ADA / WCAG accessibility monitoring
Your accessibility widget isn't protecting you.
AdaScan checks your site for the real accessibility failures that overlays leave behind, tells you exactly how to fix them, and keeps a dated record that proves you're doing the work — the good-faith evidence a widget can't give you.
See what your site is missing — free
Send one page and we'll email you a ranked report of the real WCAG failures on it.
Overlays don't fix your site — and courts know it.
Accessibility overlays (accessiBe, UserWay, AudioEye) are JavaScript widgets bolted onto a page. They can't fix the underlying HTML, so the barriers that block screen-reader and keyboard users stay right where they are. Meanwhile ADA plaintiffs specifically target sites that run a widget — roughly a third of recent U.S. web-accessibility defendants had one installed, and the FTC fined accessiBe $1M in 2025 for overstating what its widget does. If you're paying for an overlay, you may be paying for the lawsuit risk, not protection from it.
A real audit, on repeat.
Not a widget and not a one-time PDF. AdaScan finds what's actually broken, hands your developer the fix, and keeps watching.
Ranked by risk
Not a dump of 400 errors. The failures that actually show up in ADA complaints, first, in plain English.
A developer fix list
Each issue with its WCAG criterion and how to resolve it, plus a draft accessibility statement.
A dated evidence trail
Every scan and fix logged over time — the good-faith-effort record that matters if a demand letter lands.
Not an overlay — the difference
Same monthly line item. Opposite outcome.
Accessibility widget
- Re-skins the page at runtime
- Can't fix the underlying code
- Attracts ADA lawsuits
- No proof you did the work
- Monthly fee, same risk
AdaScan
- Finds the real failures
- Gives your developer the fixes
- Reduces your actual risk
- Dated evidence trail
- Monitors continuously
Who it's for
Businesses running an overlay
Find out what the widget you pay for is actually missing.
Agencies & studios
Monitor a whole portfolio of client sites — and offer it to clients as a service.
Lawsuit-exposed verticals
Law firms, clinics, retail and e-commerce, where a demand letter is a real risk.
Straight answers
Does this make me “ADA compliant”?
No tool can promise that, and anyone who does is selling you something. AdaScan tests against WCAG 2.1 — the standard U.S. courts reference for the ADA. Automated checks catch the machine-detectable issues (about 30–40% of WCAG); the rest needs human review. What you get is real risk reduction and documented good-faith effort — which is what actually helps.
Isn't this just another widget?
The opposite. We don't add anything to your site. We report what's wrong, hand your developer the fixes, and track that you're fixing it over time.
We already have accessiBe / UserWay / AudioEye.
Perfect — send us your URL and we'll show you, for free, exactly what the widget is still missing.
See what your overlay is missing — free.
One URL, a real report in 24 hours. No widget, no sales call.
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