Free website accessibility checker
Step into their shoes.
Check for free whether everyone can use your website, for ADA and WCAG problems. Then feel first-hand what each one costs a real person.
How it works
From your site to a list of fixes
Three steps. The first two are instant, with no signup. Tested against WCAG 2.2 AA, the standard used for ADA website compliance.
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Paste your site
We open it in a real browser and test it against WCAG 2.2 AA.
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See what fails
In about 15 seconds: every problem, how serious it is, who it affects and where it is.
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Get the fixes
The full report, with every fix and what to do first, in your inbox within 24-48 hours. Free during the beta.
Experiments
Four barriers, first-hand
Four rooms. In each, the same screen: first how it fails today, then how it should. You hold the switch.
1 / 4 · No mouse
What if you only had the keyboard
People who cannot use a mouse move with the Tab key. If your site hides the marker, they are lost.
Aurora sneakers
€89
Visible focus · WCAG 2.4.7
2 / 4 · Low vision
What if your eyes were not what they used to be
Tired eyes, sun on the screen, sixty years old. Light grey on white vanishes. Slide and see.
Order confirmed
Arrives tomorrow before 12:00.
Total €89
View orderColour contrast · WCAG 1.4.3
3 / 4 · No colour
What if red were not red
One in twelve men mixes up colours. If your only error sign is a red border, for him there is no error. This site is black and white for that reason: nothing important depends on colour.
The @ is missing
- Payment approved
- Payment declined
Not relying on colour · WCAG 1.4.1
4 / 4 · No sight
What if you had to listen to your site
A screen reader speaks your site aloud. A button with no name is a silent button. Listen.
Your browser cannot speak, but this is exactly what would be heard.
Accessible name · WCAG 4.1.2
Learn
Start with the essentials
- Guide How to test your website's accessibility in an afternoon A sequence you can run yourself, with no tooling you have to buy, that finds the barriers that matter most — and shows you exactly where automated testing stops being useful.
- Guide WCAG 2.2 checklist in plain language All 55 level A and AA success criteria of WCAG 2.2, each one turned into a question you can answer by looking at your own site. The level the EAA, EN 301 549 and most laws point to.
- Barrier Keyboard navigation If a control cannot be reached and operated with a keyboard alone, it does not exist for a large group of your users — and no automated scanner will tell you.
- Barrier Accessible forms Most accessibility money is lost in forms. A label that is only a placeholder, an error announced only in red — each is a small thing, and together they are a checkout nobody can complete.
- Barrier Color contrast Light grey text on white looks refined in a mockup and disappears on a phone in the sun. Contrast is the most common accessibility failure on the web, and one of the cheapest to fix.
- Barrier Alternative text for images A screen reader cannot see your product photo. It reads whatever you wrote in the alt attribute, and when you wrote nothing it reads the file name. Good alt text is short, specific and written for the task.
ADA · European Accessibility Act
In the US, businesses face thousands of ADA lawsuits over inaccessible websites every year. In the EU, the European Accessibility Act applies since 28 June 2025.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us before they try it. Short answers, no small print.
Question not here?
Write to us and we reply within one working day.
What is web accessibility?
It means anyone can use your site, with or without a disability: low or no vision, no hearing, no mouse, difficulty reading or concentrating. It is measured with WCAG, the international guidelines used for ADA compliance in the US and by the European law.
Does this check ADA website compliance?
It tests your page against WCAG 2.2 AA, which includes WCAG 2.1 AA, the technical standard the US Department of Justice and courts point to for ADA website accessibility. It shows what fails and where. It is not a legal certification: no automated test can make that promise.
Is the accessibility checker really free?
Yes. No email, no signup, no card. Paste the address and see your score and every problem we found. You only leave an email if you want the fixes in the full report.
How is the score calculated?
We open your page in a real browser, run the axe-core rules, go through it with the keyboard and on a narrow screen, and check the WCAG 2.2 AA criteria. Each problem takes off points by severity. It is a Uxerfy indicator, not a certificate.
What is in the full report?
Every problem with its severity, who it affects, exactly where it is and how to fix it. It reaches your email within 24-48 hours.
Do you give a compliance certificate?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. No analysis can certify legal compliance. What we give you is an honest audit of where you stand.