Find the accessibility problems on your site that lawyers actually cite.
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Why this matters right now
US federal courts are on track for more than 5,500 digital accessibility lawsuits in 2026, the highest number ever recorded, and roughly 69% of them target e-commerce sites. Typical settlements run from $5,000 to $15,000 before you count your own legal costs. In the EU, enforcement of the European Accessibility Act began in June 2026, and regulators and law firms have started sending information requests and warning letters.
The uncomfortable part is how ordinary the failures are. WebAIM tests the top million home pages every year. In 2026 it found detectable WCAG failures on 95.9% of them, averaging 56 errors per page — and six failure types accounted for 96% of everything found:
| Failure | Pages affected | Checked here? |
|---|---|---|
| Low contrast text | 83.9% | No — needs a rendered page |
| Missing image alt text | 53.1% | Yes |
| Missing form labels | 51.0% | Yes |
| Empty links | 46.3% | Yes |
| Empty buttons | 30.6% | Yes |
| Missing document language | 13.5% | Yes |
Five of the six are decidable from the HTML your server sends, which is exactly what this scanner reads. The sixth is not, and we say so rather than quietly leaving it out.
We ran our own version of that test. We scanned thousands of randomly sampled real websites and found the same thing WebAIM does, using different code on a different sample — along with how many of them are paying for an accessibility widget that has not fixed it. Full method and limitations published with it.
If you have an accessibility widget installed, we will tell you
Overlay widgets promise compliance from one line of JavaScript. They are increasingly cited in litigation rather than protecting against it. The scan detects the major vendors and reports what is still broken underneath.
What you get, free
- Every issue found, grouped by type and ranked by how often that failure appears in real complaints
- The specific WCAG success criterion and level for each one
- The actual markup at fault, so a developer can go straight to it
- A concrete fix, written for your platform where we can identify it
- An explicit list of what this scan did not check, and how to check those yourself for free
How the scanner works, and where it stops →
Need it actually fixed?
The free scan tells you what is wrong. The Fix Pack is a fixed $249 package: a deeper audit of up to five pages, prioritised fix instructions written for your platform, a real accessibility statement, and a dated remediation plan. No subscription, no widget, no retainer.