Get Your Free Compliance Scan
Enter your government website URL and we'll scan it for WCAG 2.1 AA violations. You'll receive a detailed report showing exactly where your site stands — completely free.
Scan Your Website
Your Compliance Report Includes
A comprehensive analysis of your website's accessibility, delivered in a clear format your team and leadership can act on.
Overall Compliance Score
A clear percentage showing how close your site is to full WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, with a breakdown by severity level.
Detailed Violation Report
Every WCAG violation found, organized by category, severity, and impact. Includes the specific elements and pages affected.
Prioritized Recommendations
A ranked list of what to fix first based on user impact, legal risk, and implementation complexity.
Deadline Risk Assessment
Based on your entity's population size, we'll tell you which deadline applies and whether your current state puts you at risk of non-compliance.
Executive Summary
A board-ready overview you can share with leadership, council members, or your legal team.
Sample Report Preview
Sample data for illustration purposes
Common Questions
Is the scan really free?
Yes, completely free with no obligation. We'll scan your site, compile the report, and send it to you. There's no commitment required to use any of our services.
How long does the scan take?
We typically deliver your compliance report within 2 business days. Larger sites with hundreds of pages may take slightly longer.
What if my site fails the scan?
Most government sites have violations — you're not alone. The report will include prioritized recommendations, and our team can walk you through your options for achieving compliance.
Which deadline applies to my agency?
Entities with a population of 50,000 or more must comply by April 24, 2026. Entities under 50,000 have until April 24, 2027. Your report will specify which deadline applies.
Will I need a separate RFP to work with you?
Not necessarily. We're available through TIPS, BuyBoard, and Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contracts, which means many agencies can engage us without a separate procurement process.