Accessibility Pro

Accessibility Pro scans a website against WCAG 2.2 Level AA with five engines (axe-core, IBM Equal Access, ARC, pa11y and Lighthouse), then checks the findings again on the live page. It goes further than a static scan: it presses Tab through each page to find keyboard traps, submits forms with a required field left empty to check that errors are announced, and measures contrast on the pixels a visitor actually sees. When a problem can be fixed in code, it writes a patch, applies it to a sandboxed copy of your page and scans it again. The patch is offered as a ready-to-merge change only when the problem clears and nothing new breaks. It adds no overlay script to your site and never claims full compliance: automated testing covers about 30 to 40% of WCAG 2.2, and every report names what still needs a person to check. Every finding is tagged with its European Accessibility Act, EN 301 549 and ADA reference. On the Team plan and above it also drafts an accessibility statement and a VPAT 2.4. A GitHub Action can scan every pull request. It scans sites in any language, including right-to-left languages such as Arabic. You can check one page free without an account, and a free account scans whole sites. Paid plans, sign-up and billing are handled on the Accessibility Pro website. Accessibility Pro is made by Hasan Tayem, the founder of All Access World, and Elena Karamanska, two accessibility experts who both use a screen reader every day.