your store URL. The checker reviews public pages for GPSR, consumer rights, promotions, legal information, privacy and accessibility signals.
Depending on the business, requirements can include seller information, consumer rights, withdrawal, legal guarantee, price rules, product safety, data protection and accessibility.
GPSR is not specific to PrestaShop. It applies to products and economic operators within its scope. If you sell covered products in the EU, relevant public information may be required.
For products in scope, required information must be easily accessible. The exact requirement depends on the manufacturer, its EU establishment and the operators involved.
The standard distance-selling withdrawal period is generally 14 days for consumers, with statutory exceptions. The checker mainly looks for public withdrawal information and a usable path.
When a price reduction announcement falls within the applicable rule, the previous-price reference must comply with the relevant national implementation. The checker looks for a public indicator.
It detects public privacy information, but cannot certify full GDPR compliance or test every script and consent scenario.
No. It is an automated pre-check designed to highlight public elements that deserve review.
Run the free check now: no installation, no account and no back-office access.
Two modules are already available for the areas currently covered.
