The accessibility record you can hand over.
Your shop, measured every week against WCAG 2.2: what is wrong, in plain words, dated and kept scan by scan.
The free plan scans one site, up to 25 pages, every week, at no cost. No card needed.
If your shop sells to consumers in the EU, the European Accessibility Act has applied to it since 28 June 2025, and an authority can ask you to show how it meets the requirements.
What the Act asks forNot sure whether it applies to you? Five questions.
5 defect classes in the period: 2 open, 1 no longer detected, 2 held open.
- No longer detected
“Was £6.40” +7 more
/collections/pantry
- Feb: detected
- Mar: detected
- Apr: detected
- May: not detected
- Jun: not detected
- Jul: not detected
- Held open
“Shop the spring pantry sale”
/
- Feb: detected, uncertain
- Mar: detected, uncertain
- Apr: detected, uncertain
- May: detected, uncertain
- Jun: detected, uncertain
- Jul: not detected
- Held open
“Delivery” +5 more
/pages/delivery
- Feb: detected
- Mar: detected
- Apr: detected
- May: detected
- Jun: detected
- Jul: not detected
- Open
An unlabelled image in the main content on /
/
- Feb: detected
- Mar: detected
- Apr: detected
- May: detected
- Jun: detected
- Jul: detected
- Open
An unlabelled link on /collections/all +11 more
/collections/all
- Feb: not detected
- Mar: detected
- Apr: detected
- May: detected
- Jun: detected
- Jul: detected
- detected
- detected, uncertain
- not detected
What you get

What is wrong, in plain words
The page, the element, and who it stops.

Kept over time
Every scan dated. What stops showing is marked no longer detected, not gone.



From the sample report: fixture data, fictional shop.
Scan one page free
Pricing
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One site
$0
Anyone who wants to see the record before paying for it.
Site
One site
$19a month
A merchant with one shop.
Studio
Up to ten sites
$59a month
A merchant with several shops, or a small studio with a few clients.
Agency
Up to thirty sites
$149a month
An agency that hands its clients the record under its own name.
The same page, scanned three times, gave three different numbers.
An example with the numbers from our sample report, not a real shop. Nothing on the page changed between the scans, but one button pulses between a darker and a lighter green, and each scan measured it at a different moment. Any one of those readings could have been reported as the finding.
So a reading taken while something on the page moves is marked uncertain. It stays in the record, but it is never treated as settled, and it never on its own marks a problem as no longer detected. On 31 August 2026, a real shop had eight close buttons that were detected only while they were animating. When the number moves and the page does not, the number is not evidence.
- first scan4.24
- second scan4.46
- third scan3.70
- required4.5
How it works
- i.
Scan
A real browser loads the page and, once it settles, measures it against WCAG 2.2 A and AA.
- ii.
Record
Each defect, with its element, reading and markup.
- iii.
Compare
Each later scan is compared. What stops showing is marked no longer detected, nothing more.
What this does not do
- The free scan reads one page, at one screen size, following no links.
- A shop that blocks automated visitors gets a recorded refusal. It does not guess, and a refusal is not a result.
- A page that never settles is recorded as not measured, not as having no defects.
- Free results are deleted after 7 days; an email address after 180, and it is used for nothing else.
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Up to twenty-five pages, measured weekly.