Your webshop or app could get a formal notice. Read this.
Your website, app, or digital service may already be non-compliant. National authorities can and have already begun issuing formal warnings and even court orders. Funka Response puts experts in your corner the moment a formal warning arrives.
Enforcement is live: public and private sector.
Public sector — WAD
Enforcement active for years. Authorities are auditing and issuing formal reports.
Private sector — EAA
Deadline passed 28 June 2025. E-commerce, finance, transport, telecom and digital products all in scope.
Most organisations are completely unprepared
A formal warning is manageable if you have a structured accessibility roadmap ready. Most organisations don't.
If you sell online, you're in scope.
The European Accessibility Act applies to any business selling online, running a SaaS platform, or operating a digital service in the EU. The only carve-out is for microenterprises: fewer than 10 staff and no more than €2 million in annual turnover or balance sheet total. Cross either threshold and you are in scope — which catches far more businesses than most expect.
10 staff or €2M
The microenterprise exemption is narrow, and it only covers services. Grow past ten people or two million in turnover and the obligations apply in full, with no grace period.
95% of websites fail
The WebAIM Million report analyses the top one million websites every year. Over 95% have detectable accessibility failures. If that is true for the world's largest websites, the chances are high that yours does too.
Read the WebAIM Million report (opens in a new tab)Responding is complex
Authorities are issuing formal warnings now. Most organisations have no idea how to respond correctly: what to say, what to commit to, and how to structure a reply that satisfies the authority without creating new obligations.
How Funka Response works.
Three steps. No scramble, no guesswork — just a clear process from the moment a report arrives.
Subscribe
Choose your tier and subscribe before an authority contacts you. Coverage starts immediately.
You receive a notice from the authority
Forward the report to Funka. That single step triggers your subscription and starts the process.
Get expert help from Funka
A senior consultant reviews, meets with you, drafts the response. You approve before anything goes to the authority.
The depth of support depends on your tier. Number of consultant meetings, written replies, and whether Funka re-tests the issues from the report — all covered in the packages below.
When the authority calls, you're ready.
Choose the coverage level that fits your organisation.
- 1 consultation with a senior Funka consultant
- 1 formal written reply to the authority, drafted by Funka
- Accessibility Statement Template — yours to use and complete
- 1 consultation with a senior Funka consultant
- Up to 2 formal written replies to the authority
- Action plan submitted to the authority on your behalf
- Accessibility Statement Template — with Funka's advice on how to complete it
- 5% discount on Funka Toolbox
- 2 consultations with senior Funka consultants
- Up to 4 formal written replies to the authority
- Action plan submitted to the authority on your behalf
- Funka re-test of the issues from the report
- Accessibility Statement — fully drafted by Funka on your behalf
- 10% discount on Funka Toolbox
One domain per subscription. To be covered, you need to subscribe before receiving an authority warning or report. Cancel anytime — full flexibility, no lock-in. Covering multiple domains? Ask us about our special multi-domain pricing. Have more questions? Read our FAQ.
Tiers at a glance.
Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know about Funka Response before subscribing.
Yes. Funka Response coverage only applies if you are an active subscriber at the moment the authority contacts you. Subscribing after receiving a report means that case falls outside your subscription.
Think of it like insurance — it needs to be in place before the event, not after.