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Find what’s broken for disabled visitors on your website — and how to fix it, in plain English.

A free homepage check in about a minute. A full report on up to 50 pages for a one-time $29 — no subscription, no account, no sales call.

Free · No signup · About 30 seconds, in a real browser

Want to see what $29 buys first? View a sample report (PDF) — a real scan of w3.org.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Paste your URL

    We load your homepage in a real browser, run 90+ automated checks, Tab through it like a keyboard user, check it again at phone width, and read it the way a screen reader would.

  2. Step 2

    See the free preview

    Your score and the top issues, right on the page. No signup, no email required.

  3. Step 3

    Unlock the full report

    One-time $29. Up to 50 pages, every issue, and a plain-English fix for each — web and PDF.

Pricing

Homepage preview

Free

  • Score for your homepage
  • Top issues, named and counted
  • No signup, no email
Check my homepage

Full site report

$29 one time, per site

  • Up to 50 pages crawled from your homepage
  • Every issue, with the exact element on the page
  • A plain-English fix for each type of issue
  • Every page checked again at phone width
  • A keyboard walk of every page: invisible focus, stuck focus
  • AI review of your alt text and link/button wording, with rewrites
  • Web report plus a PDF you can hand to a developer
Start with the free check

You unlock the full report from your free preview. Refund within 14 days if it isn’t useful — refund policy.

What it can’t do

  • No automated tool finds everything. We cover the checks accessibility complaints and lawsuits cite most — missing labels, contrast, keyboard access, structure — and list what still needs a human eye. Passing does not make a site compliant.
  • The AI wording review reads your alt text and link text; it cannot see the images or judge a whole page’s meaning the way a blind user would.
  • It cannot audit pages behind a login, and it doesn’t click through menus, forms or checkouts — content that appears after clicking is not checked.
  • It is not legal advice. If you have received a demand letter, talk to a lawyer and a human auditor.