AccessiMonitor scans your site every day for WCAG 2.2 AA, ADA Title III, Section 508, and EAA accessibility issues — so your team finds and fixes problems before customers (or regulators) do.
No overlays. WCAG 2.2 AA aligned. Reports built for engineering, product, and legal.
Accessibility issues land too late: after a release, after a content update, after someone is already blocked. AccessiMonitor prioritizes by real user impact, tracks every barrier through to resolution, and gives your team one clear list to act on — ranked by what actually keeps people from completing the task.
We scan the pages and flows that matter most every day, so new WCAG issues surface the moment they appear.
Each issue is translated into plain language: what a person experiences, which task breaks, and who is affected.
Mark what's been reviewed, what has a workaround, what's fixed, and what still needs verification — with a full audit trail.
Ecommerce, public-sector, SaaS, and agencies all use AccessiMonitor to protect revenue, meet ADA and EAA obligations, and prove WCAG 2.2 AA conformance across every site they own.
Catch regressions on the flows revenue and trust depend on — not just the homepage.
Keep critical government and public-sector journeys from quietly breaking after updates.
Agencies get visibility across all their sites without per-seat tax on the whole team.
Baseline scan
Your first scan runs right away. See results in minutes.
Clear issue inventory
One clear list of what to fix, prioritized and de-duplicated.
Sample reporting view
Dashboard + PDF report. See exactly what your team would get.
Recommended next step
Subscribe to keep monitoring. We'll show you when you're ready.
Subscribe for daily monitoring. We'll alert you when something breaks. Fix issues in-house or with our help when you need it.
Connect a site
Domain + optional authenticated scanning for pages behind login
Choose your coverage
Pick pages or routes and set scan frequency (daily or weekly)
Get alerts only when something changes
New problems after updates surface immediately, with no noise from issues you already know about.
Fix from one clear list of fixes
Unique fixes with locations and severity, not 300 duplicate findings.
Track progress over time
Trendlines, fixed counts, and pages affected across every scan run
Every report shows:
Plus the shareable detail your team needs:
Unique Fixes
"Fix this once, it resolves 47 locations." One row per issue type, not per occurrence.
Locations
Exact pages and components where each issue appears, so nothing gets lost.
Severity
Critical, serious, moderate, minor. Prioritize what blocks users first.
Evidence
What went wrong and what to change. Enough for a dev to act without guessing.
Forward without explanation
Send a link or export a PDF. Readable by everyone, with no technical jargon.
See the exact format your team would get
View sample impact reportView sample reportSee a sample alertAutomation finds most code-level issues. Human review confirms whether users can actually complete the task. AccessiMonitor labels every finding so your team knows what's verified, what's pending, and what needs an expert eye.
Track new issues, recurring issues, fixes that resolved problems across many pages, and tasks still open. Not just counts — defensible evidence that access is improving over time.
Plan-specific features that help you choose.
Yearly manual reviews by accessibility specialists on Pro tier. Human audits catch many issues automation can't, including UX and contextual problems.
View your scan results and accessibility metrics through a dedicated dashboard with trends and historical data. All paid tiers include full dashboard access.
Lite tier receives weekly digest alerts. Standard and Pro tiers receive instant email alerts when daily scans detect critical or serious accessibility issues.
Automation isn't a human, and that's fine.
Names & Labels
Buttons, inputs, links, and interactive elements with missing or unclear labels.
Structure & Semantics
Heading hierarchy, page structure, and form field associations.
Contrast & Visibility
Common contrast problems that make text or UI elements hard to read.
Keyboard & Focus
Can users navigate with the keyboard? We check that key controls are reachable and visible.
Common Component Patterns
Nav menus, dialogs, carousels: common patterns we can check automatically.
Automation catches a lot, but it misses some things. We'll tell you which is which.
Great for automation
Needs human verification (we'll flag it)
Items that need human verification (screen reader experience, true task completion, complex traps) will be clearly labelled in your report.
Start here. Add more as you need it.
A one-time scan tells you where you stand today.
Daily monitoring tells you what changed tomorrow.
Marketing edits, CMS updates, plugins, and new releases introduce accessibility regressions constantly. Monitoring catches them before your customers — or a complaint letter — do.
You don't pay for the first scan. You pay to stay compliant.
Daily monitoring catches WCAG regressions within hours of a site change — before customers, auditors, or legal counsel do.
Accessibility breaks quietly: new content, new components, CMS edits, third-party scripts. Monitoring is the only way to keep WCAG 2.2 AA conformance from drifting between audits.
Pick the plan that fits your sites and the standards your team is held to. Add expert review when you need an audit-grade verification.
Yearly billing saves 20%.
Plans based on pages monitored across all your sites. Cancel anytime with no long-term contracts or hidden fees.
Already ran your free scan? Choose a plan to keep monitoring and track progress over time.
Issues are counted fairly: if the same fix resolves a problem across many pages, it counts as one issue.
Keep one small site in check
Monitor and report across multiple sites
Instant critical alerts + Slack
Includes yearly expert audit
Custom needs
Annual prepay saves 20%. Need more pages? Add-on packs available.
Add an audit or fix package when you need more than monitoring.
Monitoring is the foundation. Audits and fixes are add-ons. Add them when you need them.
See fix package optionsWe clearly label which checks are automated and which need human review
We help you pick the pages that matter most
Reports are designed for both technical and non-technical stakeholders
We help teams fix the underlying barriers in their site, not cover them up with another layer of interface.
The disability community has been clear about overlay widgets and what real accessibility requires. Here's what people are saying.
A US company has recently filed a lawsuit against an accessibility overlay vendor, after they still got sued by a blind person who said the website was not accessible. It's becoming clear that overlays are not enough to ensure digital accessibility.
From @XperienzRD
Overlays adding UI on top of broken code is like putting a fresh coat of paint on a building with no foundation. Keyboard navigation still fails, screen readers still choke, and now you have an extra layer of JS slowing everything down. Fix the source. #a11y #accessibility
From @coscosmico
Making a webpage accessible does take work, and simply telling a business they can add a widget is absolutely foolish. You build and design accessibility in to a webpage using WCAG standards.
From @w9fyi
Accessibility overlays are a scam. They don't fix real issues and just pad vendor profits. Focus on actual code changes. #a11y #controversial
From @developerrayush
No overlays or widgets on your site
We won't interfere with your users' assistive technology
You resolve real accessibility barriers, not surface-level findings
Prioritize what blocks people now while keeping every barrier tracked through resolution
Expert audits catch what tools miss
Human audits catch many issues automation can't
We identify code issues using WCAG standards
Following the established guidelines for web accessibility
Scan the pages that matter most. Get a WCAG 2.2 AA baseline, a prioritized issue list, and an engineering-ready report — in minutes.
Free WCAG scan, up to 10 pages • No credit card required • Cancel anytime
I built AccessiMonitor because I know the web is not equally easy for everyone to use. With severe nearsightedness and mild astigmatism, I have seen how small design and front-end decisions can create real friction. That personal experience led to a practical insight: accessibility is not something teams fix once. It breaks quietly through releases, content edits, plugins, and third-party scripts. AccessiMonitor was built to help teams monitor critical routes, catch regressions early, and fix issues at the source instead of masking them with overlays.
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