About eaaradar.com

eaaradar.com tells business owners whether their website has accessibility problems — in language they can actually act on, without hiring a consultant to find out.

How the scan works

We request your page exactly as a search engine would, then run it through a set of checks derived from WCAG 2.1. Each finding is reported with the specific element it came from, so a developer can go straight to it.

We do not execute your scripts, we do not store your page content, and we never modify anything on your site.

What we deliberately do not claim

We do not sell compliance certificates and we do not promise that a good score makes you legally safe. Automated testing finds the obvious, repetitive failures quickly and cheaply — the ones that are expensive to hunt by hand. What it cannot do is judge whether a page actually makes sense to someone using a screen reader. That still requires a person.

We are also not an overlay. Widgets that promise to fix accessibility with one line of JavaScript are widely criticised by disabled users and have themselves been the subject of legal action. We find problems and hand you the evidence; fixing them properly happens in your code.

Why monitoring rather than a one-off audit

Because websites change every week. An audit is a photograph; compliance is a video. The value is in finding out the next morning that a new product template shipped without alt text — not eighteen months later when a letter arrives.

Where your data lives

In a database in Frankfurt, inside the European Union, and the code that runs your scans executes there too. Email is the one exception: we send it through a provider in the United States, so alerts travel outside the EU on their way to you. Our privacy policy names every provider we use and what each one sees.

Contact

Questions, feedback, or an awkward edge case? Get in touch.