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Free Web Accessibility Scanner with Advanced Pro Audits (Scan Public + Login Protected Websites)

Protect your users and your business by ensuring your website meets ADA and WCAG standards .Our free accessibility checker finds issues fast and gives practical solutions for improvement. Test your URL now and create a website that’s accessible, inclusive, and compliant.

Compliant With Leading Accessibility Regulations: WCAG EAA Section 508 AODA ADA

Note: Public pages are scanned first. If protected/private pages are detected, you’ll see the next-step option for authenticated scanning.
WCAG Conformance Target (
Score and issue visibility update based on selected target
)

Scan Depth

Ready to audit your website

Enter a URL above and choose scan depth to begin

86 WCAG 2.2 Success Criteria

Full coverage: 31 Level A, 24 AA, 31 AAA (Oct 2023 W3C spec).

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Instant scans. Get results in under 60 seconds.

Complete Coverage

Built to help your site meet global standards

86
WCAG 2.2 SCs
40+
Custom Rules
5
Compliance Standards
300M+
Pages Weekly (axe-core)

Compliant with

WCAG 2.2ADA Title IIIEAA 2025Section 508AODA

Why choose us

Everything you need in one scanner

Not just another WCAG checker. Get actionable fixes, scan protected pages, and share professional reports — all in one tool.

AI Fix for Every Issue

Get copy-paste-ready fix code for every accessibility violation. Cut remediation time from hours to minutes.

  • Context-aware suggestions
  • WCAG-compliant output
  • Framework-agnostic (HTML/React/Vue)

Authenticated Scanning

Scan behind login walls with session cookie import. Works with SSO, MFA, CAPTCHA, and magic links.

  • Username + Password auto-login
  • Cookie import (EditThisCookie)
  • Auto-detects login forms

Enterprise PDF Reports

Professional audit reports with executive summary, grouped issues, and methodology page. Ready for compliance teams.

  • Grouped by rule (deduped)
  • AI fix code inline
  • White-label ready (Agency tier)

How it works

From URL to fixed accessibility in 3 steps

1

Enter your URL

Paste any URL — public or behind login. Choose your WCAG target level and scan depth.

2

Scan runs in seconds

axe-core 4.10 + our custom checks analyze against 86 WCAG 2.2 Success Criteria.

3

Get AI fixes + export

Every issue comes with fix code. Export PDF/CSV/JSON or share the report link.

Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you need more.

Free

Everything a browser extension can't do

$0forever
  • 30 single-page scans per month
  • 5 crawls per month, up to 50 pages each
  • WCAG 2.2 Level A & AA
  • PDF report + shareable link
  • 30-day scan history
  • WCAG Level AAA
  • Scheduled scans + email reports
  • Authenticated (login) scanning
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Pro

For freelancers and single-site owners

$12/month
  • Unlimited single-page scans
  • 100 crawls per month, up to 200 pages each
  • WCAG 2.2 A / AA / AAA
  • Weekly scheduled scans + email
  • Authenticated (login) scanning
  • AI Fix on every issue
  • 1-year scan history
  • White-label reports
Start 7-day trial

Agency

For agencies auditing multiple clients

$60/month
  • Unlimited scans
  • Full-site crawl, unlimited pages
  • WCAG 2.2 A / AA / AAA
  • Daily scheduled scans + email
  • Authenticated (login) scanning
  • White-label PDF reports
  • Unlimited scan history
Start 7-day trial
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2. What We Check?

Our scanner evaluates your site against the checkpoints auditors and legal reviewers actually look for, mapped to WCAG 2.1/2.2 success criteria:

  • Images & Media —Missing or non-descriptive alt text, decorative images not marked as such, missing captions on video content.
  • Color & Contrast — Text-to-background contrast ratios that fall below AA/AAA thresholds, and reliance on color alone to convey meaning.
  • Keyboard & Focus —Elements unreachable by keyboard, missing or invisible focus indicators, keyboard traps.
  • Forms — Inputs without associated labels, missing error messages, unclear required-field indicators.
  • Structure & Semantics —Incorrect heading order (H1 → H3 skipping H2), missing landmarks, improper use of ARIA roles.
  • Navigation —Missing skip-to-content links, inconsistent navigation across pages, unclear link text ("click here" instead of descriptive text).
  • Compliance Mapping —Every flagged issue is cross-referenced against WCAG, ADA, Section 508, the EAA (European Accessibility Act), and AODA so you know exactly which regulation it affects.

4. Who Should Use This Tool?

  • Web Developers & Designers — Catch accessibility issues during development instead of after a client or auditor flags them, with fixes mapped directly to the relevant WCAG criterion.
  • Small Business & E-commerce Owners —Run a free scan before a redesign launch or a big sales push, without needing to hire a specialized auditor for a first pass.
  • Agencies & Consultants —Use scan reports as a starting point for client audits, or to demonstrate the accessibility gaps in a prospect's current site.
  • Government, Nonprofits & Education —Sectors where WCAG AA (or higher) compliance is often a legal or funding requirement can use the AAA-level scan for a more rigorous check.

5. FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to understand about web accessibility compliance workflows.

Yes. You can scan any public page for free and get an instant report.
You can choose your scan depth — a single page for a quick check, or a multi-page crawl to surface issues across your site.
Yes. If our scanner detects protected or private pages during a public scan, it will prompt you to run an authenticated scan so those pages are checked too.
Any time you launch new pages, redesign existing ones, or add new forms or media. Many teams run a scan monthly as a baseline and after every major release.
Often, yes — practices like descriptive alt text, clear heading structure, and semantic HTML improve both accessibility and how search engines interpret your content.
Level A covers the most basic accessibility requirements. Level AA is the benchmark most laws (ADA, EAA, AODA) reference and is considered the practical standard for most websites. Level AAA is the strictest tier, generally reserved for specialized sectors like government or healthcare where higher compliance is mandated.
ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and Section 508 apply primarily in the US — the former to businesses generally, the latter to federal agencies and contractors. The EAA (European Accessibility Act) is the EU equivalent, and AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act) applies in Ontario, Canada. Our reports map issues to all four so you know which regulations you're covering.
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