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Check a website for accessibility problems

Paste an address. We open up to five pages in a real browser, run axe-core against WCAG 2.1 AA, and show you exactly what came back. No account, no email address, nothing to install.

What you get back

  • Every automated WCAG 2.1 AA violation axe-core found, grouped by rule, with how many elements on how many pages each one affects.
  • The pages we actually reached, listed by address — so you can see what was checked and what was not.
  • A plain note for each rule saying what it means and who it affects.

Prefer to see one before you run your own? Here is a real report we produced.

What this does not tell you

It does not say your site is accessible, and it never will. No automated tool can honestly say that. Automated checks find roughly a third of accessibility barriers; the rest need a human, and some need a person who actually uses a screen reader.

It is also not legal advice. What you get is what a machine could prove, on the day it ran — a starting list, not a clean bill of health.

You can run axe-core yourself for free, and we would rather you did that than nothing at all. This page just saves you the setup.

If you want the same check every week

A one-off check tells you about today. Sites change — a theme update, a new plugin, a redesigned checkout — and problems come back without anyone noticing. That is the part we charge for: we look every week, remember what we saw, and email you only when something changed.

Watch it every Monday · What it costs and what is in it