German Shop Compliance Checker (Grundpreis, Impressum, BFSG)
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German Shop Compliance Checker (Grundpreis, Impressum, BFSG)
Bulk-check German online shops for Grundpreis (PAngV) on product pages, the obsolete EU OS link, Impressum details, legal page links and BFSG accessibility signals. Works on any shop, Shopify auto-detected. Clean JSON for agents and agencies. Technical signals, not legal advice.
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German Shop Compliance Signals
Check German online shops for the most common e-commerce compliance signals in one run, with output as clean JSON for agents, agencies and developers.
What it checks
- Grundpreis (PAngV): product pages that show a quantity (e.g. "500 ml") but no unit/base price.
- Obsolete OS link: references to the EU ODR platform, which was shut down on 20 July 2025.
- Impressum signals: e-mail, address, managing director, VAT ID, register entry.
- Legal pages: links to Impressum, Datenschutz, AGB, Widerruf, Versand.
- BFSG / accessibility: whether there is an accessibility statement, an
html langattribute, and images without alt text. - Price display: whether product pages have an "inkl. MwSt." note and a shipping-cost note.
It works on any shop. Shopify stores are detected automatically, and their products are sampled via /products.json.
Use cases
- Agencies: audit prospects or client shops in bulk before an onboarding call.
- AI agents: call it via Apify MCP to answer "is this German shop missing basics?"
- Developers: add a compliance-signal step to shop monitoring pipelines.
Input
{ "shops": ["example-shop.de", "https://another-shop.de"], "maxProductPages": 5 }
Output (per shop)
signalScore (0–100), issues[] (each with severity, code and message), legalLinks, impressum, obsoleteOsLinkFoundOn, accessibility, productsChecked[].
Disclaimer
This actor reports automated technical signals. It is not legal advice. Heuristics can produce false positives and false negatives, so verify findings manually or with a lawyer.