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Run the same scan ADA lawsuits cite.

axe-core 4.11 against a public URL — the open-source scanner widely used in accessibility audits. Automated WCAG 2.2 AA findings. Source-code guidance for common issues. No overlays.

Automated scanning catches roughly 57% of WCAG issues. Use this as a baseline, not a verdict.

After the demand letter

You already paid for an overlay — AccessiBe, UserWay, Accessibly, or one of the other widget vendors. It didn’t stop the lawsuit. The complaint cited automated scan findings: missing alt text, broken form labels, low contrast on links. The kind of issues a widget can’t fix from the outside, because they live in your HTML.

Public lawsuits and demand letters routinely cite axe-core findings — the open-source scanner most accessibility auditors run before they write their reports. Running the same scanner yourself shows you what an auditor would flag, before someone else writes the complaint.

That’s what this is. Scan first, see what an accessibility audit would find, then fix it at the source. No widget on your site, no badge, no monthly fee for a “compliance score” that doesn’t appear in a courtroom.

Same engine. Same rules.

What you get with monthly monitoring

$49/month. Cancel anytime. No setup fee.

Setup is hands-on for early customers — email us with your URLs, we get you running. You see the report first. Subscribe only if the findings are worth fixing.

What we won’t do

For agencies

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