For small businesses
Is your website putting your business at risk?
Most small business websites fail basic accessibility rules — unreadable text, unlabelled buttons, images with no description. It costs you customers, and it is the basis of thousands of ADA complaints every year. Run a free check and see exactly where you stand, in plain English.
Two free scans every day. No credit card, no install.
What the scan gives you
Know where you stand today
One score, plus a list of what is actually wrong on your pages — no jargon, no guessing.
Reduce your legal exposure
The scan checks the WCAG 2.1 rules that accessibility complaints are measured against, and keeps a dated record of every scan you run.
Stop losing customers
Unreadable text, unlabelled buttons and broken links cost you sales from every visitor, not only those using assistive technology.
Something you can hand over
Download a PDF and send it to your web person. Each item says what to fix and how.
Prefer we look at it for you?
Leave your details and we will run a full audit of your site and send the report back to you. No cost, no obligation.
Common questions
- Does the ADA apply to my website?
- US courts have repeatedly treated business websites as places of public accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Thousands of website accessibility claims are filed each year, and most target small and mid-sized businesses rather than large brands.
- Do I need a developer to understand the report?
- No. Each finding is written in plain English, says why it matters to a real visitor, and describes what needs to change. You can send the report to whoever maintains your site.
- What does the free scan include?
- Two free scans a day, each covering accessibility rules, colour contrast, broken links, structured data and SEO basics, with a downloadable PDF report and a shareable link.
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