Rampsight

European Accessibility Act · WCAG 2.2 AA · EN 301 549

White-label accessibility monitoring for agencies

Rampsight crawls your clients' sites, finds WCAG failures with the axe-core engine, and turns them into a 0–100 risk score, prioritized issues, and a ready-to-publish accessibility statement — all under your agency's brand.

Your clients see your logo, not ours. 14-day free trial, no credit card.

Site report · Sample

example-store.eu

18 pages scanned

Monitored weekly

  • Critical3issues
  • Serious7issues
  • Moderate12issues
  • Minor5issues
A sample report card: grade C, score 72 of 100 — the summary your clients see under your brand. See the full report.

The law is already enforceable

The European Accessibility Act has applied to e-commerce and consumer services across the EU since 28 June 2025. Most of your clients are in scope and do not know it yet.

  • Real penalties, per country

    Member states set the fines. Germany goes up to €100,000 under the BFSG, Ireland up to €60,000. Enforcement is by national market surveillance bodies, and in Germany competitors can also send a cease-and-desist.

    What the EAA requires

  • A recurring service, not a one-off audit

    An audit is out of date the day after the next release. Scheduled scans re-check every page, score each site 0–100 and flag new failures by severity, so you catch the release that broke accessibility.

    How the monitoring works

  • Your brand on every deliverable

    Reports and accessibility statements carry your agency's logo, colour and contact details, in English, German, French or Portuguese. From the Agency plan up you can serve them on your own domain. Rampsight stays invisible.

    Built for agencies

How it works

Set up a client in a minute. Everything after that runs on its own.

  1. 1

    Add a client and a site

    One origin per site. We crawl from the home page, same origin only, up to your plan's budget of 100 to 1000 pages per scan.

  2. 2

    We scan every week

    A real browser loads each page and runs the axe-core engine against the WCAG 2.2 A and AA rules. You get an email when a score drops.

  3. 3

    You send the report

    Share a link or a PDF under your brand, and publish the accessibility statement your client needs. Or push issues straight into Jira.

What your agency gets

The monitoring is the same on every paid plan; the plan sets how many sites and pages you get, and the last two items arrive with the Agency plan.

  • Located findings

    Every issue names the pages it appears on, the CSS selector and the HTML of the failing element, with the fix guidance from the axe rule. Your developer knows where to go.

  • A score people understand

    0 to 100 with a letter grade, weighted by severity and by how much of the site is affected. The history chart shows whether the last release helped.

  • Accessibility statements

    The statement your client must publish, in four languages, following the EU model. Host it on a public link that updates with the site.

  • White-label reports

    Your logo, your colour, your contact details, as a shareable page and as a PDF. On Agency and Scale, optionally on reports.your-agency.com.

  • Team, API and integrations

    Invite your team with roles and get Slack alerts on any plan. From Agency up, send findings to Jira and drive everything through the REST API with your own keys.

  • A dashboard in your language

    English, German, French and Portuguese, per person. The language of the client deliverables is set separately, per agency.

Questions agencies ask first

Will my client know you exist?

No. Reports and statements carry your branding on every plan, and from the Agency plan up you can serve them from your own subdomain. Our name appears only on your own invoice.

How is this different from an accessibility widget?

A widget sits on top of the site and changes it in the browser. It cannot fix the underlying code, and it is what most lawsuits point at. We do the opposite: we find the real failures and hand them to your developers. The long answer.

Can an automated tool prove compliance?

No tool can, and we never claim it. Automated testing covers a real but partial share of the WCAG success criteria. We say so in every report, and the statement we generate is worded accordingly.

What does a site cost?

Plans start at €99 a month for 10 monitored sites, with unlimited clients on every plan. The monitoring — scans, white-label reports, statements, alerts — is the same everywhere; the plan sets how many sites and pages you get, and from Agency up you also get your own report domain, the REST API and Jira.

Put accessibility on your service list

Set up your agency, add a client site, and run the first scan today. Reports are ready to send the same day. 14 days free, no credit card.