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Is this site accessible?
Enter a domain and a real browser will crawl its first 10 pages, test each one against the WCAG 2.2 A and AA rules, and show you what fails — the page, the element and how to fix it.
- 10 pages per free scan
- WCAG 2.2, levels A and AA
- Powered by axe-core
- No account, no credit card
- Results in about a minute
What you get, and what you do not
The free check is the same engine as the paid product, pointed at a handful of pages. Being precise about the difference is the whole point.
A real score, not a teaser
The 0–100 score and the letter grade come from the same function a paying customer's report uses. Nothing is held back or blurred behind a signup.
Located failures
Each finding names the rule, how many pages and elements it affects, and shows examples with the page address, the CSS selector and the offending HTML.
Only 10 pages
A free scan stops after 10 pages, crawled breadth-first from the home page. A paid plan reads 100 to 1000, which is what it takes to cover a real site.
One moment in time
Nothing is monitored afterwards and no report is produced under your brand. A site that passes today can break with the next release — that is what the paid product watches for.
Automated testing detects a real but partial share of the WCAG success criteria. A clean result means no machine-detectable failure was found on the pages read — never that a site is compliant, and never a certification. What automated testing can and cannot find.
Common questions
- Do I have to give you an email address?
No. The result appears on screen and the link keeps working. If you want a copy by email you can ask for one from the result page, and agreeing to occasional product emails is a separate tick box you can leave alone.
- Which pages do you read?
The crawler starts at the home page of the domain you enter and follows links on the same origin, breadth-first, until it has read 10 pages. It never signs in, never submits a form and never follows a link that leaves the domain.
- Can I scan a site I do not own?
Yes — the scanner only reads public pages, exactly like a search engine crawler, and changes nothing. That is also why agencies use it: it is a way to open a conversation with a prospect about a real, specific problem.
- How often can I use it?
Up to 5 scans an hour from one connection. Asking for a domain somebody scanned in the last few hours returns that result immediately instead of crawling it again.
- What do you keep?
The result, the address scanned and the IP that asked for it — the last one to stop abuse of a free endpoint. All of it is deleted after 30 days, along with an email address if you gave one.
- How is this different from a paid plan?
Page budget and monitoring. A paid plan reads 100 to 1000 pages per scan, re-checks every site every week, and turns the findings into a white-label report and a hosted accessibility statement your client sees under your brand.
Monitor it, under your own brand
A free check tells you where a site stands today. A trial account watches it every week and gives you something to send a client. 14 days free, no credit card.