See what’s stopping people from using your website.
Start with a free scan of your real pages, explained in plain English. Then, if you want it, we fix what is broken — in your code — and keep a dated record of every change.
Rather look yourself first? ADAReady Checker is our free Chrome extension. It marks up errors, contrast, structure and ARIA on whatever page you are on, names the WCAG criterion behind each one, and reads the page in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
What we test against, and with
- WCAG 2.1 AA
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- EN 301 549
- Section 508
- axe-core
- NVDA
- JAWS
- VoiceOver
3,117+
Federal web accessibility lawsuits filed in the US in 2025, up roughly 27% year on year.
22.6%
Of first-half 2025 suits were filed against sites that already had an accessibility overlay installed.
30–40%
Of WCAG success criteria that automated testing can detect. The rest needs a person.
Sources cited in every report. We do not ask you to take our word for figures.
Three things usually bring someone here.
A real report, not a score.
You get every issue we found, named by its WCAG success criterion, with severity, the template it affects, and how many of your URLs that covers.
No grade, no traffic light, no shield. A single number would imply something no one can honestly promise.
How the audit works
The people your site is currently turning away.
Someone using screen magnification at 400%. Someone who navigates entirely by keyboard. Someone whose screen reader announces your checkout button as “button” and nothing else.
They are not edge cases. They are roughly one in four adults, and right now most of them cannot finish buying from you.
An overlay and an audit are not the same purchase.
Both cost money. Only one changes what is actually on your page.
A script you install
- Runs on top of the page, changing nothing underneath
- Stops working the moment it is removed
- Cannot fix a PDF, a caption, or an unlabeled component
- Leaves you no record of anything having been done
The ADAReady program
- Changes the markup, styles and components in your source
- The fix is yours and survives with or without us
- Documents and media assessed separately, and honestly
- A dated, append-only record of every finding and fix
Contrast is measured, not judged.
Whether text passes at 4.5:1 is arithmetic, not opinion. Insufficient contrast is the most common accessibility failure on the web and usually the cheapest to fix — a hex value in a design token, not a rebuild.
Try the contrast checkerBarred from claiming that its automated products can make any website compliant with WCAG, or ensure continued compliance over time.— FTC order against an accessibility overlay vendor, January 2025. Case 2223156
The part that keeps paying for itself.
Scheduled scans compare against the last run. When a deploy quietly reintroduces something you already paid to fix, you hear about it from us.
That is the difference between a project that decays and a program that holds.
How monitoring worksproduct-detailAlertHow an engagement runs.
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Free scan and scoping call
We scan your site, cluster it into templates, and walk you through what we found. No cost, no obligation, and you keep the report either way.
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Audit and remediation
Automated testing across every template, manual review of the flows that matter — search, cart, checkout, account — then the fixes, in your source, reviewed with your developers.
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Verify, publish, monitor
A re-scan confirms each fix. Your statement goes live. Scheduled scans watch for regressions, and a monthly report adds to the same running record.
Wherever your site lives.
Start with the scan.
Tell us your domain and we will send back a real report on your actual templates — what is broken, how serious it is, and what it would take to fix.