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ItalianoIs your website accessible? You'll know in two minutes.
Avoid fines, reach more customers. The check shows you in two minutes what needs fixing.
How to test your website for accessibility
No audit appointment, no quote request, no sales call. The check runs fully automatically and delivers a report that non-technical people understand too.
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Start the scan
Enter your web address, the scanner does the rest. It crawls up to 100 subpages and tests them against all 55 automatically testable WCAG 2.2 criteria.
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Understand the report
Every finding comes with its exact location, a code example and a priority, sorted by what actually blocks visitors. You don't need to be a WCAG expert.
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Fix & prove it
Work through the list, rescan, generate your accessibility statement. Monitoring reports new barriers before a user does.
What an accessibility test has to cover
A score alone tells you nothing. These six areas decide whether people can use your website, and the check examines exactly those in detail.
Contrast & colors
Normal text needs a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1, large text 3:1 (WCAG 1.4.3). We measure every color combination, including buttons, links and graphics.
Alternative text
Missing alt text is the most common finding of all. Screen readers simply skip those images. We find every affected image and suggest a text.
Keyboard operation
Everything has to work without a mouse: menus, forms, dialogs. We check focus order, visible focus and keyboard traps.
Forms & error messages
Unlabeled fields are the most expensive barrier in shops because they make people abandon checkout. We check labels, required-field markers and error text.
Structure & ARIA
Badly used ARIA does more harm than good. We check heading hierarchy, landmarks and whether roles and attributes are set correctly.
What no tool can test
Whether an alt text makes sense or a form is logically structured takes human judgment. We label those criteria clearly instead of keeping quiet about them.
European Accessibility Act: mandatory since 2025
The European Accessibility Act (EU Directive 2019/882) has applied across the EU since June 28, 2025, through national laws in every member state. It affects far more businesses than most people think.
Who it affectsOnline shops, booking and ticketing systems, banking and telecommunications services. Everywhere consumers complete transactions digitally.
What it requiresConformity with the EU standard EN 301 549 (for the web that means WCAG level AA), plus an up-to-date accessibility statement.
What violations costNational regulators can impose heavy fines: up to €100,000 in Germany, up to 5% of annual turnover in Italy. Competitor complaints and enforcement orders come on top.
The good newsExisting services benefit from transition periods until 2030. If you start now, you don't have time pressure, you have a plan.
Am I affected? The quick check
- You sell online to consumers (shop, bookings, tickets)affected
- You provide banking, telecom or transport servicesaffected
- Fewer than 10 employees and under €2M annual turnoveroften exempt
- Pure B2B website with no consumer businessrarely affected
The assistance widget: comfort for visitors, no empty promises
Install it once, done. Your visitors adjust text size, contrast, colors and reading aids to their needs, individually or bundled in six profiles, including read-aloud. The widget runs completely separately from your website and can neither change your design nor slow your page down.
2 min
to install, one line of code, no developer needed
19
functions from text size to read-aloud
6
profiles visitors use to adapt the view
Our honesty principleA widget does not make a website WCAG-compliant, and we don't claim it does. It adds comfort on top of real fixes. And for people who already use a screen reader, it deliberately stays out of the way instead of interfering.
Accessibility
Low visionLarger and high-contrast
DyslexiaClear type, more spacing
FocusReading mask, fewer stimuli
Low stimulusAnimations off, muted colors
Motor skillsBig targets, clear focus
ComfortLarger and clearer
Not a mockup: this is the real widget, it already runs on this page and opens in the bottom right corner.
Free accessibility tools
Every tool works without sign-up and delivers a real result. No teasers, no fine print.
Website checker
The complete WCAG 2.2 scan for any URL, with score, findings list and priorities.
Accessibility Act check
Seven questions clarify whether the law applies to you, then the technical check follows.
Contrast checker
Enter two colors, read off the contrast ratio and the AA/AAA rating.
Statement generator
Your accessibility statement as a guided form, ready to embed.
PDF checker
Upload a PDF, get a PDF/UA check: tags, reading order, form fields.
Alt text generator
Upload an image, get usable alternative text. For reviewing, not for blind copy-paste.
Who works with it
„The compliance report took away my fear of legal letters. After two minutes I knew which three things were actually urgent, and after one weekend they were fixed.“
Miriam K.Owner, online store for kids' shoes „We attach the score history to every client report. The white-label reports save us half a day of documentation per project.“
Deniz A.Technical lead, web agency „Finally a provider that says honestly what can be tested automatically and what can't. That's exactly why we trust the rest all the more.“
Thomas R.Partner, tax advisory firm „Our booking flow went through the scan before the agency put it live. Two contrast errors fewer, and no nasty surprise after launch.“
Sofia L.Head of marketing, hotel group „Monitoring reported a broken alt text import before a customer could. The alert email came on Sunday, the fix shipped Monday before breakfast.“
Jonas P.Founder, SaaS startup „For years our accessibility statement was a Word document nobody wanted to maintain. Now it updates itself with every scan.“
Anna W.Digital officer, municipal utility „I rent out holiday apartments in three countries. Reports and instructions arriving in Spanish and German is what sealed the deal.“
Carmen O.Owner, holiday rentals „The API runs in our CI: every pull request gets scanned before it's merged. Accessibility is now a test like any other.“
Lukas M.Frontend developer, e-commerce agency „The PDF check went through 40 forms we've been sending out for years. The priority list turned that into a doable quarterly project instead of a threat.“
Élodie B.Project manager, online retail
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- 5 website checks per month, 10 subpages each
- 3 PDF checks per month
- 1 accessibility statement per month
- 10 AI alt texts for images per month
- 1 assistance widget with our banner
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- Unlimited website checks, up to 50 subpages per scan
- Unlimited PDF checks
- Unlimited statements and AI alt texts
- 3 monitors with alerts
- 3 assistance widgets without ads
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50 €per month
- Everything unlimited, up to 100 subpages per scan
- 50 monitors with alerts
- 50 assistance widgets for 50 domains
- Priority support in 5 languages
All prices plus VAT. Cancel monthly. Unlimited means unlimited with fair-use protection. The Free plan stays free forever. We mean that, it's not bait.
Frequently asked questions about the accessibility check
How can I test my website for accessibility?
Fastest with an automated scan: enter your URL above, wait two minutes, read the report. The scan covers all machine-testable WCAG 2.2 criteria, meaning contrast, alternative text, forms, keyboard operability, ARIA and document structure. For a complete picture, a manual review belongs on top. The report clearly labels which criteria that concerns.
What does the accessibility check cost?
Nothing. The website check is free and works without sign-up and without a credit card. The Free plan also stays free permanently, with 5 website checks, 3 PDF checks and one accessibility statement per month. You only pay from 4.99 € per month once you need unlimited checks, monitoring or more widgets.
Does the European Accessibility Act apply to my website?
The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 28, 2025, among others to online shops, booking flows, banking and telecom services aimed at consumers, through the national law of each EU member state. Microenterprises with fewer than 10 employees and under €2M annual turnover are partly exempt for services. Our free check clarifies whether you're affected in a few questions.
What are the penalties for violating the Accessibility Act?
Each EU country sets its own penalties, and they are substantial: up to €100,000 in Germany, in Italy up to 5% of annual turnover. Market surveillance authorities can also order products and services off the market. More important than panic is a plan: the report prioritizes findings so you fix the critical barriers first and document your progress.
What is WCAG 2.2 and which level do I need?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are the international standard for accessible websites, with levels A, AA and AAA. Laws like the European Accessibility Act point to level AA via the EU standard EN 301 549. That's exactly the level our check uses as its reference.
Is an accessibility widget or overlay enough?
No. A widget can offer visitors comfort features like contrast and font adjustments, but it doesn't repair broken code and doesn't make a website WCAG-compliant, no matter what some vendors promise. Compliance comes from fixing the code. That's why our widget is deliberately positioned as a supplement, not a solution.
How long does it take to make a website accessible?
That depends on its condition. The most common findings like contrast, alt text and form labels can be fixed in days and improve the score immediately. Structural topics like keyboard navigation in complex menus take longer. The report sorts by effort and impact so you start with the quick wins.
Do I need an accessibility statement?
If your offering falls under the European Accessibility Act: yes, it's mandatory. The statement describes the conformity status of your website and has to be kept up to date. Our generator creates it from your scan results and updates it automatically with every new scan.
The first report is free. So is knowing where you stand.
No sign-up, no card, no catch. Enter your email address and we'll send you the full report: in two minutes you'll know where your website stands.