Lints a published accessibility statement against the EU model statement: compliance-status wording, non-accessible content with reasons, preparation and last-review dates, feedback and enforcement sections. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Same engine as the VS Code extension, byte for byte.
This page is the working piece. The full pack has everything below.
Checks the accessibility statement you already published against the EU model statement and its two dates
A consultant charges $150-$250 an hour to review one statement; a full agency accessibility audit starts around $2,500.
Buy the full version — $29It reads an accessibility statement you have already published and reports what the EU model statement requires and your file does not contain. Nineteen checks cover the commitment sentence, the legal basis, the compliance status wording, the three reason categories for non-accessible content, the disproportionate burden assessment, the date of preparation, the date of last review, the feedback channel and the enforcement procedure.
Public sector web teams in the EU, the digital agencies that publish on their behalf, and private-sector service providers now covered by the European Accessibility Act. If somebody on your team owns a page titled Accessibility statement, and a national monitoring body can sample that page without warning, this extension checks the exact file the body will read.
A chat assistant writes you a brand new statement in seconds, but it cannot open the one already live on your domain, and it has no reliable sense of today's date against your last review date. Free contrast and WCAG checkers test pages, not this document. The defects here are missing sections, stale dates and unfilled placeholders.
Free checks the statement file open in your editor and names every missing section, each finding on its own line in the Problems panel. That finishes the job for one statement. The licensed version sweeps every locale and sub-site statement in the workspace at once and writes one dated report carrying a per-file verdict.
An accessibility consultant charges $150 to $250 an hour to read one statement against the model, and a full agency accessibility audit starts around $2,500. The licensed version is $29 once, one licence key per person or team seat, with a 7-day full refund. Checking a single file stays free and needs no key.
One question, answered by the person who built it. Your email only if you want the answer sent.