For agencies: every client in one place.
For agencies: every client in one place.
Group sites by client, send each one a monthly summary under your brand, and hand them a public accessibility statement they can link from their footer.
Running just one site of your own? You don't need this page — the free scan below, and the plans on the homepage, already cover a single business. See plans for one site →
One dashboard, all your clients
Sites grouped by client with an average score per client. Add a site, tag the client, done.
The monthly email goes to them too
On the 1st, your client receives the same summary you do — with your brand, not ours — plus a public link that needs no account.
Deliverables you can resell
PDF in Spanish or English, a signed accessibility statement, a live badge, and the corrected code for their developer.
Monitoring, not a one-off PDF.
An audit tells you how you were doing on Tuesday. Monitoring tells you on Thursday, when someone uploaded three photos without a description.
Scheduled re-scans
Weekly or daily. Every change your team ships gets checked on its own.
Alerts that matter
One email when something breaks or your score drops. Silence when it doesn't.
Report in three languages
A summary for you, detail for your developer, a PDF for your lawyer. English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Start here
Which fixes raise your score the most, which already have code, which need a person.
Made for your platform
WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Odoo. We tell you the exact menu where each thing is fixed; a developer is rarely needed.
Accessibility statement
A public page that updates itself with every scan, linked from your footer. Required in the EU and for US federal sites; elsewhere it's optional but reads as evidence you're on it.
A seal for your footer that updates itself
Paste one line in your site's footer and your visitors see your current score. Clicking it opens your public accessibility statement, refreshed after every scan. Proof you take care of it, and one less thing a lawyer can point at.
The 6 things we check
Every client site gets the same scan, under your brand.
Accessibility
Everyone can use your site, including people who use a screen reader or only a keyboard.
What we check
- · Screen readers and keyboard-only navigation, checked against WCAG.
- · Color contrast, image descriptions, form labels — what a lawsuit points to first.
Security
No passwords, keys or private files sitting where anyone can see them.
What we check
- · Exposed API keys in your public JavaScript.
- · Public .env, .git or backup files.
- · Missing security headers and old libraries with known CVEs.
Privacy
Your privacy page is easy to find, and your ad pixels come with the opt-out US visitors expect.
What we check
- · A privacy policy customers can find, linked from your footer.
- · Ad pixels (Meta, Google, TikTok) and the “Do Not Sell or Share” link that California and many other US states expect.
- · If you sell to Europe: a consent banner before any tracking starts.
Legal
The pages a lawyer checks first are in place.
What we check
- · A public accessibility statement.
- · Terms and privacy someone can actually find.