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accessibility check
Free automated accessibility check

Find your website's accessibility problems before a plaintiff's attorney does.

Businesses are being targeted with ADA and accessibility claims over websites that are hard to use for people relying on assistive technology. Most owners never see it coming. Enter your homepage below and get an instant read on where you stand. Learn more

Checks your homepage against WCAG 2 AA using the same scanner we run for our monitoring clients. No phone number, no spam, one results email.

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0WCAG errors
0contrast failures

The main problems we found:

Severity:seriousmoderate

    An automated scan catches roughly a third of the issues that matter in a real claim. It can't tell you whether your site actually works with a screen reader, keyboard navigation, forms, or menus. The full review is done by a person. Your complete results are on the way to your inbox. Left unaddressed, these are the errors that show up in demand letters and ADA claims.
    Get the full review — $500

    Every page of your site scanned, human review, plain-English risk summary, and a prioritized fix list. If we do your fixes, the $500 is credited toward the remediation work.

    Book 15 minutes first

    A short call with Aaron to walk through your results and what fixing them would involve. Free, no obligation.

    What the free check covers

    • Your homepage, scanned in a real browser
    • WCAG 2 AA errors (the legal baseline)
    • Color-contrast failures
    • Plain-English summary emailed to you

    What the $500 full review adds

    • Every page of your site, not just the homepage
    • Human review, not just a scanner
    • Plain-English risk summary
    • Prioritized fix list your developer can act on
    • $500 credited toward remediation if we do your fixes

    What you get for the $500

    This is the actual deliverable: a plain-English risk summary written for a business owner, not a developer. Scroll through the sample below.

    Open the full sample (PDF) →

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