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Quick answers

1. What exactly does the extension do?

   It reads checkout page templates (HTML, Twig, JSX, TSX, Vue) and checks 15 rules: 2 for the order button, 5 for mandatory information before it, 3 for consumer information, 2 for pre-checked boxes and payment fees, and 3 for cancellation in subscription contracts. For each violation, it reports the line number, paragraph, and how long the requirement has been in effect.

2. Who is this tool intended for?

   It is designed for developers who build or maintain checkout pages for German online shops using Shopware, WooCommerce, Magento, and Next.js templates, as well as agencies that hand over such shops to clients. It is also for anyone who has translated order button text from English templates or sells subscription products under German law.

3. What is the difference between the free and paid versions?

   The free version checks the open file and entire folder, showing line number, paragraph, and days of compliance requirement for each finding—enough to correct a template. The paid version exports a dated audit protocol with findings and paragraphs for records and allows team and customer project usage.

4. How much does compliance checking typically cost?

   An IT law firm checks the checkout page at hourly rates of 250 to 350 euros per hour in Germany, and only the status of one day is reviewed. This tool checks on every save, costs $29 once for the full version, and replaces the search for findings rather than the legal consultation.

5. Why not just ask ChatGPT or another AI?

   A general AI chat responds from training data with a cutoff date, cannot read your repository, and does not cite the rule version. This tool checks the open file against 15 rules, each with legal or official foundation, from a ruleset current as of 2026-09-22, and shows the exact line.