Accessibility statement generator
Filled with the facts of your latest check (date, pages, open problems). It never says “fully compliant” — an automated check cannot prove that.
Pro: a hosted statement link that updates itself after every weekly check — link it from your site footer.
Your Pro key
Plans
| Plan | Sites | Pages per site, every week | |
|---|---|---|---|
| $9 / month | 1 | 50 | Choose |
| $19 / month | 5 | 50 | Choose |
| $49 / month | 25 | 50 | Choose |
- Weekly check in a full Chrome browser with the site’s scripts on
- New since last check / fixed since last check, per page and element
- E-mail alert in your language when something new appears
- History of every check + CSV for your developer
- Hosted accessibility statement that updates after each check
- 300 quick page checks a day by hand
Questions
Does this make my site compliant?
No tool can do that by itself. We find the problems automated WCAG rules can detect, explain the fix and watch for new ones. Fixing them, plus a few checks by hand, is what makes a site accessible.
Do you install anything on my site?
No. We read your public pages like a visitor does. No widget, no script, no theme access, no login.
Which rules do you check?
The axe-core rules (open source, by Deque) tagged WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 level A and AA — the level the EU standard EN 301 549 uses. 58 rule types have a plain fix step in 5 languages; the others show axe-core’s own translated help.
Does the BFSG apply to my small business?
The BFSG exempts micro-enterprises that provide services (fewer than 10 staff and at most €2 million annual turnover or balance sheet). Larger online shops selling to consumers are covered since 28 June 2025; fines go up to €100,000 (§37). This is not legal advice.
What happens to my data?
Free check: our server fetches the page you name and hands it to your browser; the check runs there and the result stays on this device. Pro: we store your site list, alert e-mail and scan results to show your history; remove a site and its data is deleted.
Why can the free check differ from the weekly check?
The free check runs in your browser with the site’s scripts off (another site’s code must not run inside our page). The weekly Pro check opens every page in a full Chrome browser with scripts on, so menus and widgets built by scripts are checked too. Both stop animations first, so text caught mid fade-in is not reported as a false contrast problem.
