Adapta Tu Web is a Spain-based accessibility software studio and spin-off of the web agency eligeunaweb.es, built to make WordPress and PrestaShop stores compliant with WCAG and the EU Accessibility Act (EAA). Its flagship product, Blind Reader, is a subscription plugin that connects automatically to a visitor's screen reader and guides blind, low-vision, motor-impaired, ADHD, dyslexic, and autistic users step by step through navigation and checkout, with voice-navigation support that doesn't interfere with existing assistive technology. Blind Reader won the 2026 National Ecommerce Tools Award for Best Product for Web and CMS. The company's second named product, the Withdrawal Button, is a WooCommerce/PrestaShop plugin built to satisfy EU Directive 2023/2673, which from June 2026 requires online retailers to give EU consumers a clear, accessible way to exercise their 14-day right of withdrawal. It is WCAG 2.1 AA certified, logs cancellation requests with SHA-256 cryptographic hashing and official PDF receipts for legal defensibility, includes fraud detection, supports 13 languages, and syncs automatically with order status. A free 'Lite' version covers basic WordPress functionality without the legal-documentation features. Beyond these two plugins, Adapta Tu Web also sells custom accessibility services — audits, remediation and QA, bespoke accessible plugin/module development, and training/monitoring — quoted per project rather than on a standard price list.
Key Features
Blind Reader screen-reader assistant — Automatically connects to a visitor's screen reader and narrates page purpose, sections, and recommended actions, guiding blind and low-vision users step by step through navigation and checkout.
Voice-navigation and cognitive-accessibility support — Voice-navigation controls that work alongside a user's existing assistive technology without interfering with it, supporting visual, motor, ADHD, dyslexia, and autism-related needs.
Withdrawal Button cancellation widget — A WCAG 2.1 AA-certified, keyboard-navigable button that lets EU shoppers exercise their 14-day right of withdrawal directly from a WooCommerce or PrestaShop order.
Legally defensible request logging — Withdrawal requests are recorded with SHA-256 cryptographic hashing and an official PDF receipt, with built-in fraud detection and automatic order-status syncing.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Two narrowly-scoped, purpose-built plugins (Blind Reader, Withdrawal Button) address specific EU accessibility/legal deadlines rather than generic overlay widgets
Withdrawal Button has transparent, affordable one-time pricing (€39) with a free Lite tier
Blind Reader's pricing tiers are published up front (monthly and annual) rather than hidden behind a 'contact us' form
Award-winning product (2026 National Ecommerce Tools Award) with a specific accessibility focus across visual, motor, and cognitive disabilities
Bespoke audit/remediation option available for teams that need more than an off-the-shelf plugin
Cons
Product line is split across two separately-branded plugins plus a custom-quote consulting arm, which makes the overall offering harder to evaluate as a single product
Blind Reader's Enterprise annual tier and most bespoke services require contacting sales rather than seeing a price
Primarily built for WordPress/WooCommerce and PrestaShop — not a fit for stores on other platforms