How much can my company be fined under EAA?
EAA carries penalties of up to Per member state. This page breaks down every fine tier by article, explains who is at risk, and shows live enforcement examples.
How EAA penalties work
The European Accessibility Act (Article 29) requires Member States to establish effective, proportionate, and dissuasive penalties for non-compliance with its accessibility requirements.
Fine tiers by article
Non-compliance with accessibility requirements for products and services
Per member state (effective, proportionate, dissuasive)
Applies to:
- Products placed on market not meeting Annex I accessibility requirements
- Digital services not meeting WCAG 2.1 Level AA requirements
- Failure to provide accessible customer service channels
- Missing or incomplete accessibility conformity statements
Stacked exposure with other EU regulations
EAA non-compliance can intersect with anti-discrimination legislation and GDPR where personal data is processed in inaccessible digital services.
Calculate your stacked fine exposure →Frequently asked questions
What are the European Accessibility Act penalties?
Penalties are set by Member States and must be effective, proportionate, and dissuasive. The Directive applies to products and services placed on the market from 28 June 2025.
What is your stacked fine exposure across all EU regulations?
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