Changelog
What has shipped, and when
Rampsight is under active development. Every date below is the day the change reached rampsight.com — not the day it was written, and not a plan for later.
Newest first. If something you need is not here yet, that is a good reason to write to us.
3 September 2026
- A free accessibility check anyone can run without an account: enter a domain and a real browser crawls its first 10 pages, tests them against the same WCAG 2.2 rules and shows the failures it finds, with the page and the element.
- Plans gained capabilities of their own instead of only a site count: 100 to 1000 pages per scan, team seats, and your own report domain, the REST API and Jira from the Agency plan up.
- Trials became explicit: a 14-day trial that turns the account read-only instead of locking you out, with Terms acceptance recorded at sign-up, company details for invoices, a Data Processing Agreement, our own accessibility statement, and plan changes made inside the product.
- The dashboard learned four languages — English, German, French and Portuguese, chosen per person — next to a team page with roles and a profile screen.
- Rampsight opened up: a public REST API with per-agency keys, a Jira Cloud integration that files an issue straight from a finding, and your own domain for reports and statements.
- Accessibility statements went public: hosted on a link you can hand to a client, alongside team invitations with roles, account deletion and Slack alerts.
- Findings became located — every issue names the page, the CSS selector and the HTML of the failing element — on the WCAG 2.2 A and AA rule set, up to 100 pages per scan, with PDF export, a customer billing portal and a brand refresh.
2 September 2026
- First public release: the crawler, the 0 to 100 score, white-label reports, accessibility statements in four languages and weekly monitoring.
Everything above is in every plan
Plans differ only in how many sites you monitor. New features reach every account on the day they ship, at no extra cost.