ADA accessibility scanner
Find what gets your site sued. Fix it with one prompt.
Rampa finds the issues ADA demand letters cite and writes the fix for you.
Checked against WCAG 2.2 AA.
- Results in about 2 minutes
- Every fix written for you
- Re-scan to prove it's fixed
Exposed
2 critical · 3 serious
Fix these 3 first
- 1Buttons with no name
- 2Images without a description
- 3Text that is hard to read
After the fix, a re-scan confirms each one.
- 5,000+
- website accessibility lawsuits in the US in 2025 (BeAccessible)
- 4 in 5
- of the lawsuits UsableNet tracked in 2026 targeted online stores (UsableNet)
From finding to fix
- Found
12 product photos with no description
Critical · a blind shopper hears only “image”
- The fix
Before
<img src="img/camisa-lino.svg" width="300" height="375">After
<img src="img/camisa-lino.svg" width="300" height="375" alt="Camisa de lino">Written into the prompt you paste.
- Verified
✓ Tested before you see it
Rampa runs each fix in a real browser and only hands you the ones that pass.
All three cards come from our demo store's real report. See the full report →
How it works
- 1
Scan
Enter your address. We check your site on desktop and on a phone.
- 2
Paste the prompt
One prompt with every fix, ready for ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or Lovable. Or send the report to your developer or agency.
- 3
Re-scan
We test again. A fix that doesn't pass stays on your list.
What the scan checks
Accessibility
Everyone can use your site, including people who use a screen reader or only a keyboard.
Also checks security, privacy and legal pages.
With a plan, we re-scan on our own and tell you when something breaks.
Who's behind Rampa
An independent team of developers. We built Rampa to hand you the fix, not just a list of problems.
- Works with Shopify, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and Webflow, with the exact menu where each fix goes.
- No developer? ChatGPT or Claude walks you through the prompt.
- Payments through Paddle: a proper invoice and a 14-day refund window.
Does this protect me from a lawsuit?
No tool can promise that, and we don't. You get the failures those letters point to, the fix, and a dated report of what you fixed. Technical information, not legal advice.
The scan shows the problems. A plan keeps them fixed.
Prices in USD. Taxes handled by Paddle.
Got a demand letter? Starter includes the PDF report and tested fixes.
Try Starter free for 7 days.
Starter
One site.
$6.58/mo
billed $79 a year (you save $29)
- · 1 site · 10 pages each
- · Weekly re-scans
- · Executive PDF report
- · Tested fixes
Pro
Several sites, daily re-scans.
$20.75/mo
billed $249 a year (you save $99)
- · 5 sites · 25 pages each
- · Daily re-scans
- · Executive PDF report
- · History & alerts
Agency
Your clients, under your brand.
$74.92/mo
billed $899 a year (you save $289)
- · 20 sites · 50 pages each
- · Daily re-scans
- · Executive PDF report
- · White-label PDF
Build sites for clients? Agency covers 20 sites, with your brand on every report. See Agency →
Straight answers
Why can I be fined? What are WCAG and the ADA?
Because the law says anyone with a disability must be able to use your site, and courts enforce it. WCAG is the list of rules those laws use to say what "usable" means. Each acronym is explained further up the page.
Do you fix the problem, or just tell me what's broken?
Both, depending on the rule. Contrast, missing language tags and a few other checks are fixed by fixed rules, no AI, no guessing. For the rest, mostly describing an image or naming a button, the AI proposes one change and we re-test it before you ever see it; if it fails, you don't see it. Either way you get corrected HTML to paste, or hand to your developer, plus the exact WordPress or Shopify menu when there is one.
I don't have a developer. What do I do with this?
Use "No developer? Fix it with ChatGPT or Claude": it copies a ready-made prompt with the corrected code, and ChatGPT or Claude walks you through pasting it, one step at a time. For Wix, Shopify or WordPress we also tell you the exact menu, no AI needed. If a finding truly needs a developer, forward the report with the "Send to my developer" button (or by WhatsApp) to your agency, your host or a freelancer; it has everything they need. We don't offer a paid fix-it service ourselves.
Does this work with my platform (WordPress, Shopify, Magento, a custom site)?
The scan and the corrected code work on any platform, because we read the page the way a browser does. For the fix itself, WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and Odoo get the exact menu, often no developer needed. Anything else, Magento included, gets the same corrected code, applied by whoever edits your theme.
If I fix everything you flag, can you guarantee I won't get sued?
No. Nobody can guarantee that, and anyone who does is selling you something. A 100 means you've cleared everything a machine can detect, which is most of what lawsuits cite, but courts also look at the manual checks below and at how you respond if someone does complain. It lowers your risk; it doesn't erase it.
What happens to my URL and the data you collect when you scan?
We keep the URL, the findings and the HTML of each affected element for as long as you monitor that site; a one-off free scan is kept until you email us to delete it. To draft a fix, one element's HTML (and, only for missing image descriptions, a screenshot) goes to Anthropic's API; the screenshot isn't stored and Anthropic doesn't train on it. We don't sell data, and nothing about your scan is public unless you publish the accessibility statement yourself.