Agency
Run the same scan, remediation, re-check, and handover workflow across a client portfolio.
See it for agenciesAccessibility operations
Accessibility operations for teams who ship
Find it, assign it, verify it, prove it. Scan public and authenticated journeys, coordinate fixes, re-check changes, and keep current evidence in one workspace.
Scan for freeAutomated checks cover only part of WCAG and EN 301 549. Manual review remains essential.
Automated checks cover part of WCAG; the rest needs manual review.
Built for the teams that get accessibility work done
Start with the job closest to yours. Each path uses capabilities available in the product today.
E-commerce
Review product, cart, checkout, payment, and account journeys without adding an overlay.
See it for e-commerceProduct team
Turn rendered-page findings into engineering work and watch releases for detected regressions.
See it for product teamsReal artefacts, shown as honest examples
These are authored examples of shipped formats, not live customer data and not compliance verdicts.
01 Find it See the SaaS workflow47 affected elements · 12 pagesbutton-nameSerious02 Assign it How GitHub issue sync worksIn progressWCAG-124GitHub03 Verify it Re-check passed · 12/12 pagesSee the developer workflow04 Prove it Included in Evidence PackHow statement drafts work
Check any page in your browser
Run axe-core locally on localhost, staging, authenticated screens, and the exact UI state you need to inspect.
A picture of every issue
Every finding comes with a screenshot, the problem outlined right on the page.
How it actually works
Four steps, and none of them make you compliant on their own. Here’s the part a tool can genuinely help with.
- 01
Scan a page
Run WCAG 2.1 AA checks on any public page. Findings come back grouped by severity, worst first, and the first scan needs no account.
- 02
Fix it in the code
Every finding names the element, the rule it breaks, and a fix you can adapt to your own markup.
- 03
Draft the statement
Produce a draft accessibility statement. (Note: exact reporting format depends on your jurisdiction.)
- 04
Watch for regressions
Re-scan as you ship, so a new barrier turns up in days, not at the next audit.
Compliance questions, answered without the panic
What the law actually requires, and where an automated scan stops being enough.
Which accessibility standard applies to me?
Start with jurisdiction and scope: covered EU products and services use EAA requirements and EN 301 549; US federal ICT uses the Revised Section 508 Standards; state and local government web and mobile services may fall under ADA Title II; Ontario organizations may have AODA duties. Confirm your own obligations with qualified counsel.
What is the European Accessibility Act?
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is an EU directive that sets common accessibility requirements for many digital products and services sold in the EU, such as e-commerce, banking, and transport. For the web, those requirements map to EN 301 549, which references WCAG 2.1 level AA.
Who needs to comply?
The EAA applies to a broad range of businesses offering covered products and services to consumers in the EU, including many online stores. Some microenterprises providing services may be exempt. Check your specific obligations with a qualified advisor.
What is the deadline?
The EAA's requirements apply from 28 June 2025 for covered products and services placed on the market after that date, with transitional arrangements for some existing services. Treat the date as a planning milestone. There's time to do this properly.
What is an accessibility statement?
An accessibility statement is a published page describing how accessible your service is, the standard you work to, any known limitations, and how people can reach you for help. It documents your efforts. It is not a certificate.
Does an automated scan prove my site is compliant?
No. Automated testing finds a portion of issues and can't make a conformance decision on its own. A clean automated scan means no automated issues were found, not that a site meets every requirement. Full assessment needs manual review.
How much can automated testing check?
Automated tools reliably catch roughly 30–57% of WCAG success criteria. The rest (like meaningful alt text, logical focus order, and a sensible reading sequence) need a person to judge.
We show our work
No overall score, no black box. Just what we found and exactly where it is on the page.
- What we test against
WCAG 2.1 AA is the common denominator. Your findings map cleanly to EN 301 549, and help support Section 508 or ADA accessibility efforts.
- What a scanner can’t do
Automation catches roughly a third of WCAG issues. We say so up front and flag the rest for a person.
- Reports you can act on
Export a report a developer can work through, finding by finding.
Who uses wcagc
Developers
Wire scans into CI so a build breaks when accessibility slips.
Agencies
Hand your clients sites that hold up when someone checks them.
Compliance Teams
Produce the statement and the evidence your legal team asks for.
Pricing
Plans
Start free, then add the monitoring and evidence workflow your site needs. Cancel anytime.
Showing annual pricing. Starter is €50, Pro is €290, and Agency is €990 per year, billed annually.
Free
Find your biggest issues on one page.
€0
- Scan one page whenever you need
- Use PDF and contrast checkers
- Share a public result
Starter
Scan your whole small site and keep evidence current.
€50/ year
Billed annually: about 2 months free vs monthly.
- Scan up to 100 pages in one run
- Track fixes and verify them manually
- Draft your accessibility statement
Pro
RecommendedMonitor your site, verify fixes, draft your statement.
€290/ year
Billed annually: about 2 months free vs monthly.
- Monitor every page on your site
- Verify fixes and track regressions
- Draft your accessibility statement
Agency
Run accessibility across every client site. Deliver under your brand.
€990/ year
Billed annually: about 2 months free vs monthly.
- Manage up to 25 client sites
- Coordinate a team of up to 25
- Prepare handover-ready evidence
No compliance guarantees. No overlays. No traffic-based surprises.