Web accessibility checker · WCAG 2.2
Find accessibility issues.Know what to fix next.
Plain-English fixes, clear priorities, and weekly monitoring. Give your team a practical way to find barriers and check that your changes work.
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Your free accessibility scan
Your score, severity breakdown, and five priority fixes. Delivered to your inbox.
No sales calls. No demos.
Start in 60 seconds.
From URL to fix list in minutes.
Step 1: Paste your URL
That is the whole setup. Nothing to install, nothing to configure.
Step 2: We scan your website
A real browser opens your pages and runs the full WCAG 2.2 rule set, the same standard the laws point at.
Step 3: Read your report
Your score, every issue ranked by severity, and a plain-English fix for each one, down to the element to change.
Step 4: Invite your team
Bring in whoever does the fixing. Mark each issue fixed, in progress or won't fix, and leave a note saying why.
Step 5: We re-scan every week
Any deploy can undo a fix, so we check again weekly and email you when your score moves.
A look at the product
One score your whole team understands.
Every site, one number, and the trend behind it. Your developer sees the failing elements; your marketing lead sees whether this month is better than last. Nobody has to read a forty-page audit to know where things stand.
Every issue comes with the fix.
Not a rule ID and a link to a specification. A plain-English explanation of what is wrong, every element it affects, and exactly what to change, so whoever has to fix it can just fix it.
Before: <img src="/summer-sale.jpg">After: <img src="/summer-sale.jpg" alt="Summer sale: 30% off all outdoor furniture">
Watch the number go up.
We re-scan every week and keep every result, so progress is a line on a chart instead of a feeling. It is also the artefact you show a client or a board when they ask what you have been doing about it.
Website accessibility monitoring without the enterprise theatre
Easy
Plain-English fixes your whole team understands, like "this button has no label, add one like this", not auditor jargon.
Self-service
Signup to first report in minutes. No onboarding, no demos, no procurement.
Affordable
From $49/month. Manual audits cost thousands per round, and enterprise accessibility platforms start with a sales call. This is the accessibility audit tool priced for the rest of us.
Honest
We show what's broken and how to fix it. No overlay widget, no "one line of code" magic, no compliance badges we can't stand behind.
Track the fix
Set a status on any rule and leave a note. Notes are kept as a history, so next quarter you can still see why a call was made.
Compare any two scans
See what actually changed between scans, page by page: what got fixed, what regressed, what is new since last week.
Exports that leave the app
The full report as a PDF for the people who ask for one, and every issue as CSV for the people who'd rather have a spreadsheet.
Every finding cites its rule
Each issue links to the rule from the authors of the engine we run, and to the W3C page for the success criterion an auditor would cite.
The rules are already in force
The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 2025 to companies selling products and services to EU customers, including through a website. In the US, web accessibility lawsuits under the ADA continue in the thousands per year, and most cite WCAG as the benchmark. An EAA compliance checker run weekly won't argue your case, but it means you find your issues before someone else does.
To be precise: automated checks find issues referenced by these laws. They don't, and cannot, determine legal compliance. Nobody's software can, whatever their landing page says.
What low-vision users see
Low-contrast text is the most common thing our scanner finds. Here is what it does to an ordinary sentence, and what fixing it looks like.
Fails WCAG AA2.1:1
Off is the contrast plenty of sites ship. On is the same words at a contrast that clears WCAG 2.2 AA, which asks for at least 4.5:1 between body text and its background.
Sample text: "Spring sale ends this Sunday. Every order over $50 ships free, and returns are open for 30 days.". Shown in gray on gray at a contrast ratio of 2.1:1, which fails the WCAG 2.2 AA minimum of 4.5:1 for body text.
Simple pricing, straight from the page
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. The price on the page is the price.
Starter
$49/month
- 1 website
- Up to 100 pages per site
- 3 team members
- Weekly scans + email alerts
- Shareable reports, PDF & CSV export
Growth
$149/month
- 5 websites
- Up to 500 pages per site
- 10 team members
- Weekly scans + email alerts
- Shareable reports, PDF & CSV export
Agency
$299/month
- 20 websites
- Up to 500 pages per site
- 25 team members
- Weekly scans + email alerts
- Shareable reports, PDF & CSV export
Every plan: card required, cancel anytime during the trial and you pay nothing. Extra site slots are $25/month each on any plan.
Send your score to your boss or client with one link
Every site gets a read-only shareable report: the score, the severity breakdown, and what to fix first. No login needed, no code detail exposed, revocable any time. Agencies use it as the deliverable; teams use it to get the fix prioritised.
Questions, answered straight
Is this a compliance guarantee?
No, and be suspicious of any tool that says otherwise. Automated checks find the issues that automated checks can find: reliably, on every page, every week. A full legal picture also needs human testing (keyboard journeys, screen-reader flow, content clarity) and, where it matters, legal advice. We show you exactly what's broken and how to fix it; we never certify compliance.
What is WCAG 2.2?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines: the W3C standard for accessible websites, currently at version 2.2. Levels A and AA are the conformance targets referenced by the European Accessibility Act and by most ADA web lawsuits. Our WCAG 2.2 scanner checks every page against the A and AA rules that can be tested automatically.
Does this apply to my US business?
US courts have consistently treated inaccessible websites as an ADA issue, and thousands of web accessibility lawsuits are filed every year, most citing WCAG. If you sell to customers in the EU, the European Accessibility Act has also applied to you since June 2025. An ADA website compliance tool doesn't make the risk zero, but knowing your issues before a demand letter arrives puts you in a very different position.
How is this different from an overlay widget?
Overlays add a line of JavaScript that claims to fix accessibility automatically. Regulators and accessibility advocates have publicly rejected that claim, one major overlay vendor was fined by the FTC, and overlay-equipped sites still get sued. We do the opposite: we tell you what's actually broken in your own code and exactly how to fix it. Real fixes, in your site, that stay fixed.
Do I need a developer?
It helps for some fixes, but every issue comes with a plain-English explanation your whole team can read. Most alt-text, link-name, and colour issues can be fixed by whoever edits your site. Where code has to change, the report says precisely which element and what to change, so a developer fixes it in minutes instead of investigating for hours.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Plans are monthly, cancellation is one click in the app (no email, no call), and access runs to the end of what you've paid for. Cancel during the 7-day trial and you pay nothing at all.
What happens after the free scan?
Your report lands in your inbox: score, issues by severity, and your top fixes in plain English. Over the following days we send at most two short follow-up emails about your results, then we stop. No infinite drip. Unsubscribe works with one click. One free scan per email; free reports are kept for 30 days.
How often do you re-scan?
Weekly, automatically, on every plan, because accessibility isn't a one-off audit. Every deploy can introduce a regression, so website accessibility monitoring means checking again every week and emailing you when something breaks. You can also trigger a scan yourself any time, and set per-site schedules.
Sixty seconds from now, you'll know.
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