Free Website Accessibility Checker
Scan your website across multiple pages for automatically detectable WCAG 2.2 A/AA accessibility barriers. No account required.
Instant Automated Scan · Results in seconds · Not a compliance certificate
More than a one-page accessibility check
Competitors mostly sell axe-core, a score, and a list of nodes. This scanner is built to show how a problem behaves across a site — then stop before claiming the site is accessible.
Multi-page crawling
Discovers pages through the sitemap and internal links — not just the URL you typed.
Two independent testing engines
axe-core and IBM Equal Access run on the same rendered page. Findings are merged and de-duplicated.
WCAG 2.2 A/AA automated baseline
Automatically testable A and AA conditions. WCAG 2.1 AA is used when a contract or regulation requires it.
Duplicate issue grouping
183 repeated failures do not become 183 different problems. Shared components collapse into one finding with occurrence counts.
Site-wide vs page-specific findings
The report shows how broadly a problem spreads — one header defect versus a single page.
Needs Review
The scanner distinguishes machine-confirmed failures from issues that still need a person.
Affected pages and occurrences
Each unique issue lists where it showed up and how many times.
Shareable report + PDF
Send the report URL. Export a PDF when you need a snapshot for a developer or stakeholder.
No false claim of full WCAG compliance — the manual website accessibility audit remains a separate service.
What a grouped report looks like
One header contrast defect repeated a hundred times is one systemic finding with 100 occurrences — not 100 unrelated problems.
Example scan
18 pages discovered · 18 pages scanned
214
raw occurrences
9
unique accessibility issues
- 4 Serious
- 5 Moderate
- 1 Needs Review
That is the difference between a dump of every axe node and a site scan your developers can actually work. The engines still miss a large share of WCAG. Use this to find repeated, machine-testable barriers — then decide whether you need a human review.
How the scanner works →Questions
- Does this checker prove WCAG or ADA compliance?
- No. Automated testing catches a subset of WCAG failures. Keyboard traps, focus order, and whether labels make sense still need a person. The Instant Automated Scan is not a human review and not an audit report.
- How is this different from a typical free axe checker?
- Most free checkers test one page with a single engine. This scanner discovers pages through the sitemap and internal links, renders them in a real browser, runs axe-core and IBM Equal Access, then groups repeated failures into unique issues.
- How many pages do you scan?
- The crawler follows the sitemap and same-site links, up to 40 pages per scan. The report shows how many pages were discovered versus scanned.
- What does Needs Review mean?
- Needs Review is for issues the engines cannot confirm as a hard failure — incomplete checks and items that still need a person. Machine-confirmed failures stay in the severity list.
Need a person to look at what automation cannot see?
The Free Expert Risk Review is a specialist spot-check. The Website Accessibility Audit is the scoped, citable engagement.