Website Accessibility
Scanner for Web Agencies
Find WCAG 2.2 issues, prioritize fixes, and generate client-ready accessibility reports in minutes.
- No credit card required
- 60 second average scan
- Real browser scan
- WCAG 2.2 checks
Preparing a client review? Use our WCAG compliance checker or follow our website accessibility audit checklist.
Executive Accessibility Report
example.com
Summary
Your website has good accessibility foundations but needs improvement in several key areas to meet WCAG 2.2 AA standards.
Issues by severity
Top issues
- Buttons must have discernible text7Critical
- Images must have alt text5Serious
- Form elements must have labels4Serious
- Low contrast text detected6Moderate
95.9%
of websites fail
accessibility
60 sec
average
scan time
WCAG 2.2
latest accessibility
guidelines
client-ready
reports
100%
private & secure
workspaces
The stakes
Your clients are already being sued for this.
Accessibility lawsuits aren't rare or theoretical — they're rising fast, and an installed widget doesn't make your clients safe. Neither does ignoring it make your agency safe.
3,117
federal accessibility lawsuits filed in 2025
Up 27% from 2,452 in 2024.
Source: Seyfarth Shaw, 2026
95.9%
of websites fail basic accessibility checks
Across the top 1M homepages tested.
Source: WebAIM Million, 2026
22.6%
of sued sites already had a widget installed
Overlays don't stop lawsuits — or the FTC.
Source: EcomBack, H1 2025
In January 2025, the FTC fined accessiBe $1M for misleading businesses about what its accessibility widget could actually guarantee. Overlays patch symptoms — they don't fix underlying WCAG violations, and courts have noticed.
Built for agencies
Everything you need to deliver accessible websites.
From automated audits to developer guidance and executive summaries, CompliantScan fits seamlessly into your workflow.
Real Browser Scanning
We scan with a real Chromium browser to analyze JavaScript-rendered content accurately.
Executive Reports
Beautiful, client-ready reports that communicate impact, risk, and recommended actions.
Developer Guidance
Technical details, code examples, and AI-powered remediation guidance.
Agency Workflow
Manage scans, share reports, and collaborate with your team and clients.
Scan History
Track progress over time and compare scans to measure improvements.
Secure & Private
Your data is always private. Scans and reports are visible only to your workspace.
How it works
Simple process. Powerful results.
From scan to report in under a minute. CompliantScan makes accessibility auditing effortless.
Enter your website
Add your website URL and choose your scan type and report format.
Scanning website...
- Loading pages
- Crawling content
- Running accessibility tests
- Analyzing issues
We scan your site
Our real browser scans every page, runs WCAG 2.2 checks, and detects accessibility issues.
Accessibility Score
Get your results
Receive a clear summary of issues, priority fixes, and an overall accessibility score.
Executive Accessibility Report
Share and improve
Download your report, share it with clients, and start improving accessibility with confidence.
Resources & Guides
Latest Accessibility Field Guide
Practical checklists and frameworks to help your agency audit client websites, communicate WCAG findings, and plan remediation.
Website Accessibility Audit Checklist for Web Agencies
A practical, repeatable 10-part process for finding WCAG 2.2 barriers, prioritizing critical issues, and delivering actionable accessibility audit reports to clients.
Common questions
Before you ask, we'll answer.
Widgets and overlays patch how a page is announced to assistive tech, but they don't fix the underlying code. In 2025, 22.6% of sites hit with accessibility lawsuits already had a widget installed. The FTC also fined accessiBe $1M in January 2025 for overstating what its widget could guarantee. A real audit finds and helps fix the actual WCAG violations in your markup — not just paper over them at runtime.
Free automated tools are a reasonable starting point, but they typically catch somewhere around 30-40% of real WCAG failures, and they don't render client-ready reports or prioritized fixes. CompliantScan scans with a real Chromium browser (so JavaScript-rendered content gets checked too), then turns the raw findings into an executive summary for your client and a developer-ready fix list — not just a raw score.
WCAG 2.2 adds newer success criteria on top of 2.1 — things like clearer focus indicators, accommodations for drag-based interactions, and minimum target sizes for touch controls. Most courts and settlements still reference WCAG 2.1 AA as the baseline legal standard, but 2.2 AA is increasingly considered best practice and where the guidelines are heading. We scan against 2.2 so you stay ahead rather than catching up later.
For most fixes, yes — someone needs to touch the code. What we remove is the guesswork: every issue comes with the specific WCAG criterion it violates, an AI-generated code fix, and a severity ranking so your dev knows what to prioritize first. Agencies use this to scope remediation work quickly instead of starting from a blank audit.
A consultant is still the right call for full manual audits on high-risk or high-traffic sites — automated scanning can't fully replace human judgment or assistive-tech testing. CompliantScan is built for the 80% of cases before that: a fast, affordable first pass your agency can run on every client site, with ongoing monitoring to catch regressions between manual reviews.
Yes. Scans, reports, and client data are visible only within your own workspace. Nothing is shared publicly or used to train models, and you control who on your team has access.
Get in touch
Questions about your site's accessibility? Let's talk.
Whether you're evaluating CompliantScan for your agency or just have a question about a scan result, reach out directly.