Your website might be excluding 1.3 billion people.

Our free scan uses the same axe-core engine those tools use, so on its own it isn't more thorough. The difference is what happens after: Pro crawls your whole site (not just one page), generates a specific code-level fix for every issue in your framework, and gives you a PDF you can hand to a client or manager. Expert adds a human specialist to catch what no automated tool — ours or anyone else's — can test for.

Each fix is generated against the exact failing code pulled from your site, not a generic template. We rate every fix's confidence as high, medium, or low, and flag low-confidence ones for manual review rather than presenting them as certain. We don't publish an accuracy percentage yet — we'd rather wait until we have a real benchmark across a broad set of sites than guess at a number.

No. $149 is a one-time payment for one audit of up to 50 pages. There is no recurring charge and no seat limit — come back and re-audit any time, and each new audit is priced the same.

An AI pre-scan plus a manual review by a human accessibility specialist: keyboard navigation, screen-reader passes, focus order, alt-text quality, and cognitive-load checks — the areas automated tools cannot reliably judge. You get a comprehensive report and a WCAG 2.1 AA conformance summary with a prioritized remediation plan. It is a point-in-time expert assessment, not a legal certification. Pricing starts at $1,200 and is scoped per site — request a quote to get started.

Our scanner uses axe-core, an industry-standard accessibility testing engine, to check every page against WCAG 2.1 A/AA rules. Automated tools can reliably catch things like missing alt text, low contrast, and missing form labels, but they cannot judge things that require human context — like whether alt text is actually meaningful, or whether a complex interaction makes sense to a screen reader user. Automated scans typically catch 30–40% of all WCAG issues; the rest require a manual review by a trained auditor.

WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) 2.1 AA is the internationally recognized standard for web accessibility, and the level most commonly required by law (e.g. ADA, EN 301 549, AODA). It covers how people with visual, motor, auditory, and cognitive disabilities perceive and interact with your site — roughly 1.3 billion people worldwide.

The PDF includes a cover page with your score, an executive summary, a WCAG principle breakdown, full detail on every critical and serious issue (with code snippets and fixes), a condensed list of moderate/minor issues, and our methodology and disclaimer page.

Most sites finish in under 10 minutes. We crawl up to 50 pages and run a full accessibility scan on each one, so larger sites take longer than smaller ones. You will get an email the moment your report is ready — you do not need to keep the tab open.

No. We only scan publicly accessible pages. We never attempt to bypass authentication, log in on your behalf, or access private or gated content.

No. Automated reports are indicative only and are not a substitute for a manual audit by a certified accessibility professional. They should not be submitted as a formal VPAT or compliance declaration without expert human review.

We cap each Pro report at 50 pages, prioritizing your most important pages (homepage, navigation targets, and pages with the most traffic where detectable). If you need a larger site fully covered, our Expert tier scopes a custom package with a human specialist.

Yes. Many of our customers are agencies running reports for client audits and pre-launch QA. Each report is billed per site, and there is no subscription or seat limit.