Terms

AltReview at https://alttextreview.com checks alt text on a public page you choose. These terms cover the preview that is available now.

What you may submit

Submit only public http(s) URLs you are allowed to fetch. Do not send addresses that are private, local, or behind a login. Do not send credentials in the URL. You are responsible for the pages and images you ask the tool to read.

What the check covers

• One page of static HTML, plus a small number of redirects that stay on public http(s) addresses.
• Rule checks for a missing alt attribute, filename or placeholder alt, and duplicate alt on distinct images.
• Visual drafts for at most 10 images, and only when the operator has configured a model key.

The check does not render JavaScript, does not discover sitemaps, does not crawl a whole site, and does not open login-walled pages. A result that says an image was missed, or that the fetch failed, means exactly that.

What we will not do

• We do not install a plugin or extension.
• We do not write alt text back to your website, CMS, or Shopify store.
• We do not sell a subscription or team seats in this version.
• We do not certify WCAG or ADA conformance, and we do not offer lawsuit protection or a guaranteed change in ranking or traffic.

Drafts and the CSV

Model output is a draft. It is not approved until you accept it, ignore the row, or keep the original. Unreviewed drafts are left out of the CSV. The file is a generic audit export, not a native Shopify import. If you move values into a platform import, test that import on a staging store. Empty columns in some imports overwrite live data.

Paid packs

The prices on the pricing page are $19 for 250 image occurrences and $39 for 1,000. They are one-time packs. Checkout is not open in this preview, so those packs cannot be purchased here yet. When batch jobs exist, a project will stop at 100 pages or 1,000 image occurrences, whichever comes first.

The service as it stands

The preview is provided as-is. Fetches can fail, rules can miss context, and a model can describe an image badly. You decide what to publish.