Rhinehart StudioUS Website Compliance Check
Check your website against the main US rules, for $99.
An automated scan plus a human-reviewed PDF report, with a red/amber/green summary and plain-English fixes, within 2 working days. It covers accessibility (ADA and WCAG 2.1 AA), privacy policies under the CCPA/CPRA and other state laws, opt-out links and Global Privacy Control, tracking disclosure, FTC advertising rules and CAN-SPAM.
What we check
| Area | What we look at | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Accessibility | Automated WCAG 2.1 A and AA rules (axe-core) on your homepage, mapped to impact, plus whether you publish an accessibility statement and whether an overlay widget is loaded | The DOJ says the ADA applies to the websites of businesses open to the public (ADA.gov). WCAG is the most widely used technical benchmark (W3C). |
| Privacy policy | Whether a privacy policy can be found, and whether it covers the categories of data, purposes, sharing, retention, consumer rights and how to make a request | California's CalOPPA requires a privacy policy on commercial sites that collect personal information from California residents, including a Do Not Track statement (Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §22575). |
| Opt-out and GPC | A "Do Not Sell or Share" / "Your Privacy Choices" link, and whether ad trackers still load when the browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal | California's regulations require businesses covered by the CCPA to treat opt-out preference signals such as GPC as a valid opt-out (CPPA regulations; California AG); several other states have similar rules (IAPP tracker). |
| Tracking | Analytics and advertising tags found, and whether the policy mentions them | What the policy says should match what the site does. |
| FTC claims | Affiliate links, reviews and testimonials, and "Made in USA" wording | FTC Endorsement Guides (16 CFR 255), the Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule (16 CFR 465) and the Made in USA standard (FTC). |
| Email sign-ups | Sign-up forms, and a checklist for your marketing emails (sender, physical address, opt-out) | CAN-SPAM penalties can reach $53,088 per email (FTC). |
Sample report: we ran the check on a large US retailer's public homepage to test the tool. Ask us for the sample PDF by email.
How it works
- Order online and give us your website address, the US state you're based in and your platform (for example Shopify, Squarespace or WordPress).
- We scan your public pages as a US visitor, with and without a Global Privacy Control signal, and a person reviews the results.
- Within 2 working days you get a PDF report by email with a red/amber/green summary and fixes.
- Fix things yourself, or add the Fix Pack for paste-ready text and step-by-step settings.
Pricing (US dollars)
US Compliance Check
$99 one-off
- Automated scan plus human-reviewed PDF report
- Accessibility, privacy, opt-out/GPC, tracking, FTC and CAN-SPAM
- Delivered within 2 working days
- Not a full WCAG audit; not legal advice
US Fix Pack
$199 one-off
- Privacy policy sections drafted from your answers (state privacy rights, Do Not Track and GPC statement)
- Opt-out link and GPC set-up steps for your platform
- Accessibility fixes written out element by element, and an accessibility statement draft
- CAN-SPAM email footer checklist
- One re-scan; delivered in 4 working days; no site access needed
Compliance Monitor (US)
$29 / month
- Weekly automated re-scan against the US checks
- Email report showing what changed since last week
- Cancel any time before the next billing date
Charged in US dollars via Stripe. Any tax that applies is shown before you pay. If you're a consumer buying the Fix Pack, you can cancel within 14 days of ordering; if you ask us to start sooner, you pay for work already done. See the terms.
FAQ
Is this legal advice?
No. It's a technical and documentary review of what's publicly visible on your website. For legal advice, talk to a US-licensed attorney.
Will this stop me getting an ADA demand letter?
No one can promise that. Automated tests catch some accessibility problems but not all, and lawsuits depend on many things outside a website scan. The report shows you what we found and how to fix it.
Does the CCPA apply to my small business?
Often not: it applies to for-profit businesses that do business in California and meet a threshold, such as annual gross revenue over $26,625,000 (the 2025–26 figure) or buying, selling or sharing the personal information of 100,000 or more California consumers or households (CPPA). CalOPPA's privacy-policy requirement has no revenue threshold. The report tells you which checks matter for you.
Do you need access to my website?
No. We only load the public pages any visitor can see.
Questions before ordering?
Email [email protected].