We check your website every Monday and tell you what changed.
Automated scanning against WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard behind the European
Accessibility Act. One email a week. Nothing to install.
First, what this does not do
Automated tools detect roughly 30–40% of accessibility problems. The rest —
whether your alt text is meaningful, whether your page makes sense to
someone using a screen reader — needs a person.
So we will never tell you your site is accessible, and we will never put the
word “compliant” on a report. No scanner can prove that. The companies that
claimed otherwise have been fined for it.
What we can prove is what changed since last week. That is the
whole product.
What arrives on Monday
A dated report, written for a person who is not a developer, plus the part
no free browser extension can give you — a comparison with last week:
New — a problem that was not there before.
Increased — the same problem, now on more elements.
Decreased — fewer elements affected.
No longer detected — our scanner cannot find it anymore.
We write “no longer detected”, not “fixed”. A problem can disappear because the
page was deleted, because an element only shows up sometimes, or because we
looked at a different page. Disappearing is not proof of repair, so we do not
call it one.
How it works
You give us your address. We visit your site the way a visitor would.
Every Monday we scan the same pages and record what we found.
If something changed, you get an email. If nothing changed, we stay quiet.
We scan public pages only, and we do not need a login, a plugin, or a line of
code on your site. The scan runs from our machines, not yours.
What it costs
Nothing today. This is new and we are still finding out whether it is useful
enough to charge for. No credit card, no trial countdown. If that ever changes,
we will ask you first.