Find out what fails on your site before a lawyer does.
Enter your address. We run your pages against WCAG 2.1 Level AA — the standard U.S. courts keep pointing to — and send back a plain-English report of every issue, where it lives, and what it takes to fix.
What we check
These four criteria account for the large majority of issues on small-business sites — and they show up again and again in accessibility complaints.
WCAG 1.1.1
Images without text
A screen reader reaches your product photo and says “image”. The customer learns nothing and leaves.
WCAG 1.4.3
Contrast below 4.5:1
Light gray text on white is the most common failure we find. It is also the cheapest to fix.
WCAG 2.1.1
Keyboard traps
If a menu or checkout step can’t be reached with the Tab key, part of your site does not exist for some customers.
WCAG 3.3.2
Unlabeled form fields
Contact forms and checkouts with no programmatic labels. This is where lost revenue is easiest to measure.
What you get, and what it costs
The report is free and there is no call attached to it. You can take it to any developer you like, including the one who built your site. Plenty of people do exactly that, and that is a fine outcome.
| Free report | Paid audit |
|---|---|
| Automated scan of your main pages, reviewed by hand | Every page and template, tested manually |
| Issues grouped by severity and criterion | Keyboard-only and screen-reader testing, which no tool can do |
| Plain-English explanation of each finding | Line-level fixes your developer can apply directly |
| An honest read on whether you have a real problem | A dated conformance report documenting the work |
An automated scan is not a clean bill of health. Automated tools reliably catch only a portion of WCAG issues — roughly a third by most published estimates. Whether your alt text is accurate, whether your headings make sense in order, whether a screen reader can actually finish your checkout — those need a person. Any company telling you a scan alone proves compliance is selling you something.
Already have a demand letter?
Then a free scan is not what you need. Email it to us and we will tell you, at no charge, whether the claims in it are accurate and what remediation would realistically involve.
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