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Check any page against WCAG 2.1
Type a web address. We fetch that one page, run 27 automated checks against WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA, and show you what failed, where, and how serious it is.
Result
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Ask for the Quick FixRule names and fix instructions are in English. Code and file paths do not translate, and a mistranslated technical instruction is worse than an untranslated one.
checks need a person to decide
Not counted above. These are places a machine cannot rule on — someone has to look.
Other options and tools
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Get every finding with the fix code: Fix Pack, $99 once
All findings with line numbers, the code to fix each one on your platform, and a full report. One site, no subscription.
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Install the Chrome extension
Checks whatever tab you are on, including logged-in and staging pages.
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Paste your page source into the full tool
Reads the page as rendered, runs in your browser, nothing uploaded.
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Install the WordPress plugin
Free, checks your pages from inside wp-admin.
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Read the study of 1,352 German home pages
What we measured, how, and what the law actually requires.
What this does not tell you
Automated testing finds roughly a third of accessibility barriers. This scan reads the HTML your server sent, so anything a shop builds with JavaScript after the page loads is invisible to it — which means a JavaScript-heavy site scores better here than it deserves. It cannot judge whether your alt text is accurate, whether focus order makes sense, or whether someone using only a keyboard can finish a purchase. A clean result is not conformance and we will never say it is.
To check the page as your browser actually renders it, use the browser extension or paste your page source into the full tool.
What we do with the address you type
We fetch that one page, audit it, and return the result. We keep the result in a cache for ten minutes so a shared link does not re-fetch the site. Beyond that we keep only which site was checked, on which day, and the channel tag of the link you followed, if any, for 90 days; never who you are. If you ask for the monthly re-check, we keep your email address and that one site until you stop it. If you ask for the top 3 fixes, we keep your email address and that one site only until the email is sent, or seven days if you never confirm. We do not store your page source, we never have, and we do not email anyone about a scan unless they ask for it.
Our fetcher identifies itself as ExhibitA-Scanner and obeys robots.txt. If your robots.txt tells us not to fetch a page, we do not fetch it, and this scanner says so instead of quietly going ahead.