Find out what stops people using your website. Fixes included.
A WCAG 2.2 level AA accessibility audit of 5 pages, delivered within 24 hours for US$99. Every finding comes with a screenshot, the criterion it fails and a code fix. The testing is run by an AI system in a real browser, and the report says plainly what was and was not covered.
Why now
Europe
The European Accessibility Act has applied to new consumer websites and apps since 28 June 2025. National authorities are enforcing it from 2026.
United States
5,114 web-accessibility lawsuits were filed in 2025, most of them against small and mid-sized businesses. Public bodies must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 2027 or April 2028.
Your visitors
About one person in six lives with a disability. Keyboard users, screen-reader users and people who zoom their browser all leave when a page does not work for them.
Sources: Directive (EU) 2019/882; UsableNet 2025 year-end lawsuit report; US Federal Register, 20 April 2026; WHO disability fact sheet.
How it works
Send your pages
Give us up to 5 public URLs and pay. No account, no plug-in, nothing to install on your site.
We test in a real browser
Each page is loaded in Chromium at desktop and mobile widths. We run the automated rules, then measure what rules cannot see: the Tab order, focus visibility, reflow at 320 px, headings, forms, links and tables. An AI reviewer then reads the evidence and screenshots for the issues that need judgement.
Your report in 24 hours
HTML and PDF. Findings with severity, the WCAG criterion, a screenshot or code excerpt and a fix. A draft accessibility statement. One free re-test within 30 days to confirm the fixes.
Two kinds of result, worded differently
Findings
Detected by a rule or a direct browser measurement: a missing label, a contrast ratio below 4.5:1, a focus indicator that disappears, a page that needs sideways scrolling at 320 px. You can reproduce each one from the evidence shown.
Likely issues to verify
Identified by the AI reviewer: alt text that does not describe the image, a focus order that does not follow the reading order, an error message that does not say what to do. Each carries its evidence and a confidence label. They are a prioritised checklist, not a verdict.
On public reference pages with documented defects, the combined method found 91 to 98 percent of the known issues and reported none on the corrected versions. The current numbers, with their limits, are published in every report. An audit is not a certification and not legal advice. It tells you what is wrong on the pages tested, on the date tested, and how to fix it.
How accurate is it? Our measured results on public reference sites, with what we do not test, updated whenever the engine changes.
Pricing
Free scan
$0
One page, automated checks, the top three issues explained. By email within 24 hours.
Audit 5
$99
5 pages, WCAG 2.2 AA. Automated rules, measured keyboard and layout behaviour, AI review, screenshots, fixes, statement draft, one re-test within 30 days. Delivered in 24 hours.
Ordering opens shortly. Request a free scan and we will tell you when.
Audit 15
$249
15 pages plus one PDF document, two re-tests. Delivered in 48 hours.
Monitor
$19 per month
Monthly re-scan of 5 pages with an alert when something regresses. Coming after launch.
Prices in US dollars. Agencies: a pack of five audits with a white-label PDF is $349; ask us. Direct orders are for businesses; the same audits are also sold through Fiverr.
Free scan of one page
We load the page in a real browser, run the automated accessibility rules and measure the keyboard and layout behaviour, then email you the three most important issues with their evidence and fixes, plus a count of the rest. No account needed.
Questions
- Is this a certification?
- No. It is an audit: a list of defects found on the pages tested, on the date tested, each with evidence and a fix. No tool or auditor can certify a site as compliant with a law.
- Who does the testing?
- An AI system drives a real browser through each page and reviews the evidence. A person checks any finding you dispute and answers within 48 hours.
- What if a finding is wrong?
- Tell us which one. We re-run it within 48 hours. If it was wrong on a material point, you get a full refund within 14 days of delivery. See the refund policy.
- Which pages can you test?
- Public pages, as a visitor sees them. Pages behind a login or after a form submission can be tested by arrangement.
- What does the report not cover?
- Testing with screen-reader software and testing by people with disabilities. We recommend both for high-risk sites, and the report says so.
- What happens to my data?
- We keep the page captures and your report for 12 months so we can re-test and support you, and free-scan requests for 30 days. We do not sell data or publish your report. Details in the privacy notice.
- Where are you based?
- South Africa, serving customers worldwide. Prices are in US dollars.