QA & Testing
Accessibility Audit (WCAG)
Find the most common WCAG problems on a page: missing alt text, labels, language, heading order, link and button names.
Free basic scan
- 0 credits · top 5 findings
- Summary, score and the most important problems
- Download the report as Markdown or JSON
Full report
From about 4 credits for a typical project
- Every problem with its WCAG rule
- Up to 300 pages of the site
- Which pages have each problem
- Findings become tickets in one click
Who it is for
Designers, developers and public-sector suppliers
- Prepare for accessibility laws (EAA, ADA)
- Check a page before delivery
- Turn WCAG problems into tickets
Why use this instead of axe, WAVE?
- Every problem mapped to its WCAG rule in plain words
- No browser extension to install
- Problems become tickets in one click
How it works
- Fetch the page
- Check images, forms and buttons
- Check headings, language and landmarks
- Map each problem to its WCAG rule
What we read
The public pages of the site you enter (found through the sitemap and links).
Limits: As many pages as you choose (up to 300); the free scan checks one page. Checks the page HTML. Colour contrast and keyboard behaviour need a real browser and are not measured.
New in every tool
Live progress
Watch every step line by line, with percentages, so you know it is working.
Connect GitHub or GitLab
Scan your latest code straight from your repository — private repos too.
Share your score
Post your result on LinkedIn, X or WhatsApp. No code or secrets are ever shown.
Earn while you use it
Let clients pay for runs at +30% and keep the extra, or invite people and get 20% of what they pay.
Firm price first
You see the exact credits before a full report. Failed runs cost nothing.
Ask for more
Missing something? Send us an idea right inside the tool.
History and comparison
Every run is kept. See new, fixed and remaining problems against any earlier run.
AI assistant on every page
Speak or type — the assistant fills the tool's form for you and explains the results.
Questions
- Is Accessibility Audit (WCAG) free?
- Yes — the basic scan is free and shows the top 5 findings. The full report costs a few credits, and every new account gets 25 credits.
- How is it different from axe, WAVE?
- Every problem mapped to its WCAG rule in plain words. No browser extension to install. Problems become tickets in one click.
- Who is it for?
- Designers, developers and public-sector suppliers. Prepare for accessibility laws (EAA, ADA). Check a page before delivery. Turn WCAG problems into tickets.
- What data do you read?
- The public pages of the site you enter (found through the sitemap and links).
- What are the limits?
- As many pages as you choose (up to 300); the free scan checks one page. Checks the page HTML. Colour contrast and keyboard behaviour need a real browser and are not measured.
- Can my client pay for it?
- Yes. Share a link: you pay, your client pays the regular cost, or your client pays the cost + 30% and the extra becomes your reward, which you can withdraw monthly.
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