Pricing
A single afternoon with an accessibility consultant costs more than a year of monitoring.
Free scan
- ✓Two scans, one page each
- ✓Overall risk score
- ✓Your biggest problem, in full
- ✓A count of everything else we found
- ✓No account needed
Monitoring
- ✓One website, up to six key pages
- ✓14 days free to start, with everything below unlocked
- ✓Your key pages, re-checked every day
- ✓Every issue, with the exact code and how to fix it
- ✓Email alert the moment something new breaks
- ✓Client-ready PDF report, in your own name, whenever you need one
- ✓A dated record of every check, so you can prove when you fixed what
- ✓Stored and processed in Frankfurt, inside the EU
No card to start · cancel any time
How does the free trial work?
Scan a page, then sign in with Google. Monitoring starts on that site straight away with everything unlocked for fourteen days — the full report, the daily re-checks and the alerts. No card, and nothing to cancel if you walk away.
What happens when the fourteen days end?
We keep checking the site, but the detailed findings stop being shown until you subscribe. Nothing is deleted, and your history is waiting where you left it.
Where is my data stored?
In a database in Frankfurt, inside the European Union, and the code that scans your pages runs there too. The one exception is email: we send it through a provider in the United States, so the alerts reaching your inbox travel outside the EU. Our privacy policy names every provider we use.
Do you have an agency plan?
Each website is its own subscription at €29 per month, so an agency with five client sites pays for five. If you manage several, we send you one digest instead of one email per site. Talk to us if you have many sites.
How many pages do you check?
Each subscription covers one website and its key pages — typically the home page plus your checkout, contact and a product template, up to six in total. Whole-site crawling is in progress; tell us what you need and we will quote it.
Can you fix the issues for me?
Not automatically, and we will not pretend otherwise. Overlay widgets that claim to “fix accessibility with one line of code” are widely criticised and have been the subject of lawsuits. We tell you precisely what is wrong so your developer can fix it properly.
Is this legal advice?
No. We are a testing and monitoring tool. For a formal compliance opinion, talk to a lawyer — and bring our reports with you.